Incumbent

David McCall

Tillamook County Transportation District Board - Position 1

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Recent Experience

Tillamook County Transportation District Board - Position 1Incumbent
2025 – 2029View Position
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District information

Where constituents live

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About Tillamook County Transportation District Board - Position 1

Term length: 2025 – 2029

Nearby Officials

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David Plawman

Long Prairie Water District Board - Position 2

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Betsy McMahon

Tillamook Bay Community College Board - Zone 5, Position 5

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Michael Rice

Tillamook County Surveyor

Erin Skaar

Tillamook County Commission - Position 1

Mary Faith Bell

Tillamook Bay Community College Board - Zone 7, At-Large

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Tassi O'Neil

Tillamook County Clerk

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