Oregon Fire Marshals Association

Oregon Small Woodlands Association is a non-profit organization based in Salem, OR, dedicated to supporting and advocating for small woodland owners in the state. They provide resources, education, and networking opportunities for individuals interested in sustainable forestry practices and land stewardship. Generated from their business information

The Oregon Cattlemen's Association ( OCA ) was formed in 1913 in Baker County by 12 individuals who sought to advance the economic, political and social interests of the Oregon Cattle Industry. In addition to all the above mentioned benefits, we have two conventions per year that provide you an opportunity to become informed, involved, and provides a forum to get acquainted with fellow ranchers as well as political and academia leaders. Associate Council membership benefits include all the above and an opportunity to submit a "Friends of the Industry" article in the Oregon Beef Producer.

The Oregon Association of Water Utilities (OAWU) is a nonprofit organization that represents water and wastewater utilities in the state of Oregon. Established in 1977, OAWU advocates for the interests of water utilities in the state legislature and provides technical assistance to its members. As a state affiliate of the National Rural Water Association, OAWU offers on-site assistance in various areas, including regulatory compliance, water treatment technology, distribution system operation and maintenance, and wastewater treatment and collection. Members of OAWU benefit from access to training programs, legislative updates, and discounts on seminars and annual meeting registration. OAWU's mission is to provide service, support, and solutions for Oregon water and wastewater utilities to meet the challenges of today and tomorrow. The association offers specialized training in both water and wastewater, covering topics such as treatment, regulations, operations, maintenance, operator certification, and management skills. With a team of training specialists, circuit riders, wastewater technicians, and source water specialists, OAWU assists its members in maintaining regulatory compliance, improving operational efficiency, and ensuring the provision of high-quality water and wastewater services. Additionally, OAWU's Energy Efficiency Circuit Rider helps utilities evaluate their energy needs and recommends measures to enhance energy efficiency.Generated from the website