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The Gorge Commission receives official audit report from the Washington State Auditor’s Office and a Gold Star Certificate from Oregon
This audit report covers financial statements only for the period July 1, 2011 through June 30, 2012.  The audit report found no findings, no deficiencies in internal control and no instances of non-compliance. The Oregon Auditor’s Office provided records as part of the audit. Oregon’s Chief Financial Officer presented the Gorge Commission with a Gold Star Certificate for FY12.

The Historic Columbia River Highway from Larch Mountain Road to Latourell Falls will remain closed through January 2013.  Read more..

 

Gorge 25 Effort wins 2011 Oregon Tourism & Hospitality Industry Exceptional Partnership Award

The award recognizes a group of Oregon tourism and hospitality industry organizations which have collaborated to create and promote a successful tourism program, promotion, or product which is more successful than any single entity could have produced alone.

 

Vital Signs Indicators Project

The Vital Signs Indicators Project (VSI) is a long-term and rigorous effort to measure and track the conditions of the scenic, natural, economic, cultural, and recreation resources in the Scenic Area. Monitoring these resources will guide adaptive management procedures and provide empirical information to inform management plan review. By conducting the VSI project in a transparent manner and collaborating with partner agencies, the Commission will continue to build new and strengthen existing relationships with government entities and local communities. All valuable information attained through the project will be shared through community presentations and a dedicated website (www.gorgevitalsigns.org). 

Fifty-one measures, or Vital Signs Indicators, were crafted by teams of experts, citizens and stakeholders to tell the story of how gorge resources are faring. Over the next several years, the Commission and partner agency staffs will continue to develop metrics to assess the VSI and collect and analyze information to track conditions over time. Our intent is to use the most current research, data, and analytical methods to produce robust and reliable results.

2011 Gorge Resident Visitor Study released.  Read more

 

Click here to read more about this project and download the 2009 initial report. 

 

 

 

 



Columbia River Gorge Commission
PO Box 730 | 1 Town & Country Square | 57 NE Wauna Avenue | White Salmon, WA 98672 | ph: 509-493-3323 | fax: 509-493-2229
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