i am not sure that such a thing exists. i hear lots of comments about it. here is oregon i don't see that we have a significant change in weather conditions
I heard them talk about that, and I dont' see a future in that, I don't believe in that myself.
tons of nitrous oxide from the exhaust pipes is probably one our greatest problems.
falacy-I dont' feel that there's a problem with global warming.
how about well, it's not one word, how about the glaciers in the North melting, and causing floods, but it also could supply us with water, because you know the last couple of winters we haven't had very much rain here in Oregon
I'm not sure it's true. I don't know about a word.
make believe thing they have saying we're going to get fried
oh gosh, hahaha, you know I can't think about it off the top of my head. .....emissions
I dont think global warming is a serious problem as the info that is coming out. I do think however that the bes tthing to do is for the gov to start building the hydrogen cell vehicles and start you know creating that and eliminte the need for internal c
I can't give you one word--all the poisinous stuff that's going into the air
oh, I just think of clouds, that is the first thing that comes to mind
hahahaha, i don't know, a word doesn't pop into mind.

uuuuuh, just htat its getting warmer i guess
vision of a world that's way above normal temperatures. I mean a vision of something that's burning.
gosh i really don't know. not as many plants i don't know
generally higher temperatures, hotter summers, more massive dramitic changes in temperature
i'd day an overwarming i really don't really have one
difference in weather conditions over what it was 30 years ago
Well, my first image comes to mind is no trees, nothing
bare hills around portland area from logging
that it's probably not even right, it's a normal thing that happens every so many centuries.
i think just that that is global warming it will change everything. it's not good for the environment the whole thing that global warming means
i dont really think its a problem i think its just a joke sort of
change of weather patterns,drought,lack of oxygen
i really wonder if it is true i guess a big question mark
I dont think i have an image. I think theres a lot of propaganda out there and its hard to know the truth. so its a huge question mark.
the environment, the environment being bad
well, being rural, it seems to me that it's overrated, I don't see it here
George Bush, his lack of support to prevent global warming
I think the Martian picture of, or a nuclear blast or something.
the sea levels rising and marshall island being flooded
well, everything's changing, temps not the same.
Im living in an example of what is going on. Medford OR has change din 33 years I lived here - from seasonal climate to very moderate climate.
that it is a politically derived concept
rising tides resulting glaciers being reduced,problems w/emissions
well, i picture a big earth and clouds around it
I guess like crop failure--plants not surviving
I think we're getting a lot of talk about it but it's not really appropriate
probably that we are killing the earth and killing ourselves, too late to stop it
first image that comes to mind....um increasing sea level around the globe
image I guess it would be the ice fields, ect. glaciers, etc. disappearing.
president bush holding a gas pump in his hand telling us to buy more gas
I think of some of the industries that probably doing the wrong thing I am not into that too much. I think the large industries are largely responsible.
thats when too many people are trying to live in the same area . were very lucky where i live. we have wonderful people who are serving on the board and the do the best that they can. and i think they do a pretty good job. from what i can tell
I have no idea about it. I don't believe it exists and do not agee with what people are saying about it.
wrong, I don't believe there is such a thing as global warming.
I got a red tail hawk above my shop, and that's what popped into my head.
the oceans are warmer than they used to be, I guess.
climate change--local climate changes, I guess
i'm thinking the earth is getting dry and hot and more deserts coming the the deserts growing bigger melting of our glaciers
think its a bunch of bologna, a roll of bologna
Hotter temperatures and seeing more pollution
I think its bad, we should do something about it.
do do do do do....the first image was the fish getting too hot and dying.
A drop in temperature worldwide, or rather, not a drop but a raise
that's a hard question--I would say--I really don't know.
I have no idea...uh, I don't know, I don't think about it really that much.
terrible catastrophe, oceans rising, ice caps melting, industrial pollution problems.
gosh, green house gas, of the arctic ocean getting smaller

the word is not appropriate over the phone. I have some problems with the environmental scientists not doing fact-based ressearch.
I really wouldn't know how to answer that, then.
nothing i don't have one word that comes to mind
we are getting what we ask for because of our bad behavior
Now say that again [p] well probably warmth, is what we're gettin now a warmer climate; global warming.
gasoline consumption fossil fuels consumption and people that drive too much
I think we better take a good long look at it. Study it quikcly. I dont' know how much time we ahve.
global climate change? the first word? polution, I guess.
laughter I don't believe in global climate change
i live in oregon, you can never tell what the weather is going to do.
i don't know. i think it is getting warmer
nothing comes to mind (P) nothing I don't think o f it
a bunch of bull, i don't think it's changing
I don't think they have proof of what they're saying, but some of these things are not really... I mean we've had an Ice age, it's not the first or last time
I'm not an environmentalist, I believe that we should be logging. I beleive that man comes before a bunch of trees, I believe in clear-cutting. I believe that we should clean out the forests before they become a fire hazard.
population out of control consuming too many resources
I could explain it in a sentence. thermal hailing circulation
perhaps the fact that Eugene has not had much rain this winter.
all plants should have environmental controls,to make air cleaner
I had no word come to mind crisis I guess
inappropriate misuse of our public habitats
I think of the south america rain forest
well its because I do'nt believe in that
Well, there is no first word. It's a pretty serious problem. Problem is the first word. IT's a big problem and it's going to get worse.
well, with me, I've never lived in the West before, I just adore this state. I don't like the allergy season, but as far as a state I think it has everything.
hot, heat, higher temperatures. We added air conditioning this year because we didn't want to go through another hot summer. We get the evening sun and it gets to be about 85 degrees. It's very, very warm.
so many things, because I am an environmentalist. I think about the fires you have up here, but I don't believe in the clear cutting. There you go. I said that this administration that is not addressing the problems we are having with the water, the tr
growing ozone depletion, or the hole is getting bigger, it's getting worse
well thats controlling the weather of course I think we are in a warming trend now. We need to educate youth about it because they will be our leaders.

