Incumbent

Charles E. Schmidt

Harney Education Service District Board - Zone 1

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Recent Experience

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2025 – 2029View Position
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District information

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About Harney Education Service District Board - Zone 1

Term length: 2025 – 2029

Nearby Officials

Patty Dorroh

Harney County Commission - Position 2

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Daniel Brown

Harney Education Service District Board - Zone 5

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Kirk Davies

Harney Education Service District Board - Zone 6

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Ryan Hughes

Harney County District Attorney

Derrin "Dag" Robinson

Harney County Clerk

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Kristen Shelman

Harney County Commission - Position 1

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