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Chief Clerk of the House
Ramona Kenady

900 Court St. NE, H 271
Salem, Oregon 97301

 

 

 

 

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The Chief Clerk is elected by the membership of the House of Representatives and serves a two-year term.

Responsibilities include: Serving as the parliamentarian of the House and handling all administrative functions associated with the House; preparing all measures, histories, journals and related publications; retaining all measures and official papers or records of the proceedings and actions of the House and having charge of the publication and distribution of publications; supervising House employees; and providing the proper stage for the consideration and enactment of Oregon laws.

Chief Clerk's Office:
House of Representatives
900 Court St NE H-271
Salem, Oregon 97301
(503) 986-1870

Ramona Kenady, Chief Clerk
(ramona.kenady@state.or.us)

Cathy Ferguson, Asst. Chief Clerk
(cathy.e.ferguson@state.or.us)

Todd Kenady, Projects Coordinator
(todd.e.kenady@state.or.us)

Obie Rutledge, Reading Clerk
(obie.rutledge@state.or.us)
Donna Scott, Calendar Composer/Journal Edito
(donna.scott@state.or.us)

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