prairie city sustainable school projectorsolutions.org/wp-content/uploads/2011/09/prairiecity... ·...

Declaration of Cooperation

Prairie City Sustainable School Project

I. Introduction

Partners in this project include citizens, local organizations and businesses, school

employees and board members and government agencies. All partners in this project

have come together with the common interest of creating an attractive, useful and

sustainable school buildings and grounds which include sports fields which will benefit

the students and their families, the community of Prairie City, and athletes from around

the greater Eastern Oregon area.

In a rural community such as Prairie City, the local school is a large part of its identity.

The Prairie City School serves roughly 200 students in grades kindergarten through

twelve. In addition to school events, many community and regional events take place on

the school sports fields. The people of Prairie City take pride in their school, but with

budget cuts and local unemployment rates, many people have moved away, leaving the

school population smaller and with less money. The buildings are in need of paint and

there is a need for landscaping. The sports fields, including a baseball field, a football

field and a little league baseball field are suffering because of water shortage and the sand

base track is in disrepair with mud holes and uneven edges.

This community has shown great effort to regain stability with groups such as the Prairie

City Community Association which sponsors many events and community projects and

the Prairie City Athletic Complex group has worked hard to raise funds and donations of

expertise labor and equipment toward the renovation of the Track and sports fields which

would enable Prairie City School to host district events. These community organizations

are working together with the Governor’s Oregon Solutions Program’s team for the

Prairie City Beautification Project toward the common goal of improving the school for

the community and its youth. The Prairie City Beautification Project will enhance

projects and organizations already in place.

The following sections of this Declaration of Cooperation outline the elements of this

collaborative project and detail the individual commitments made by participants of the

Oregon Solutions team.

II. Projects for the Sustainable Beautification of Prairie City School

A. Paint School Buildings

One of the beautification projects that this Oregon Solutions team will undertake is to

paint the school buildings for Prairie City School. This project was chosen because the

outward appearance of the school would be significantly improved by simply unifying

the color scheme of the campuses buildings. We believe that this, in turn, will help to

boost community pride in our school and will make future paint maintenance easier by

creating a palate to work from.

A paint scheme has been chosen keeping the most recently painted building, the new

gym, in mind. The colors on this building are pleasant and there are coordinating colors

throughout the school and on the Metro Paint palate. This will enable the paint

committee to reduce costs because some surfaces will not need paint. The colors will be

a light taupe with a dusty green trim.

The paint on some surfaces is chipping and on others the colors are old and faded. There

is little continuity to the colors on different parts of the building and this team will seek to

coordinate new paint colors with some of the existing colors and bring the color scheme

together. The Paint Committee will consider input from the school’s students.

Elementary School and old gym.

New gym with chosen color scheme.

Bates Building, bright colors and old paint.

High School Addition, faded, old paint.

After researching paint methods the team chose to write a grant for the cost of the

Professional Contractor to do the prep work, priming and painting on hard to reach or

difficult to paint areas on the buildings. It made sense to try this first because volunteers

without adequate training would not know how to prep correctly and it would jeopardize

the sustainability of the paint.

The paint that the team will use is Metro Paint. Metro Paint is recycled paint and has

been used on many government and private buildings over the years. It has been proven

to be sustainable and is in agreement with this team’s effort to be environmentally

conscious because it is 100% recycled paint. Metro Paint will be purchased at a

government rate of $12.00 per five gallon bucket and will be delivered from the Portland

area to Prairie City by one of the team participants or donated transport by Eastern

Oregon Fast Freight in order to save shipping costs.

On the advice of Metro Paint Office, we will seek to use a high grade primer on the

metal and bare wood surfaces before applying Metro Paints to ensure the sustainability of

the paint. Our paint contractor, Les Church has recommended Sherwin Williams Primer

and has obtained the primer at a discount and will sell it to the school at his cost. The

Paint Committee will also write a letter requesting a donation of primer from the Sherwin

Williams store in Redmond, Oregon.

The Paint Committee will seek donated equipment such as lifts, ladders and paint

sprayers. The team will seek to purchase any needed equipment , such as brushes, rollers

and drop clothes, locally whenever possible.

The Paint Committee and Alumni Committee will work together to seek volunteer labor

groups. The possibility of hiring a prison Work Crew has also been considered for part

of the labor but would have to be done during the Summer when students are not present.

A Prison Work Crew would cost the project approximately $400.00 a day for a ten man

crew.

