Emerald Executives Association

The Oregon Association of Clean Water Agencies (ORACWA) is a leading organization based in Eugene, Oregon, dedicated to promoting and ensuring clean water quality in the state. ORACWA administers valuable information exclusively to its participating members, working towards the preservation and improvement of Oregon's water resources. With a focus on collaboration and advocacy, ORACWA leads the way in implementing projects and initiatives that address stormwater pollution prevention, reduction of PFAS and phthalates, and effective communication about non-flushables and unwanted medication disposal. Committed to protecting Oregon's natural beauty, ORACWA plays a vital role in maintaining the state's pristine waterways for future generations.Generated from the website

FIT is an FCC Certified Frequency Coordinator, serving the communications Industry since 1947 FIT DOES NOT prepare applicant s exhibits, waivers letters of agreement beyond those studies shown above. Clients needing special documentation should contact their radio system engineer or an FCC Attorney. No charge to any FIT MEMBER in good standing for the conversion of their wideband ( 20K0F3E ) analog system to narrowband ( 11K2F3E ) that maintains the existing center channel. However, there will be a $60 charge to cover the FCC filing fee. This provides for a basic, on-channel, narrowbanding only, conversion of the members licensed and assessed callsigns. FIT will charge NON-MEMBERS flat rate of $50.00 per call sign to convert their license to narrowband mode ( 11K2F3E ) that maintains the existing center channel. There will be an additional $60 per application to cover the FCC filing fee. FIT will require the licensees to provide their FRN and Password. If a password recovery is required there is an additional Password Recovery FEE of $50.00

The American Forest Resource Council (AFRC) is a leading organization based in Eugene, OR, dedicated to finding solutions for climate change, forest health, wildlife preservation, recreation, and wood product development. With offices and consultants spanning across Oregon, Washington, California, and Idaho, AFRC actively engages in government affairs, legal matters, and monitoring programs to ensure sustainable forest management practices and promote the well-being of local communities.Generated from the website