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Nominations for Commission Board of Directors

Nominations for Commission Board of Directors

This week growers will receive nomination forms for open director and alternate seats
on CRC Board of Directors. To be eligible to serve, the person must grow rice in the
district. Nomination forms, along with a candidate statement, are due by Monday July
15, 2024.

Current open member and alternate seats:

Available SeatsDistrict
MemberAlternate
02
District 1: Butte County
14District 2: Colusa County
22
District 3: Glenn and Tehama counties, and counties north
thereof
-1*1District 4: Yuba and Sutter counties
11District 5: Sacramento, San Joaquin, Placer and Yolo counties,
and counties south thereof
* One seat will be removed from District 4

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