The Prairie City Sustainable School Paint Committee will seek to fund this project by

writing a grant to the Meyer Memorial Trust and by working with the school to use the

available funds from the school budget. The Paint Committee will also seek donated

materials from various sources and will work together with the Alumni Committee to

secure alumni funds needed to help meet the amount of money needed to complete this

task.

Update: July 2005

The paint committee has settled on the paint from Metro Paints. We can buy this paint at

a reduced cost because it is for a school and it is recycled paint. The committee has

chosen light brown for the walls and a barn red color for the trim to coordinate with the

bricks.

The committee will use the $1700.00 from the Alumni Fund to purchase paint and

supplies. A good primer will be purchased from a local business. The committee is

interested in using part of the money to purchase a pressure washer for the school.

The Powder River Correctional Institution in Baker City can supply 12 man work crews

at a low cost for 8 hour work days. The money for the alumni fund could pay for at least

one day of this crew and the Project members may vote to use an additional $2,000

donated by the Greater Prairie City Community Association for this paint project.

Focus for paint will now be on the Old High School and the Elementary. Historic

Preservation will be pursued for the Old Gym and because the Bates Building’s future is

up in the air, we will wait to see what happens before we start to plan for that building.

An additional idea for a couple of murals has been thrown out and a grant may be

written to the Oregon Fine Arts Commission for that part of the project. Toni

Morganson, a team member and an Art teacher at the school would work with students to

create these murals. She has painted murals in the downtown area of Prairie City and

murals on the school would tie the downtown and the school together.

B. Landscaping

Another beautification project within this Oregon Solutions Project will seek to create an

attractive appearance to the grounds surrounding the school buildings by planting native,

drought resistant vegetation that will be sustainable and easily maintained.

Over the years, many of the plants around the Prairie City School have either died

because of lack of water, or have been pulled out because of the difficulty to maintain

them.

The Landscape Committee will use a scale map of the grounds and decide upon which

places around the school would both benefit from and support vegetation. They would

decide which plants will do better in each area. This committee will work together with

the students of Prairie City High School in planning and landscaping the school grounds.

The Landscape Committee will identify areas in which a drip irrigation system will be

necessary in order for the landscaping to be sustainable. The drip irrigation system will

be installed in conjunction with the Agriculture Class and will serve as a learning

experience for these students.

Plants may be purchased from local nurseries or may be transplanted from local Forest

lands with a Forest Service Transplant permit. The Oregon Solutions team will be

seeking grants that can be written to pay for purchases of plants and materials for the drip

irrigation system. The grants may also pay for the expertise needed to plan and install

this drip system.

The Landscape Committee will seek donated equipment and Volunteer labor will be

sought in conjunction with the Agriculture Class and the Alumni Committee.

Update: July 2005

The Landscape committee has created a map and plan for landscaping the school

grounds. A variety of trees and shrubs as well as some flowering plants have been

chosen from a list provided by a local gardening club (The Green Thumb Garden Club).

By having a wide variety of plants and trees, the landscape can be used in Science

classes for plant identification. Plants will be purchased through a local nursery that has

offered a discount.

A grant was written to the Hardy Plant Society of Oregon in January and the money was

granted in March. These funds will cover all plant costs. Top soil was donated by the

Clyde Holliday Ranch and transportation for soil was donated by local truck drivers.

This soil will be shared with the Track Project.

In May, the Prairie City High School Student Council voted to donate the money for

purchasing materials to create a drip system to ensure the sustainability of planted trees

and shrubs. The FFA and Agriculture classes will participate in putting the drip system

in. Members have prepped the two flower beds and planting should happen in late July,

early August. Hardy Plant Society Grant to be attached to this DOC.

B. Track Surface

This Oregon Solutions team will work together with the Prairie City Athletic Complex to

create an attractive and sustainable sports field and track surface. Prairie City School has

not been able to hold track meets for many years due to the condition of the old sand

track surface.

In order to prepare the current track area for a new track surface, the current football field

will be moved and improved as well. The field will be evened out and will be seeded in

grass which will need less water which is in agreement with this teams desire to conserve

water while creating sustainable sports fields for the school.

The Team and the PCAC will seek to use Nike Tread which is a track surface made from

recycled shoes. This surface will meet the environmentally conscious standards of this

tem while being both sustainable attractive.