exhaust emmissions and gas powered equipment
we're not doing much good for our climate
I would suppose I'm going to have the South Pole in my back yard sometime.
I'd have to say they don't get the snow in the winter like they used to.
the polar ice caps melting and rain forest in Brazil being depleted more than they should be.
I have to say I'm a little skeptic as far as the political debate. I'm not 100% convinced, so what you know OK....skepticism, is the image. Theres no doubt that its occurrig but theres a debate as to wha the cause is. I'm not convinced that its a natural
well, are weather has changed so drastically from years back that something has happened but I do not know what
the all over heating of the atmosphere global warming
Well somethings changin' I know that.[p] The image what I can see now is 9, 11 before 9, 11 and after 9, 11
doesn't exist or it's normal. the climate change is normal
well, the first word that came to mind is warming
warming and things all changing, trees that won't grow and all of those sorts of things
the of cult-ability big business and the indifference of the public
the expansion of our population into the wilderness, encroachment of humankind
weather seems to be getting warmer, year round
well, I think this is a concern for me because I can see that the environment is unpredictable.
there is no image that comes to mind I think that global climate change is happening and it is a big concern.
I don't know about it , just clean it up
like a thermal map with global warming at certain locations
Being almost May and mount Hood has snow on it
Global warning,warming, and pollution going up in our air every day.
the temperatures changing, we're having a different longer season and not as much rain. You can't do much about that because that bounces through, we can see what a global climate change does here, and we lost a lot with that fire down south. I'd hate to
uh,rising seas due to the fact they are burning the rain forests down
too much pollution and in our river. our water is being put through seven operations to make it better for drinking
all over the world changes - they have been happening for several years
hmm,I don't know,weather changes,patterns in the weather
Global climate change - probably evolution
I guess I would think of the snow melting
Where the weather is changing from one place to another, the weather getting more tropical where it wasn't, and getting less tropical where is was. Just the whole world wide change in the weather.
d.e.q., only operated in three counties, this year itll cost about 140 more than last year to satisfy our new requirements. Portland salem and hillsboro is involved. i think its a total waste of oregon state funding. (dept. of environmental quality)
Us all having drought from too much warmth
I guess the first image i see is industrial sites with smog pouring out the pipes.
oh my goodness....I don't have an image, I have no idea
I don't know, the weather, the global climate change has everything to do with the growing season.
I don't know, yeah, but the climate's always changing
green trees have trouble growing. changing in the air the color of the air is gray (P) just put the haziness

I was speeding going 42 in a 25 mph area
drunk driving & I don't drink. I came out of a VFW club late & he pulled me over for drinking. I was driving erratically.
he thought he was suspicious. he thought i was driving suspiciously
I blocked every car and then I passed, I stopped in the middle to back up. he said not to do next time
I was over the speed limit, (P) it was close
one of them is because my tag was on backwards and i didn't know that . and the othere reason was because my blinker blinked once and then it stopped blinking so it was going out.
for not being careful and going through a light that was yellow on my end, but not yellow enough to have it be clean. He thought I had gone through too much at the red. It when from yellow to red while I was in the intersection.
speeding 83 mph - 15 mph over the speed limit
Speeding for two and failure to show license plate on the front of my care.
I made an illegal lane change when I turned the corner.
Because I was not a resident of the County. I am a newcomer to this county.
two times my back light out; one time my muffler was dragging.
once he said I was crossing the center line, and asked if I'd been drinking, the second time was because my tail light was out. The 1st time the officer asked if I'd been drinking, and the second time the officer asked if I'd taken any presciption drugs.
failure to yield to a pedistration in a cross walk. I am going to say it was a trap. They set it up and nailed a lot of people.
they were checkin' people in a certain area, I dont know what they were checkin' for. so he stopped me and we had a good time about it he was a nice guy and we laughed. but he was doin his duty and i dont know what it was all about. i wasn't doing anythin
br did not make a not of his language. he inquired about a broken tail light
Driving a motorcycle in a bicycle path. I am fighting the ticket, I haven't gone to court. I have pleaded not guilty. There is not motorcycle path. It was an industrial area in Northwest Portland, and a bicycle path does not exist. He said there was a
speeding 10 mph over the limit; forgot the blinker; forgot to stop at a stop sign
it was ligitimit I accidentally bumped the car behind me
he sd tire touched the fog line and sd he couldn't see the tag on the linsence plate.
smoked lic plate covers on 2 occassions and a ticket for speeding - 10 miles over limit
They say I went through a red right, actually it was orange, but I couldn't fight it, so I paid the ticket.
failed to yield to a pedestrain at a crosswalk
I had a defective tail light. My tailight was out.
He wanted to know what I was doing, up in the mountains and stuff
Actually, I had been in a traffic accident, and he ended up issuing me, I had dropped something underneath the floorboard of my car, and I reached down to get it, and I hit a parked car, and he ticketed me with reckless endangerment
Failing to come to come to a complete stop and speeding.
driving above speed limit, less than 10% over speed limit
Cuz I had a cracked windshield, but also because he thought I didn't have insurance because I have a crappy car, a for sure ticket.
