Owner of Oroville Mini Storage

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A resident and business owner since 2008. Retired firefighter city of Renton wa. Active chamber member. Current president TOI.

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Since making Oroville my home I have taken an interest in being involved with programs that improve the quality of life and promote tourism and financial growth within our community. 

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Currently involved and working with NW Trail Association, international Film Festival, Streetscape, Free trade zone, Oroville Historic society. 

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As president of TOI I am proud to be involved with a group of local, professional and committed individuals with like ideas and goals for our community. 

Retired CWU professor

Since making Oroville out home in 1994 my wife and I have been involved  with civic programs related to community improvement, beautification and quality of life. I have been involved with Okanogan County Habitat for Humanity as president and with the Lake Osoyoos Association as a board member and chairman and a volunteer with Streetscape.

Our goal is to make Oroville a better place for living, recreation and business development. TOI is pleased to work with town, county and civic organizations to promote Oroville as a great place to live, work and enjoy our area’s great potential.

Wells Fargo Manager

Clyde and his wife have played a fairly active role in the community since arriving in November 2010 to turn the Camaray Motel around as managers from 2010 to 2020.  Clyde was president of the Chamber of Commerce for 4 years  and even served on the City Council as a fill in for several months.  Sandy helps with Streetscape.  They currently own and manage the Stateside 97 RV Park as well as two apartment buildings in town.  

Banker at Umpqua Bank 

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I have been a part of the Oroville community my whole life. I am currently the treasurer for TOI & president of May Festival Association.   I’m excited to be a part of TOI and watch the vision come to life.

Robert has lived with his family in Oroville for over 15 years.  He currently works at the Oroville Midway Building Supply.  He has also served for a time on the city council.  He has a passion to see Oroville be a better place to live.

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