Through the past efforts of the Prairie City Athletic Complex, money has been raised and

a promise of funds from the Room Tax has been obtained. Much of the engineer

expertise, excavation and contractor hours has been donated, creating part of the

matching funds needed to apply for a Nike, Bowerman Trust Fund Grant to pay for the

track surface. Additional funds will be sought from grants such as the Oregon

Community Foundation and the Ford Family Trust.

Update: July 2005

The PCAC has continued to fundraise and obtain support and donations of materials and

labor. In the Fall of 2004, the PCAC obtained the donation of all topsoil needed for the

project from the Holliday Ranch. Transportation of this soil was donated by many local

truckers and the fuel for trucks was donated by a local gas station. Fundraising events

have included sweatshirt sales, The Strawberry Mountain Relay each spring and various

letters seeking support from local and statewide businesses. In January of 2005, the

local Les Schwab store sent in a $1,000 donation for the project.

In the Spring of 2004, the Bowerman Trust Fund Grant written for this project was

denied because it is a small market area. Though this lowered spirits of many, the fund

raising has continued.

A letter of enquiry was sent in during the winter of 2005 to the Ford Family Foundation.

An invitation to write a grant for $50,000 was sent to the project in February and the

final grant was sent in in June of 2005. We are hopeful that this grant will be funded.

The total cost of this project will be around $250,000 and if the grant from Ford Family

is funded, we will be short $35,000. We still need to find donations of Concrete and the

work for the concrete. Letters seeking this support will go out in July of 2005.

D. Cyclone Fencing

The Oregon Solutions team will seek to research the need for fences around sports fields.

The fencing will have openings around the perimeter in order to keep an inviting

atmosphere to community and people seeking to use them, but will protect the fields by

deterring vandalism and motor vehicle use on the fields and new track surface.

There are three fields in need of fencing: The Little League Field, to the south of the

track area, The Track area, and the Baseball Field. The Oregon Solutions team will

identify types of fences appropriate for each area and will identify key places to create

openings and gates for vehicle access in the fences. Fences height and design will

consider both field uses and current sport viewing areas.

Grant funds will be sought to support this project.

Research is being done on this project.

E. Water Source

Prairie City School currently has three separate water rights, which enable them to water

the sports fields and grounds from April first until September 31st. This water has not

been sufficient to keep the fields green in the past. There has been some sabotage of the

school’s watering equipment and to the irrigation ditch which has created even more of a

shortage for the school.

The use of city water is not cost effective for the school, as city water rates have gone up

significantly in the recent past.

Prairie City School wished to look beyond the current water rights and the use of city

water to other options. A water source committee will seek other options suggested by

Kelly Rise, the Water Master. These options include donated water rights from a ranch

or organization, and/or a well. The depth of the well depends on the prior.

This is a difficult issue and the Oregon Solutions team will seek to remain open-minded

and continue to work toward a resolution.

Update: July 2005

The Water Committee actively met several times. The idea for a deep well shared with

the city has come up many times and seems to be the best option at this point. The city is

still researching potential sites and is communicating with Kevin Purnell about this issue.

F. Alumni Fund

The Alumni Committee formed in order to find support from former students and

teachers. The committee will send letters and updates. The funds will be allocated to

worthwhile projects and we will try to meet the needs of the Prairie City School as they

come up.

Update: July 2005

The Alumni Committee has sent out three letters, two in 2003 and one in 2004.

Donations of over $1800.00 have been received and we now have over 400 addresses.

One alumni has donated over $12,000 worth of computers to the school through an

employee match program at his work at IBM. (cost to this alumni was just over $2,00.).

The Alumni committee may sponsor a future dance/concert.

III. Labor

Labor for the individual projects within this Oregon Solutions projects will be mostly

volunteer. The Oregon Solutions team will work in conjunction with the Prairie City

Community Association and the Alumni Fund Committee to seek citizens and past

citizens who are interested in participating in work parties.

Individual projects will seek professional expertise, labor and equipment at a reduced

cost or donated. The donations of professional expertise, labor and equipment will be tax

deductible to the businesses providing these.

When needed, the Oregon Solutions team will consider using prison work crews form the

Powder River Correctional Facility in Baker City. This will be at a cost of $400.00 per

day plus travel expenses. The crews consist of ten men and a guard and will provide this

project with the opportunity to make sure labor is available when needed.

Update: July 2005

Some of the volunteer labor for projects has been by students themselves. This is

important because it helps them take ownership in their school. The local garden club

volunteered expertise for the landscape project. Paint labor may be volunteer as well as

work crews from the Powder River Correctional Institution.

