Central Lincoln People’s Utility District LEGAL NOTICE OF BOARD VACANCY

LEGAL NOTICE OF BOARD VACANCY

Due to a resignation, a vacancy has been declared for the Subdivision 2 board seat on the Central Lincoln People’s Utility District’s Board of Directors. Eligible candidates under ORS 261 are encouraged to submit letters of interest and/or resumes to fill the vacancy. This is normally an elected office; the current term of which expires December 31, 2026.

Candidates must be registered voters, or capable of being registered voters, residing in Subdivision 2: Central Lincoln territory in Depoe Bay, Lincoln Beach, Otter Rock, Siletz, and Toledo, to whit: District territory in Toledo, north to the city of Siletz, and northwest including the city of Depoe Bay, and the communities of Otter Rock and Lincoln Beach, including a portion of the Bittler Precinct. Candidates may make certain they reside within Subdivision 2 by contacting the Lincoln County Clerk’s Office. Candidates also must have resided in Central Lincoln’s District continuously for two years or more.

Those meeting the above requirements, and who desire to serve the public as a Central Lincoln board member are invited to submit letters of interest and/or resumes to fill the anticipated vacancy. Candidates must be available to be interviewed for the anticipated vacancy on June 18, 2025 in Newport. It is anticipated the candidate selected could be appointed by Central Lincoln’s Board of Directors to fill the vacancy on August 20, 2025.

Letters of interest and/or resumes should be addressed to the Board, and must be submitted electronically to Board Executive Assistant Sunnetta Capovilla at scapovilla@cencoast.com no later than Noon Thursday, May 15, 2025. Only electronic submissions will be accepted.

Central Lincoln is a public organization for community service under ORS Chapter 261, and a governmental entity. Central Lincoln’s mission is “To ensure our communities have access to safe, reliable and affordable electricity in the tradition of public power.”