HERE ARE THE DETAILS ON THE 2018 RUN FOR THE LAW RACE!

Saturday, March 3rd, 2018, 8:30 AM

10k Run or 5k Walk/Run & Kids’ Dash

Our 10k run and 5k walk/run course starts and ends at Club Northwest (2160 NW Vine St., Grants Pass, OR)

Register online at:

https://secure.getmeregistered.com/get_information.php?event_id=128536

▲Run our 10k or walk/run our 5k course starting and ending at Club Northwest (2160 NW Vine Street, Grants Pass, OR) with chip timing! Starts at 9:00 am March 3th. Kid’s dash for youth 12 and under will start promptly at 8:30 am.

▲Packet pickup will be the day before the race at Club Northwest. March 2, 2018 from 2p-7p.

• Cash prize for 1^st and 2^nd place male and female finisher in the 10K!
• Cash prize for 1^st and 2^nd place male and female finisher in the 5K!

▲Race awards include: a medal for 1^st, 2^nd, & 3^rd place male and female in each age category for runs. Age categories are: 0-12; 13-18; 19-29; 30-39; 40-49; 50-59; 60+

▲Everyone participating in the free kid’s dash will receive a ribbon.

▲Pre-registered participants will receive race packet filled with coupons or items donated by sponsors.

▲ Long sleeve dry wick Adult and kids shirts available for order until February 16. Order in advance to guarantee getting one, limited supply available race day!!  Adults $15.00, Kids $10.00.

▲Early registration fees are $20 for 5K/10K; 18 years or younger $15 for any race. Kid’s dash is FREE!  THERE IS A LATE FEE OF $5.00 IF REGISTERING THE DAY OF THE RACE!

For race routes and more run information see the following link:  

http://securingoursafety.org/run-for-the-law-a-county-united/

 10k Run or 5k Walk/Run & Kids’ Dash

THANK YOU SO MUCH TO OUR 2017 RUN FOR THE LAW SPONSORS!

HERE ARE THE RESULTS FOR THE 2017 RUN FOR THE LAW RACE!

Saturday, March 4th, 2017

See the online race results here: 

http://onlineraceresults.com/event/view_event.php?event_id=18683

It’s nearly impossible to talk about public safety in Josephine County without mentioning timber. For decades, our public safety services were funded largely by timber receipts from the sale of timber on federally owned land. Now that those federal dollars have mostly dried up, Josephine County has scraped by on federal Secure Rural Schools payments meant to temporarily replace those lost revenues until our county can stand on its own.

Each year, our public safety officials spend a nail-biting few months waiting to hear whether the county will receive another federal payment through the Secure Rural Schools Act. The most recent SRS payment to Josephine County was for nearly $4.9 million. No SRS funding has been authorized for the coming fiscal year.