IV. Funding

Funding for this project will come in many different ways. This project will seek to find

funding for projects while also finding ways to create a sustainable funding source

through the Alumni Fund Committee.

A. Fund Raising

Many funds are already in place for the track project. This project is part of a long term

project being managed by the Prairie City Athletic Complex Committee. These funds are

part of their ongoing project and will be for the Track Surface only.

Funds are being raised through the Prairie City School Alumni Fund Committee. These

funds will be designated to individual projects as needed and through the agreement of

the committee members.

Update: July 2005

Most support has been from letters seeking support and tshirt and sweatshirt sales.

The Track Committee also sponsors annual events such as the Strawberry Mountain

Relay.

B. Grants

Grants for the projects within this Oregon Solutions Project will be considered. Grants

will be researched and appropriate grants will be chosen for each project. The League of

Oregon Cities will work together with interested team members in the grant writing

process, enabling this project to submit quality grant proposals that coordinate the

individual project funding and meet the needs of the project as a whole.

Update: July 2005

Landscape Grant: Hardy Plant Society, funded.

Paint: Meyer Memorial Trust Fund grant, denied

Track: Bowerman Trust Fund Grant , denied

Ford Family Fund Grant, being considered.

C. Donations

Donations of equipment and labor will be considered as part of the budget for the

projects.

V. Implementation

The implementation of each individual project will have its own time line. Grants will be

written with the time line in mind, so that funds are available when team members require

them.

Implementation of each project will be carried out after consultation with the

Superintendent of Prairie City School, Kevin Purnell, and will consider the school

schedule and needs of students.

Whenever possible, the implementation of these projects will incorporate the assistance

of students of the school in order to instill pride and a sense of accomplishment in its

students.

Parts of this project will be ongoing and will reach beyond the timeline of this project.

Update: July 2005

These projects are still ongoing. Some future ideas include a fund raising dance/concert,

continued letters for Alumni, updating and seeking support, and Grant Writing.

VI. Commitments and Contributions

This Declaration of Cooperation, while not a binding legal contract, is evidence to and a

statement of the good faith and commitment of the undersigned parties.

Mrs. Anderson, Green Thumb Garden Club:

Will create a list of plants that do well in the Prairie City region. Will identify which

plants do well in shade and which plants do well in full sun. Will help to create a map of

the school showing where plants should be planted. Will help to find donated plants and

materials to support the Landscape Project. Will be a member of the Landscape

Committee. Will serve as a liaison between the Green Thumb Garden Club and this

project.

Diane Clingman, City of Prairie City:

Will serve on the Paint Committee. Will provide information to the Water Source

Committee rtegarding City when needed. Will serve as liaison between City of Prairie

City and this project.

Jeff Fields, Nature Conservancy:

Will attend meetings and will give professional advice. Will help brainstorm

possibilities.

Sharon Fritsch:

Will serve as volunteer facilitator for the Oregon Solutions Program’s Prairie City

Beautification Project. Will serve on the Alumni Fund Committee. Will serve as

volunteer labor when needed. Will write grants as needed. Will transport paint from

Metro Paints to Prairie City School. Will Create a Declaration of Cooperation for this

project. Will co-apply for funds.

Nathan Hughes, Prairie City School:

Will serve on the Water Source Committee. Will provide information about school

maintenance and equipment when needed to all committees. Will help to ensure that all

projects will have an easy maintenance plan in order to ensure project sustainability.

Will co-apply for funds.

Judy Jacobs:

Will serve on the paint committee. Will gather information and make phone calls. Will

help to find a color scheme for the school buildings. Will seek writer for School Building

History. Will attend meetings and help promote the effort through positive outreach.

Julia Justice, Better Blooms:

Will attend meetings and provide expertise about plants. Will serve on the Landscape

Committee. Will create price lists for plants chosen by Landscape Committee.

Signed date

Debbie Letosky, Prairie City Community Association:

Will attend meetings when possible. Will help to brainstorm grant writing ideas. Will

assist with the PCAC Track Committee. Will serve as liaison between Greater Prairie

City Community Association and this project.

Elaine Livran:

Will serve on the Track PCAC Committee. Will be committed to helping this project.

Will be a part of “Restoring the Pride and Integrity of the Community and School” .