1, they told me I had a tailout, but it wasn't, the second time we were doing 34 in a 34, and the last time they stopped me because my headlights were off, but they didn't give me a ticket for that, they gave me a ticket for driving with a suspended licen
Speeding, headlight out, and headlight out.
Speeding - I was driving 55mph at a 50 mph area. I don't know what the police told me the second time.
he didnt see me turn my right signal on, and he wanted to see if it worked
It was dark and I was going down the street with my granddaughter. I was checking out the property we own and I made a turn and then I went around to the left and then I backed up into the street and went back the same way down the street. He put his ligh
potential traffic violation,first time speeding over the speed limit 7 miles,the second time for license plate
Oh, the most recent was because the light for license plate was out it was just a warning
forgot to turn my headlight on, I had the fog lights on.
tail lights were out & other 2 were for driving without a license
Traffic violation. My husband gets pulled over for funny things like missing lights, the little teeny lightbulb that lights up your license plate. He got pulled over for a missing headlight. Those are okay things, but it seems like he gets pulled over
I forgot to put the sticker, which was in glove box, on my license. The other was for not coming to a full stop.
Speeding (P) Oh, probably 25 mph or over
The reason was that he thought I had a broken tail light
i matched a vehicle for a spousal abuse . they pulled me over and my heart was beating
Diddn't turn on my turn signals w/in 100 feet of a turn, really petty stuff.
inproper tail light + my company vehicle didn't have its registration tag on yet.
one because I did not use my blicker soon enough or long enough second because I made an extra wide turn
my tags were expired, and that one headlight was out, and I don't remember the third time.

he just wanted to stop me. he was going to stop me no matter what
Because I wasn't doing what they accused me of doing.
One time--because he said my tag was expired too but I disagreed with that.
because i was pulled over late at night for speeding up too quickly - thought the real reason was to see if i was drunk or stoned or something
I thought they pulled me over because of alcohol, because the first thing thye asked was how much I had to drink that night.
wide turn on a street and had a difficult time arguing turned to the next logical arguement
All four times, because I have a valid hunting license and in the State of Oregon you can hunt anywhere in ORegon. For them to stop me and question me is inappropriate. When you try to tell them you're just hunting, and they want to look in the back of
I think he wanted to give me a ticket for no insurance.
Cuz I always got a ticket for something else other than what they pulled me over for.
I thought it was poor judgement on his part and I did not care for our interaction. I will deal with the judge not the police officer.
Yes, the second stop. Well, I was turning, and I was turning on a yellow light, and I think that the officer thought I was turning on a red light.
I believe it was the color and the model of the vehicle I was driving.
Because you know they pull you over and they say this is wrong, but then they find other things. Sometimes they stop you just to find out what else might be going on.
because I felt he just wanted to make his quota,he approached me in the parking lot,he looked like he was already off duty like there was a civillian in the passenger seat
I thought I was stopped because I was wearing a cowboy hat and have long hair and there was a black man sitting next to me.
he stuck his head in th ewindow to see what my husband was smoking in his pipe
they would stop me and *then* they'd ask if they could search my car and then they'd say the reason they did it, and they did it because i'm young.
On the blinker one yes, probably because of the age of my vehicle and the way traffic looked

i believe in maing sure we have clean river and that everyone has access to it. and the laws are maintained to keep it up. I've fished on it before. I'm afraid to fish in it anymore
i just feel that they should nto ddeprive the farmers of watere source to save the fish. cuz theres othere ways to save the fish without taking away the wqater from thje farmers.
no, because like I say I'm not connected. If I live there, I'd probably have lots to say
there should be some way to enjoy it w/out damaging it ,ther should be fines for damage done
To value the natural spaces, that development does not necessarily mean improvement, however, certain development will decrease impact like properly placed toilet facilities.
i guess what i would like to say that i am against forcing property owners to follow guidelines, it's not fair
I can't think of anything offhand. Keep what we have together and keep what we have clean. We have alot of access, as far as private property owners, they should have help if the need it to manage runoff, they should have responsibility for taking care of
no, my knowledge is sketchy about that river area
Just what we got we got we got to take care, it's important, overusing it isn't good and underusing it isn't good. My husband is a fisherman and fishes up in dexter dam, and it's pretty important, and I hope my kids can fish when they're able. It's a ma
Just that I think we should have raised our taxes so we can have money for things, also for the police and for the school.s
Not really, we covered most of it right there.
just that probably the wildlife is more important than the people using it, just that if there is enhancement it should be for restoration of clean water for fish and birds, way ahead of people getting down to the river to fish or boat
All of these things require revenue, and the problem is Oregon doesn't seem to know how to get the revenue.
The main thing I'm concerned with is the pollution of the Willamette River and that they continue to monitor what's going on.
I enjoy the parks we have and maintaining those i think is improtant.
when you talk about managing the willamette we have 2 sections and they should be managed quite differently
no just restore fish and wildlife habitat
i believe its very important to conserve what we have I think we need to open up more to tourism but we do need to preserve it
I think this pretty much sums up, its important to get the environment back to order before we make it accessable to the public again.
Actually I would like to say they're doing a pretty good job with what they've got. I'd like to see more access for semi-trucks, especially for the Hood River Area, around the garbage. Rest areas are extremely limited for truckers. We have truck areas
They don't need to go over board on anything--if they're going to make nice park it doesn't have to have that stupid art work.
