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District Advisory Committee

The District Advisory Committee (DAC) provides recommendations to the NCPRD’s governing board, the Clackamas County Board of Commissioners, on the design, planning, and development of parks and recreational programs. Committee members play an important role in representing the voices of residents and helping shape the future of parks and recreation within the district.

DAC Sub-Area Map

The District Advisory Committee represents five sub-areas within NCPRD. Use the map to find your sub-area and learn who your representatives are on the DAC.

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DAC Members

The DAC is composed of 11 members:

Linda Neuman
Sub-area 1

 

Mark Elliott (Vice-Chair)
Sub-area 2

 

Sheila Shaw
Sub-area 3

 

Joshua Fisher
Sub-area 4

 

Lisa Batey
Sub-area 5

 

Joel Bergman
Community Centers Appointee

Grover Bornefeld
Sub-area 1

 

James Sherman
Sub-area 2

 

Jeanette DeCastro (Chair)
Sub-area 3

 

Daniel Diehl
Sub-area 4

 

Vacant
Sub-area 5

 

Commissioner Savas
BCC Liaison

Rivervilla Park

Community Voices Guiding the Future of Parks & Recreation

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Attending DAC Meetings

DAC meetings are open to the public and provide an opportunity to participate in discussions about parks and recreation operations, programs and projects. Meetings are held the second Wednesday of every other month. If you would like to provide public comment at a DAC meetings, printed Public Meeting Forms are provided in person prior to the meeting or you can make the request as part of the online meeting registration process. Comments are limited to three minutes each, and shall be respectful and courteous to all.

Upcoming Meetings

Contact the DAC: We Want to Hear from You

If you have questions, comments, or feedback for the DAC, email the committee at dac@ncprd.com. Please note that all comments submitted to the District Advisory Committee become part of the public record.

ADA Accommodations

If you need an ADA accommodation to participate in a DAC meeting, please email info@ncprd.com or call 503-742-4348. Accommodation requests should be submitted as early as possible, but no later than one week before the meeting.