Signed date

Brenda Lovell:

Will serve on the Alumni Committee. Will post and mail letters when needed. Will

support efforts of the project through positive outreach. Will help to gather alumni

addresses and will help to coordinate Alumni meetings.

Dennis Lynch, Darlyn Nursery:

Will serve on the Landscape Committee. Will provide a map of the school grounds to

show where plants will be planted and where drip system will be needed. Will provide

plant expertise. Will attend meetings. Will co-apply for funds.

Ruth McPherren:

Will serve on Alumni Fund Committee. Will assist in facilitation of this Oregon

Solutions Project. Will co-apply for funds. Will participate on Landscape Committee.

Jennie Messmer, League of Oregon Cities:

Will represent the League of Oregon Cities. Will serve as Grant Writer on this project.

Will co-apply for funds on this project.

Signed date

Cheri Miller, Prairie City Athletic Complex:

Will serve on the Track PCAC Committee. Will assist in the writing of grants for this

project. Will co-apply for funds.

Sandy Murray, Convener:

Will convene meetings. Will serve as a liaison between team members and the Oregon

Kevin Purnell, Superintendent, Prairie City School:

Will serve on the Paint Committee. Will act a recorder for this committee. Will help

track down sources of expertise when needed. Will be part of labor force when needed.

Kelly Rise, Water Master:

Will assist Water Committee and will supply information needed for decisions regarding

Water Source. Will attend meetings when possible.

Signed date

Kristine Shull, U.S. Forest Service:

Will serve on the Landscaping Committee. Will assist in the identification of native

plants , shrubs and vegetation which will do well in Prairie City’s climate. Will serve as

a liaison to the Forest Service for this project. Will co-apply for funds. Will help to

identify grant resources fro this project.

Brent Smith, Conservation Area Manager, Confederated Tribes of Warm Springs:

Will swerve on Water Source Committee. Wil serve as liaison between Confederated

Tribes of Warm Springs and this Oregon Solutions Project. Will provide information and

expertise. Will attend Oregon Solutions meetings when possible.

Sarolta Sperry, Prairie City Community Association:

Will serve on Landscape Committee. Will serve as liaison between project and the

Prairie City Community Association.

Jim Sullens, Prairie City Athletic Complex and Prairie City Fire Chief:

Will serve on the Track PCAC Committee. Will co-apply for funds. Will serve as

liaison between Prairie City Fire Department and this project.

Lynette Sullens, Prairie City Athletic Complex:

Will serve on the Track PCAC Committee. Will serve as secretary of the PCAC project.


Dennis Voigt, Prairie City Athletic Complex:

Will serve as co-chair of the Track, PCAC Committee. Will continue to pursue

completion of the Track and Football field project. Will continue to help with fundraisers.

Will co-apply for

funds.

Tee Voigt, Prairie City Athletic Complex:

Will serve a co-chair of the Track PCAC committee. Will volunteer labor and time with

the Prairie City Beautification Project. Will coordinate efforts of PCAC with efforts of

the Oregon Solutions Project and will meet with the Grant Committee. Will co-apply for

funds.

Voigt Chevron, Local Business

Will donate fuel and hydraulic oil for Oxbow loader and other equipment for moving soil

to new track site.

Signed date

Wanda Voigt, Board Member, Prairie City School:

Will serve as chair person on Water Source Committee. Will serve as a liaison between

this project and the Prairie City School Board. Will co-apply for funds.

Margie Walton, Board Member, Prairie City School:

Will serve as chair person on the Landscaping Committee. Will serve on the Track

PCAC Committee. Will serve as a liaison between the Prairie City School Board and

this project. Will co-apply for funds.

Signed date

Erika Watson, Prairie City School:

Will serve on the Landscaping Committee. Will serve as a liaison between this project

and the students in the PCHS Agriculture Class. Will provide lists of plants. Will help

create landscape plans. Will provide landscape plan books. Will monitor student help.

Christie Winegar, Prairie City School:

Will Will serve as liaison between project and Winegar Construction. Will attend

meetings when possible. Will co-apply for funds.

Fred Winegar, Fred Winegar Excavating:

Will donate dump truck and operator for transport of top soil to football field.

Signed date

George Winegar, Winegar Contruction:

Will donate percentage of bid to excavate current football field and follow engineer’s

plan to prep area for new track surface. Will donate dump truck and operator to transport

topsoil to football field site. Will participate in Oregon Solutions Meetings.

