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Oregon Municipal Finance Officers Association (OMFOA)
The Oregon Municipal Finance Officers Association (OMFOA), established in 1957, is a voluntary association of persons (appointed or elected) who have responsibility for governmental finance or accounting in a city, county, special district, port, community college or state agency. School districts and private sector finance professionals are eligible for associate membership.
The mission and goals as outlined by the OMFOA Constitution and By-Laws are to promote professionalism and excellence in municipal financial management by fostering individual growth through support, education and recognition; and to actively participate in the advancement of the discipline through influencing and improving standards, policies and legislation.
Issues of significance to the organization are to provide educational opportunities to government finance professionals (both member and non-member); provide resource assistance to organizations such as the League of Oregon Cities, Association of Oregon Counties and the Special Districts Association of Oregon; and to provide networking/ support opportunities for finance officers.
The leadership of the OMFOA is vested in the President, the President-Elect and six directors. The OMFOA holds its annual business meeting during its three-day annual conference held in March. The Northwest Government Finance Institute, offering advanced professional education, is coordinated by a planning committee comprised of members of OMFOA and the Washington Finance Officers Association (WFOA). The OMFOA publishes a bi-monthly newsletter for members.
You can visit their website at www.omfoa.org
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League of Oregon Cities
1201 Court St. NE •
Salem, OR 97301
800-452-0338 •
503-588-6550
Fax: 503-399-4863
loc@orcities.org
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