During the Clallam County Community Broadband Meetings in October 2020, community members talked with experts in the broadband and telecommunications field and discussed the future of broadband service in Clallam County. Meeting facilitators answered questions and welcomed comments from participants. The discussions centered on a wide range of topics such as current and future service needs (service expansion, higher speed data communications, more portable and mobile communications, provision of residential and business services and applications, etc.) and infrastructure availability concerns (expansion of fiber optics and wireless systems, availability of new networks, extension of existing networks, network interconnections, etc.). For more information, contact clallambroadbandteam@noprcd.org.
Events
Upcoming Events
NODC Monthly Meetings
2024
NODC Monthly Meeting
April 25, 2024
NODC Monthly Meeting
March 28, 2024
NODC Monthly Meeting
February 22, 2024
NODC Monthly Meeting
January 25, 2024
Presentation: A panel on the topic, “Creative Solutions to Housing Challenges in Clallam & Jefferson Counties.” The panelists below will share some of the projects and progress they are pursuing to address our regional housing issues.
- Jamie Maciejewski, Executive Director, Habitat for Humanity of East Jefferson County
- Colleen Robinson, CEO, Habitat for Humanity of Clallam County
- Heather Dudley-Nollette, Deputy Executive Director, Bayside Housing & Services
- Wendy Sisk, CEO, Peninsula Behavioral Health
Presenter: Suzy Ames, President of Peninsula College, will provide an update on the new instructional workforce programs that started in the 2023-24 school year and give a preview about programs in the works. She will also describe new efforts to support students who face challenges outside the classroom.
Presenter: Stephanie Lachman, Business Lender, VP based in Seattle will update the NODC on Craft3’s work for those who are not familiar, share the focus areas they have identified in their 2023 – 2027 strategic plan, and speak about recent success stories. View a PDF of the presentation here.
Presenter: Aaron Whittemore from WSU’s Center for Sustaining Agriculture and Natural Resources, discussing anaerobic digestion and organic waste management challenges and opportunities on the Olympic Peninsula. The anaerobic digestion process produces biogases that can be used to generate renewable energy. It could have a number of applications in our area, including on farms and by solid waste districts.
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