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June 27, 2024                                               View as Webpage

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Meet your Benton County Fair & Rodeo Queen, Naomi Bailey!


Mark your calendars, the Benton County Fair & Rodeo runs from July 31 through Aug. 3! Benton County is thrilled to introduce Naomi Bailey as this year's Fair & Rodeo Queen. Naomi will be a central figure throughout the fair, participating in various events and activities.


This year’s fair offers a lot of great attractions including Sawyer Brown and Boomtown Saints. Since 1984, Sawyer Brown has captivated audiences with their high-energy shows and dedication to fans. Their performance promises to be a highlight of the fair. Joining Sawyer Brown are country music’s next big duo, Boomtown Saints, known for their chart-topping hits.

Witness the skill and determination of female rodeo athletes in the Larry Bell Memorial All Girls Rodeo on July 31. It’s a showcase of talent you won’t want to miss.


You can also join Queen Naomi Bailey for two nights of NPRA-sanctioned rodeo on August 1 & 2, featuring:

  • Bareback Riding & Saddle Bronc Riding
  • Bull Riding & Steer Wrestling
  • Tie Down Roping, Team Roping & Breakaway Roping
  • Women's Barrel Racing


From thrilling rides to delicious food and fun games, the Benton County Fair & Rodeo has something for everyone. Concerts and rodeo events are free with fair admission. Seating is first come, first serve, so bring your blanket or chair and enjoy the shows under the stars.


Ready to join the fun? Grab your tickets or learn how to become a sponsor by visiting our website, BentonCountyFair.net. For more information, call 541-766-6521.


Check out a video PSA and photos of Bailey:

Benton County conducts Pre-Application Meeting with Republic Services for Coffin Butte Landfill Conditional Use Permit



This morning, Benton County held a Pre-Application Meeting with Republic Services regarding a Conditional Use Permit (CUP) for the Coffin Butte Landfill. This step allows applicants to receive crucial feedback from county and state partners before submitting a final application, ensuring proposed developments align with community zoning regulations.


The CUP application will undergo comprehensive review, including environmental impact, traffic implications, and community feedback. Public comments are part of the process, ensuring transparency. 


Get more information on the CUP process or view the Solid Waste FAQs.

Republic Services is hosting informational events during this pre-application phase. Get more info or register for the meetings.


For more info, please contact: media@republicservices.com or 480-757-9770.


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Benton County is hiring!

 

Our featured position this month is: Executive Assistant


This position provides executive support to the District Attorney. Manages the fiscal functions, time and attendance and protected leaves for the District Attorney’s Office. Coordinates the Willamette Criminal Justice Council. Maintains the departmental website. 


Apply today or view additional vacancies. Questions? Call 541-766-6081 or email recruiting@bentoncountyor.gov.


Benton County is an Equal Opportunity-Affirmative Action employer and does not discriminate on the basis of disability in admission or access to our programs, services, activities, hiring and employment practices. 

Questions?


Benton County Public Information Office


541-766-6800 | www.bentoncountyor.gov


Email: pioinfo@bentoncountyor.gov 

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