Layton Wyllie, Contractor:

Will donate dumptruck and operator to transport top soil to football field.

Signed date

Kevin Zemmer, Captain, Snake River Correctional Institution:

Will…

Signed date

Rosemont Ridge Middle School Seventh Grade Leadership Class:

Will fold and stuff envelopes as needed for the Alumni Committee as part of their

Community Service obligations for this class.

________________________________________________________________________

________________________________________________________________________

________________________________________________________________________

________________________________________________________________________

________________________________________________________________________

________________________________________________________________________

________________________________________________________________________

________________________________________________________________________

________________________________________________________________________

________________________________________________________________________

Signed date

________________________________________

Prairie City Beautification Project

Paint Committee

Christy Cary, Chair 541.820.4639

Kevin Purnell 541.820.3314

Water Source Committee

Wanda Voigt, Chair 541.820.

Mark Croghan 541.575.3033

Brent Smith 541.820.3568

Nathan Hughes 541.820.3314

Jeff Fields ? 541.421.3037

Kelly Rise ? 541.575.0119

Bob Austin, BPA 503.230.4748

Karen Jacobs ? 541.820.3311

Alumni Fund Committee

Carla Wright, Chair 541.820.4112

Larry Wright 541.820.4112

Brenda Lovell 541.820.4112

Kevin Zemmer 541.881.5016

Sharon Fritsch 503.650.7953

Ruth McPherren 541.820.4326

Susie Combs 541.820.3314

Susan Cary Simmons 541.447.5957

Landscape Committee

Margie Walton, Chair 541.820.

Julia Justice 541.575.2059

Kristine Shull 541.820.3311

Tina Cary 541.820.4667

Erika Watson 541.820.4363

Sarolta Sperry ?

Dennis Lynch 541.820.3581

Debbie Letosky ? 541.820.4126

Bill Thomas ? 541.575.0946

Prairie City Athletic Complex

Track Committee

Tee Voigt, co-chair 541.575.3000

Dennis Voigt, co-chair 541.820.4177

Cheri Miller 541.932.4168

Jim Sullens

Lynette Sullens

Christie Winegar 541.820.4323

George Winegar 541.820.4323

Elaine Livran 541.820.4377

Oregon Solutions Program

Greg Wolf, Director 503.725.9077

[email protected]

Sharon Fritsch, Facilitator 503.650.7953

[email protected]

Jennie Messmer, Grants

[email protected]

mailto:[email protected]


First Name Last Name Title/Position Organization Phone email Mailing address

Carla and Larry

Wright

541.820.3510

[email protected]

POB 633

Prairie City, OR 97869

Matt

Reid

541.820.4732

POB 783


Stacy

Holstrom

Accountant PC.

School

Grant ESD

541.575.1349

Elaine

Livran

541.820.4377

POB 449


Doug and Brenda

Lovell

h. 541.820.4112

541.575.4516

[email protected]

et

POB 675


Amber TideWater

Construction

POB 789

John Day, OR 97845

Marjorie Harris citizen PC 541.820.3552 POB 451


Sue Blagden citizen

Diane Clingman City City of PC 541.820.3605

Dennis and

Arleene

Lynch

541.820.3581

POB 253


POB 66





D.R. Johnson 541.820.3351 Riddle, OR

George and

Christie

Winegar

820.4323

[email protected]

12.or.us

30461 Old Bates Rd.


Erika

Watson

Ag. Teacher

820.4363

[email protected]

2.or.us

POB 155


Brent

Smith

Conservation

Area Manager

Tribe

541.820.3568

68073 Hwy. 26


Nathan

Hughes

Maintenance Prairie City

School

541.820. POB 544


Bob Austin Deputy Manager,

F&W

BPA T.503.230.4748

F.503.230.4563

[email protected]

905 NE 11th

Ave.

POB 3621

Portland, OR 97208-

3621

Christy Cary 541.820.4639 oneoutback@ortelco.

net

POB 112


Tina Cary Little League

Vice President

541.820.4667 [email protected]

POB 483

Prairie City, OR










Mark Croghan Bureau of

Reclamation

Girls Softball


POB 909

John Day, OR 97845

Ken Delano Soil Water

Conservation

Dist. J.D.