My response about more access to the river would change if there was education about how their use of the river might harm the river. I feel there is a general lack of knowledge of how certain uses of the river can harm sensitive habitat.
No, I think the river itself, they need to focus on cleaning it, but as far as the land along it, I think that covers it.
just protect the environment whatever decisions they make
Well, if they made the water where you could get in and not be afraid to swim and then add more smooth beach where you could walk. You've got to have adequate restrooms. They should be strict about people having dogs to prevent a mess and protect children
if its just abou the one river no, not a great deal. i just dontlike the idea of the gov buying all the land on the east coast hey own everything. i dont like the idea of them consuming too much land.
No, well I think that the more people they bring to it the more it will get polluted.
well, i think the willamette is one river inmy area here there needs to be more work on umatilla to make it more accessable to public fishing and public use
try to restore the lands as much as possible
I think if your gonna do it your gonna have to do it now
they will take what will not have a lasting effect and spend billions on it and then overlooking the need of maintaining those things that will have lasting effect on our world. there should be moderation in all things
i believe it should be kept under control so that it provides everyone with the beauty of the area but also keep the environment from being harmed
Its a beautiful area. [p] I would say there is an issue of stewardship, too often we exploit our public lands and there needs to be a regulatory system to protect the environment. so thefunding needs to be somewhat a priority to maintain what we have. th
no, I dont know anything about the willamette river.
Basically, I believe that ecological processes are the most important consideration. I think that concentrating areas of recreational activity is important. Industry and recreational activities areas co-exist with wilderness-like areas. with Having conne
actually, Id like to tell you about whats around here, I think that we could prevent a lot of fire danger by putting these jailbirds out there (??),I notice certain things like that,
One of the most important is the clean up of the water itself.
I think that it is important to work with the private land owners because they get upset when they're forced to do something, while if it's more of a group effort they have more say, instead of just being told what to do.
Building that fence was a real dumb idea, given the economic situation. 3 million dollars was too much.
If they're going to involve private property owners they need to compensate the owners for the value of the property; and if the property owners don't want to sell the state should move.
Well I would say that you need to have more public input and more public meetings to get the public involved because most people if they have a say of what's going on, to go through the Legislative process to get people involved. Not to have the ODFW pu
Well, I think they shuld clean the river first. It's really bad. And that effects everyone.
I believe in the right of private property.[p] I jsut grew up on the willamette river and the way they came and took my dads property i dont agree with that like the way they took the greenways it wasn't handled properly.
I feel that the Willamette River should be like our Oregon beaches, it should be available to all, it shouldn't just be private lands. I think water should be cleaned up so there is safety and multiple use of the river. I think that non developed sections
no but it's really beautiful when you walk there
no,because I don't live near it,we need to take care of the river and keep people out of it for awhile,the noise on the river need sto be kept to a minimum
no,keep it clean and hit polluters with a major fine if they pollute
they need some kind of creative funding to pay for all of this.
no--except I want that land properly used and kept as an asset to the people who live here. I like that river.
i have a difficult time of them taking over private land but we are ruining our fish and wildlife.
i think we can do the best job we can with what the money we got
They might just wanna leave it alone and let it go how it is. Sometimes if you don't push your nose into something it'll last longer. if its not broke dont fix it. [p] When you go down there in Portland to the water shed its just nasty. Theres dead ducks
just for protection of people in what they're doing. Youth to day take more chances in life. Youth need to be more and well informed about the resources they have to protect themselves from harm.
I think there ought to be some kind of ban on motorized craft along the river, especially Skidoos (jetskis), fishing boats are OK, anything that goes over 5 mph
no, I don't live near it and don't use it. My children do.
clean it up - take what they got and keep it clean -it is very important to develop and trail walkways only for trails they already have
Just that I really want to see the river cleaned up and kept in a pristine type manner that will bring people to see it but not overuse it.
I just feel we need to take care of what we already have instead of acquiring more land
Just the pollution, managing the pollution into the Willamette River.
I think there are places that need to be cleaned up along the river ,the water itself
only that more needs to be done about pollution,heavy rain falls hurt the river regarding pollutants
no, just that is there and can be enjoyed and it is a wonder ful resource and we should take care ofit.
no, just keep the sewer out of the river
i think if they cleaned it up they would probably have better response, no two headed fish, do the job correctly
ummm, pretty much they need to control pollution
I think we need to do more in maintaining what we have instead of accumulating more
Im not sure who is managing here. I think our waterways need care and attention i don't think enhancing access is not care I am concerned with maontaining the natural river as long as possible. The river is not there to serve our recreational needs. Peopl
its like there is on;ly so much wildlife and we have to protect that and find a balance witht the epople use of the land
Yes I feel quite strongly that its very unfortunate that they feel they have to charge for everything. Because we have a grandson who is charged for everything even the country fair. The people who need it the most are the people who can't afford it so im
Just to preserve it as much as possible. theres only so much space of natural and historic inportance and we should do the best to preserve it in its natural state.
i don't quite know how to say that-- think that we are doing I would put more emphasis on restoring and caring for what we have rather than acquiring more
we skipped all the River questions because she doesn't do anything and doesn't have an opinion
I think they're doing the best with a difficult situation.
more important to improve and maintain what we have as opposed to obtaining more
Mostly, I would like to see them be able to manage everything we have now more positively. Especially enforcing rules, if I had a choice I would like to see more monitoring staff taking care of what we already have. We have a lot to take care of, but not
I think that people in the city need places to go,it is important
i would like to see more wildlife refuge protected
lets see,I worked for the forest service for many years,I think its important to maintain what you already have,the state will close a rest stop if they don't have enough money and I think we should close them all,but mainly to just keep what we got going
If there is a plan, and I'd recommend there be such a plan, it would be real nice to have the plan posted on the internet.
