Season 5, Episode 7 - Kelley Minty Morris
/Klamath County Commissioner Kelley Minty Morris is our guest on Season 5, Episode 7 of Ask Klamath.
In this episode we chat about: The latest happenings in the Commissioners Office, Commissioner Morris' involvement with Oregon Tech, Construction in Klamath County, and we will take your questions LIVE in the show.
The next episode of Ask Klamath our guest will be Chad Olney, CEO of Pacific Crest Federal Credit Union on Wednesday, September 30 at 6:00 PM Live from our downtown Klamath Falls studio on Facebook.
About Kelley Minty Morris
Kelley Minty Morris was elected to the Board of County Commissioners in 2014. Morris’ platform included improving economic opportunities in Klamath County, making government more effective, and fostering a greater connection between Oregon Tech and the Klamath Basin.
Commissioner Morris was appointed by Oregon’s Governor to serve as a Trustee for Oregon Tech and as a Commissioner for the Oregon Business Development Commission. She co-chairs the Health and Human Services work for the Association of Oregon Counties and uses her passion in that area in her leadership for the Blue Zones Project.
Commissioner Morris grew up in the Willamette Valley and graduated Summa Cum Laude from Pacific Lutheran University with a Bachelor of Arts in Communication and Business. Kelley moved to Klamath Falls to start her 12-year journalism career at KOTI-TV, moving on to work in a similar role at WPTZ in Upstate New York. She moved back to Klamath County to begin a new chapter in public service, spending 5 years as the Communications and Outreach Manager for the non-profit Citizens for Safe Schools before running for elected office.
Kelley shares her Klamath Falls home with her husband Dean and the puppies they adopted from the Klamath Humane Society. When she's not attending meetings, you can often find Kelley hiking, running or in a yoga studio
About Ask Klamath
Ask Klamath is an ask me anything style talk show, where the questions are submitted through our Facebook Page. Then asked and answered live on the show. If you would like to be a guest or a sponsor of Ask Klamath, please send us a message.
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