541.575.0135 721 S. Canyon Blvd

John Day, OR 97845

Lisa Edgington Bowerman Trust

Fund

Nike 503.532.0312

Jeff Fields Stewardship

Ecologist

Nature

Conservancy

Middle Fork

Office

503.230.1221

541.421.3037

[email protected]

71068 Middle Fork Lane

Bates, OR 97817

George Fisher Atlas Track 1.800.423.5875

Ext.229

Sharon Fritsch Staff Oregon Solutions

Office


m

Linda Harrington NW Area

Foundation

Steering

Committee

Prairie City

Community

Association

President

Cork Humphrey Manager Les Schwab Tires 541.575.1346 551 W. Main

John Day, OR 97845

Karen

Jacobs Local politician w.541.820.3311 [email protected]

POB 471








Julia

Justice Better Blooms 541.575.2059 65153 Hwy 26

John Day, OR 97845

Sandy Knapp Nike 503.532.0304

Debbie

Letosky Prairie City

Community

Association

541.820.4126

[email protected]

POB 229


Tim and Denise Lovell 541.820.3517

Terry Luther Manager Natural

Resources

Warm Springs

Tribe


POB C

WSO 97761

Paul and Ruth McPherren 503.820.4326 POB 436


Betty R. Merrill School Program

Specialist

Office of Energy,

State of Oregon

T:503.378.6510

F;503.373.7806

[email protected]

r.us

Jennie Messmer League of

Oregon Cities

503.871.5852

503.873.5479

[email protected]

g

1201 Court St. NE

Salem, OR 97301

Cheri

Miller Grant PCAC 503932.4168. [email protected]

27392 Bragga Way

John Day, OR 97845

Jodi Moulton Receptionist/ Les Schwab Tires 541.575.1346 POB 64


Sandy Murray Convener Prairie City

Community

Organization.

541.820.3739 POB 217










Michael Newsom U.S. Bureau of

Reclamation

P.N. Regional

Office

P503.872,2840

F503.872.2797

[email protected]

ov

825 NE Multnomah St.,

suite 1110

Portland, OR 97232-

2135

Kevin Purnell Superintendent Prairie City

School


12.or.us

Kelly

Rise Water Master 541.575.0119 201 S. Humbolt

Suite 180

Canyoun City, OR

97820

John H. Rowan Hydro Integration

Manager

BPA P.503.230.4238

F.503.230.4564

[email protected]

905 NE 11th

Ave.

POB 3621

Portland, OR 97208-

3621

Michelle Ruber Manager Environmental

Building Supplies

541.317.0202

Kristine Shull USFS 541.820.3311 [email protected]

P.O.Box 337


Sarolta Sperry POB 457


Jim and Lynette

Sullens

POB 438


Bill

Thomas Parks and Rec 541.575.0946

c.541.620.0423

Marcia Titus [email protected]

om










Tim Unterwagner ODFW,John Day 541.575.1167 tjunterwegner@centu

rytel.net

ODFW

POB 9

John Day, OR 97845

Dennis and Tee Voigt Track Committee B and D Electric,

Inc.

541.820.4144

541.820.4177

W.541.575.3004

[email protected]

POB 678


Wanda Voigt School Board

Member

Prairie City

School

[email protected]

28288 Summit Prairie

road


Carol Waggoner Board Member Prairie City

School

POB 99


Margie Walton Board Member Prairie City

School

541.820.4624 28961 N. River Road

Praire City, OR 97869

Greg Wolf Director Oregon Solutions

Office

T:503.725.9077 [email protected]

Leonard

Wolf Owner Wolf Electric 541.820.4399 POB 432


David x Paint Warehouse Metro 503.650.1384 www.metropaint.org

x Oregon Water

Trust

503.226.9055

Kevin Zemmer Captain, Officer

in Charge

Powder River

Correctional

Facility , Snake

River

Correctional

Institution

541.881.5016

541.881.5018

[email protected]

574 Alder Rd.

Vale, OR 97918






http://www.metropaint.org/



Leif and Kellie Olson Manager Oxbow Ranch 541.820.3671 [email protected]

Larry Olson Owner Oxbow Ranch 503.397.6385

Jess Fitzhugh Owner Tidewater

Construction

541.469.5341

Oregon Trail

Seed Co.

**Perennial Rye

Seed.

North Powder, Oregon

________________________________________

________________________________________ ________________________________________

c:\documents and settings\fritsch\my documents\prairie city doc.doc (Mark Fritsch)


prairie city sustainable school projectorsolutions.org/wp-content/uploads/2011/09/prairiecity... ·...

Documents