No, I think the ideal situation would be to add more trails and walkways, and more launch points for non-motorized boats like canoes and kayaks.
well, let me say this I was very enthusiastic a few years ago,Tom Mccall got credit for cleaning up the willamette river but I don't know what has happened to all that,when it rains it dumps gallons of sewage,I don't think there is that much public owned
like i said i have never seen the williamette river.we are over 300 miles from it
I think that because I represent the central east side industrial council, I'm finding that there is an all or nothing attitude. I support parks, and given the limited funds, I think they need to be careful not to over extend and manage what they already
Anything is good if it improves the environment as long as it is not abused. I want everything done that can protect the environment from commercializing.
Why are these questions just focusing on the Willamette? I think they need to focus more on finding more space for skate board parks and developing a network of skateboard parks throughout the Portland area comparable to other municipalities, e.g., Newber
I live in Southern OR, so it is 400 miles away so I don't know much about it.
no I do not know that much and do not want to comment.
I'd like to know what happened to the Greenway, the big cottonwood trees are getting cut down.
No, I used to be one, I walked along the river, the rivers since I was a kid, and that was something I enjoyed very much, even when there wasn't any trails, but it's just not safe to do those things any more by yourself. Because of undesirable people.
no there's bigger issues right now than our parks and recreation
we have aterrible problem out here with pollution,we really need to get a handle on that
I guess the only thing I can see in your survey, I feel it's a little slanted in the sense these questions you ask are not as simple. Fairly simple question with a fairly complex answer.
Well, just that, you know, people need to respect, we were out on the Applegate this weekend, and there were pretty blunt notices, but one of them was, if you pack it in, you pack it out. If you put them in your car to take them into the park, then you p
Well, I am not real familiar with the Will, but I am taking my attitude from having rec opportunities along the ocean. Wish we had better access to the Ocean, especially when we travel the Oregon coast.
No, other than the river needs to be cleaned up, it's a dirty river
ummm that I think the highest priority is making it as clean as possible
R cannot give fair answer about the willamette cause she is not informed
ummm, no, but all infavor of improving public access
um,lets see,I think there are undetected land marks that are undetected that should be explored thouroughly
I'm all for it as long as its public lands but I don't like them to mess with peoples privat property
Really I do not have a lot of knowledge to W. River, but I believe what is existing should be maintained until better economic times and then in better times improve. Do not emphasize expanding or adding to what is there during this time.
I am more familiar with rivers near me in Coos county. I hear the Willamette is horribly polluted. All our river systems are like the canary in the mine.
I think a lot of the questions you are asking are really dependent uopn what you are comparing it to
no, I think we have some wonderful areas already and I just don't see a huge need for developing areas and spending money when we just don't have it.
Mainly I'd like to see them kept clean and available to everyone. I don't want to see a lot of homeless people in the parks, in the way of families.
I don't think that you should tell private land owners what to do w/their land,focus on fish habitats
We have adequate boating facilities, and the use I see along the river doesn't make me think that we need more trails
no,just make sure it gets cleaned up,that is a higher priority than developement
It's important to try to strike a balance between what's good for the environment and what's good for people.
since I live in western washington county I am not very familiar but I am awar that habitat is suffereing from some contaminiation but I view the willamette as being important to the valley
No, they just need to manage it to get the water clean.
I think its important as long as they don't go overboard
They need to clean it up. I don't live in Portland anymore, but the papermill in Oregon City, that leaves some nasty residue in that river. So that definitely needs to be cleaned. It's bad when you can't eat the fish that you catch in the Willamette.
I think we need to stop corporations from buying up all this stuff, like downtown Portland. They buy up the property and stop you and I from having access to a natural waterways. IF the corporations buy it up, block it off, and make condos, you and I ar
not really because my grand kids go there but I don't because I'm 80 years old and I don't go there anymore.
The thing is that before they do anything else along the Willamette River, the most important thing is to clean it, it is one of the most toxic rivers in the United States. There is everything from lead to you name it in the river, it will cost a lot of m
all I know about is rogue river,I used it and loved it and it kind of makes you sad when you see that it is not taken care of and I think we need to pay attention or we are going to be very sorry people
uh,well not really I don't live there,I know this state has some severe problems in the legislature and the over spending is astronomical,state workers drive jeep cherokees that are $40,000 and retirement for state workers are wasted. We've got problems i
the R said she does not even know where the Willamette River is or goes and asked that I just put don't know for those questions
It would be nice if they, whoever it is, would not make a mess of the river. The existing beauty is nice, they don't need to do too much. It would be nice in Milwaukee, the town is growing.
I want ot see what we alreday own managed better and access is more important than developing more,I didn't hear anything about cleaning up the river and that is my main concern
uh,I think there are too many sewers dumping into the river,stop that from draining in to the river
It would be nice if they could clean it up. That would be cool.
no,just upkeep what you got,there needs to be more safety classes
i think thye should be left alone they shopuldn't be dragging trees out so the rafters can get down they should leave the river alone
I think they just need to put that aside a little bit because they do need to concentrate more on education and children. Use the money that they get from user fees in a better way.
