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Commissioners discuss financial priorities

Summary by Tillamook Headlight-Herald
In a work session on December 3, Tillamook County commissioners prioritized a list of revenue-generating and cost-cutting measures to help bridge a $2-3 million annual shortfall in the county’s budget.
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Commissioners discuss financial priorities

In a work session on December 3, Tillamook County commissioners prioritized a list of revenue-generating and cost-cutting measures to help bridge a $2-3 million annual shortfall in the county’s budget.

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Tillamook Headlight-Herald broke the news in on Wednesday, December 10, 2025.
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