I don't know much about it, I am not familiar with the Willamette. If you were talking about the Rogue River I would have more to say.
I don't know enough. I'm not here long enough, and as I say I don't have a car so I don't get out. I don't think it would be appropriate.
Clean up the water first before worrying about the banks, and make the polluters supply the money for clean-up
I'd like to say clean it up and leave it alone. Clean it up and make it right again.
No, I hadn't thought about it because I don't llive near it
I think that they need to clean the river first because no one wants to spend the $ to use the park if they can't even use the water because the water is so polluted. Before adding trails and what not the first priority is to clean the rive. They should c
I think it's less important than the heath vcare and educaton crisis, but it's still important
Well, it would be nice if they had the industries quit dumping in the Willamette. We live on Claggett Creek, and it's a pretty good size creek. Every so often the sewer overflows into the creek, and nobody seems to care. It's like oh, well, sorry. The
i just think that acquiring land is very important because if you acquire the land then you can control it to protect the resource
Concerned about private property owners not wanting governmental control. I feel the option should be there, but you can't force them. It's very important to manage public lands.
Well, I think we should basically, keep it, natural and then keep people out of the areas as much as possible, so they have designated points to enjoy themselves, but not complete access. I think we need to let the animals, trees, and other things be the
No, I don't get to the Willamette Valley very often
Well, all I can say is I can't see us spending a whole lot of money if we don't have funding for schools and education. I don't think the Willamette is the first thing on my list that needs to be taken care of, because we have so many things that aren't
to be honest with you I'm retired and I don't think my opinion is very important
Not really much. Usually when I go out I won't go to a place where I have to pay a fee, and me and lots of people are getting upset at where you can camp along the beaches. IT seems like now in order to go do anything you have to have a parking permit,
No, I don't know of anything. I think they are doing a good job.
No, I just think that there should be a moderate approach balancing peoples access and ability to recreate. It should be shared and used by everyone, but not be abused.
Maybe there could be the city or some other instutition offering some kind of incentive for the private property to be more active promoting the public being more able to know what's out there.
Just a first priority is to clean the water up before we bring more people to the water.
I think there has to be a medium between private land owners and the state.
Well if we don't do it, we won't have it. If we don't manage it we won't have it. We are responsible for it, need to teach young people.
I think it's not to open up more space, to take care of what you have, and educate people as to how they impact the river.
lived on sauvie island and I love the great outdorrs but I don't like seeing whats happening to it lately, corportate greed or something, were losing that concetp
clean up th eriver would be the highest priority

Toyota no year, for the last 12 years but I'm not sure what the year is
1988 Pontiac [p] I don't remember the model
Ford Aeorstar 1990s--I don't know the specific year.
a lexus suv i don't know what the name of it. (p) it's a 03 i think
It's split evenly between a 2000 Mazada MPV Van.
i drive a suv (p)2000 (p) a grand cherokee jeep
i drive a ranger pickup a ford ranger it's a 1998
i drive a suburu (p) it's a wagon four wheel drive (p) i think it is a gl (p) 86
it is a eagle vision (p) eagle is the make vision is the model (p) 95
92 Nissan 4 wheel drive extra cab pickup
it is a green one, a 96 Eddie Bauer, chevy? ford? chevy I think.
none--I don't own a vehicle so I don't drive.
my car i'm driving is a 93 taurus it's 11 years old(p) ford
a suburu, (p)a wagon (p) suburu legacy wagon they are pretty much the same (p) a 90 something
i got a 1990 dodge pickup (p) 3/4 ton pickup
suburu 1990, I don't know what the model is
2001 Impala Chevy (I have almost 10,000 miles on it.)
1994 Plymyth Duster, Sundance duster series
1986 Ford Crown Victoria (formerly a police car)
i have mitsubishi mirage (p) i think it's a 2000
A Volvo station wagon, it's a 2000, all-wheel drive, or cross country.
2001 Ford 350 and the other one is a GMAC 1989 4-wheel drive, 2500
this is a dodge ram V-10 a large 3/4 ton (p) a 97

The only thing that has affected us is we own a boat & its we would like to access more river areas with a motor boat without traveling long distances. the fishing sport is kinda limited in this are unless you fish from the banks. it'd be nice if the desc
this person was an African Native, who is not a citizen, and was a resident with a green card. She and I had some difficulty understanding each other, her english was not very strong, but I did the best I could, and she was very compliant.
this respondent said that he thought that more thought should be given to the wording as he does not like the vagueness of "what it means to you " and he said that if he doesn't know what we mean, and we don't know what he means what is the point.
on question ALTED2, R sd it was the responsiblity of the schools, parents, and community. i coded as 4 (combination of parents/schools)
For the questions on whether public schools should pay for placements in private schools, the R anwered "Yes", with the proviso that they pay only a portion of the cost, say limited to the cost of having a student in the public school.
R said she works w/the police on a regular basis. She works for the State, and drives a state owned car most of the time. In response to the question about race and police making stops, she said she knows two black men who are stopped more frequently.
R said he just recently moved to Oregon, so couldn't answer some questions early in the survey. Says his educational credential was a certification from a trade school.
FR felt Q asking for # of HH members too personal.
At police biased question, she said always in Bend...
R didn't think he was qualified to answer the Willamette questions because he lives on the coast and isn't familiar with the Willamette Valley
F said she did not want to answer any questions about the Willamette river, as she lives near Portland. She also said that her children go to a private Christian school, so did not feel qualified to answer the questions about at-risk students. She said
R does not have a car so I coded 9 no answer for those questions. R was very difficult and didn't answer within the categories a lot.
f r was reluctant to give information about her vehicle, but i used the probe about the police study.
FR is a commercial truck-driver, also a former law enforcement officer so she qualified her answers to the racial profiling series based on her background.
At the political party question he said that he was switching to Republican from Democrat. At the racial profiling question, he said he thinks they should profile drivers.
R sd he's very upset w/ county & city gov't. I dont' like them putting speed bumps. They're rough on your cars. Don't get rid of all of them. S.E. Gladstone between 26th and 39th and Lincoln between 26th and 39th are overkill. Also, I don't like the way t
R did not answer any questions about the Willamette River public lands because he doesn't live in the area, and has no knowledge of the issues.
R says she has a child who is at risk of acedemic failure, but was denied when she tried to place the child in an alternative program
MR has a drivers license but I entered "No Answer" for questions DRIVE, CAR1, CAR2, CAR3, and CAR4 because he does not have a car and has not driven at all in the last 5 years.
R said "he would not talk to you" when asked for the best time to call about trails
For HHKID2, MR answered NO because his child is in a charter school, but MR doesn't consider that an alternative school or program."
R said he works with law enforcement. Started getting suspicious and asked who was asking the profiling questions (although he did not use th word profiling).
R has driver's license but sold her car more than a year ago. And hence, hasn't drive. Skip logic does not take this possibility into account. So questions were answered with something like "don't know" or with reference to her previous car.
M said regarding police he is neutral leaning towards negative.
FR said her husband is a police officer, was concerned at first that her answers would be biased. I reminded her that this was her survey and that we welcomed her answers, that there were not wrong or right answers. Regarding voting questions, R said sh
he said the willamette questions seemed repeative to him... we ask about access twice and putting trails next to river twice but paraphrased...
M said he was switching to Independent...
m r said at end of interview thank you for my chance at input
hard of hearing, had to yell throughout entire interview
Respondent had a difficult time answering the questions regarding the Willamette River, because she has never been to the Willamette Valley
r did not want to state make and model of vehicle
R did not know income question because he lives in a HH of multiple families and believes that it is none of his business to know that information. He knew his personal income only, but there are 4 other people in the HH.
R did not want to answer questions about her vehicle-even after I told her why we were asking such questions.
M said he didn't want the development of new trail policies will not end up in the trails being overused.
Re: global warming question - R answered question as the "first word" although I had asked for first "image".
F said that she is both retired and self employed.
R said both she and her husband are diasabled and he is a vet.
F said that she home schools her son. She also said her car has 199,000 miles on it. She knew absolutely nothing about the Willamette river and had no opinions, so I used don't know for all the river questions.
Woman said she and husband in their 70's. He previously refused.
M chuckled when he answered the global warming question. Also said he lives w/a parakeet.
He said he had a child in private school - unless this person is over 18, I don't know why he said no to the children in hh question. He also said during the racial profiling question that they should profile drivers..
The R was a retired police officer, and was more closely concerned with the wording and meaning of the police/race questions. He did not feel he could properly answer the "how often do you think it's appropriate for police to stop for solely race?" (ente
f r did not want to answer any of the williamette river questions because she did not know anything about it because it is in the northern part of the state. she lives in josephine county
R said one child is "at risk". When asked question aboutalternative school or program, she said "they make accomodations for him". I put "yes" for the answer (I'll fill out a data correction form to note this)
The R thought that the police race question about being more, less, or about the same regarding race stops had a double negative in it that made the question tricky to answer. I had another R in the previous 24 hrs with the identical complaint.
R refused to answer 2 questions about the police saying it just depends on the individual officer, you're question is too broad
F R went on at great length during a number of questions about how the survey questions did not consider gender, class (called herself "white trash" several times and sd she was looked down upon by society and pulled over by police because she was a safer
At GOODJOB1, R hesitated, and then said he was very displeased with the State police. He said they were cocky, and did not communicate well.
F said Bush is not the right person for President. She said that for many, many years she was a "dyed in wool" Republican. Then she lived in Europe for many years and was exposed to Socialism. She said democracy is the best system. She has now switche
f r felt uneasy about answering political questions
M R chose not to answer several of the police questions because he sd he had no experience or information on which to make a judgement or express an opinion.
I chose neutral for feelings about police question (after discussing w/ supervisor after the fact) because R didn't know how to answer. He said he had very mixed feelings with nothing good to say but nothing bad to say either. He felt some older city cops
R commented during education questions that there are too many discrepencies in the design of schools, that the type of facilities vary widely, and he beleived that was detrimental to the quality of education. He cited how McDonald's are always standardi
FR commented that the quality of the water coming into her home was very poor, very sandy, had to replace her filters very often.
MR said questions that he refused on alt education were "loaded" and that he would not answer because he was not comfortable with the wording on those questions. MR sd he had too little experience with police officers to answer several of the racial prof
On ALTED1 MR sd he would not answer the question because "Education is underfunded". After several probes as to his opinion, no right or wrong answer he said he had no answer to question because "Education is underfunded".
R had heavy accent. He is Polynesian. His wife can vote.
R would only give make of car, not year or model.
"I think that one of the most important things to me right now as far as law enforcement is to double the size of the oregon state police. Double it! There should be more officers for game enforcement. Our wildlife is being slaughtered right now by indivi
F R did not like the answer categories in RP1. She sd to enter as "Often" but sd the category should be "Too often". At the end of survey R sd "They should write the questions better."
r stated he is the first respondent of the fire department,his comments on race questions were that the wording is loaded
Female Respondent didn't feel comfortable answering the income question. There were also several questions when she said she didn't know, when probed further, she still said "I don't know"
F made some comments about how she didn't like how the state would just take people's land away from them when they wanted it for parks or something.
The R did not have many opinions on the Willamette River series of questions, in part because she has not lived in Oregon very long.
husband handles the money and since they are retired R is just guessing on the level of their income.
HHKID1, FR answered no, but added that she previously had a child who was at risk, but that situation has been resolved and she no longer considers her child to be at risk. She also noted that she lived in a bi-racial household and with regard to RACE, sh
F R initially was hesitant to participate because she was concerned that she would not understand all of the words. (She spoke with a strong Chinese accent.)I sd that I would speak slowly and that I would repeat any questions or words that she would like
F R was initially angry that we kept calling and wanted to know how we had her unlisted #. Explained RDD. F wanted to know about who was sponsoring survey, explained that. F wanted to know if she had to answer all questions. Assured her that she could ski
FR sd at the end "I won't be called again for anything will I?"
F said she called our number to find out if we were legitimate. When I called she was very willing to participate. Good practice for me to remain neutral as her four pregnant sheep bleated loudly in the background. She was very adamant that the Willame
M in hh refused several times. F answered and took survey. She said her husband uses Oregon waterways, but we called too many times, and he is ticked off. She said he is almost never home, never in a good mood, and wouldn't want to do the survey. She
In response to the students at risk questions, MR mentioned his daughter is diabetic. At the crime questions, R said during the hunting season, hunters are constantly trespassing on his property. He says this is a problem because he is a hunter as well,
90 year old, hard of hearing F would think survey was done and hang up if I sd thank you following a series of questions. She was very amused when asked about "driving habits" and sd she thinks she does just fine!
R wanted me to enter no answer for ALTED2 and then reask question at end of survey so he could think about it. I did so and then went back and entered his answer (the school district) now.
For AltEd questions R sd school district should pay 1/2 of cost and that parents should pay 1/2 of cost.
M R did not know the year of the vehicle
When I asked the global warming questions, F sd she wanted to back up. Then F commented that her opinions on police officers were based primarily on the interaction she had with officers when her home was broken into, rather than on experiences during tra
FR got perturbed at the automobile questions. She said she is a registered Republican, votes Independent, but is surprised at how liberal she is becoming.
F R could not remember the model of vehicle
F indicated she has a learners permit, but had not driven at all in the last 12 months.
When asked about vehicle, FR was hesitant about answering. Explained reasons for asking and then F volunteered that she thought the real reason she was stopped by officer on th eone time she was stopped was because of the car she was driving. (2000 Blue T
On VICTIM1 FR mentioned that the 1 occurence took place in California and that is why she moved to Oregon.
R had trouble answering the education questions. She wanted to add that schools are doing poorly because kids go to school not wanting to learn and not able to learn because the parents don't take an interest in supporting their children in their academic
R didn't like the RACE question. He answered white but said he would prefer to answer Scottish American because that is his heritage.
R sounded rather young, but sd he was over 18, kept trying to terminate the interview & was giving rather suspicious answers.
At Victim 3A FR said she went to the police station to report a property crime committed against her, but they wouldn't take the report in person. They gave her a number but she didn't call.
F was employed and had 6 kids. She said that her opinions about the police had been influenced by recent events in portland
F sd "I will not answer household questions" when asked about # of people in hh - recorded as refused. She also refused to answer hh income question.
respondent insisted the model of the chevy is pickup
FR just moved to Oregon one year ago. I was born in Manhattan.
she said she and her daughter both have learning disabilites
R answered "don't know" to many questions, because she is new to this state & doesn't know how education is managed here. Had an English accent.
At the racial profiling question, FR said that there were some racial groups in her area that were causing trouble, and she believes that routine stops of these individuals will help reduce crime.
FR said she home schools. At the racial profiling question, she said that she has been pulled over three times, but only got warnings each time. She said that had it been her husband (who is a white male), she believes he would have been ticketed or sit
this is in regard to the police in relation to the traffic law. to me the traffic lasw are established to control traffic when the traffic is the worst. there are marked cars running around andthats probably somewhere bnetween mid afternoon rush hour bu
R said he is not allowed to drive because he has siezures
F R was very resistant to doing interview. She sd she would do it so that we would stop calling. She sd she could not answer several questions because she had no knowledge of the subject (ALTED and the police racial profiling questions)and anything she
R was opposed to any "personal" questions, therefore many of the questions were REFUSED or DON'T KNOW.
At the at risk student questions, FR said there were two teachers and one principal in her family, and that the schools everywhere, not just in Oregon, need more money.
There is a dis-connect on the number of miles the R drives in a week (1,000 - The R said he drives for a living) and the vehicle he has most often driven in past year: an 88 Dodge minivan in "fair" repair.
The R was a bit conflicted on the Willamette River question about historic + archeologic sites: promoting historic sites would be OK, but pointing out archeologic sites was a concern because of looting or vandalism.
F had heavy accent, sounded Eastern European - 44 years old, but only driving 12 years.
The R thought that school districts should pay some, but not most, of the cost of placing at-risk and disabled students in private programs.