Who We Are
The Oregon Council on Developmental Disabilities (OCDD) is made up of:
- Self-advocates
- Family members
- Representatives of advocacy organizations
- Community partners and state agencies that provide services and supports to people with developmental disabilities.
Our members are appointed by the Governor to serve up to two consecutive four-year terms.
Council members work together to determine the goals and objectives in our five-year plan, allocate funds to state plan activities and review our progress annually.
The Council is supported by staff who are charged with implementing the state plan.
How to Become a Council Member
Join us in ensuring all people with IDD have access to the support they need in their community to control their lives and services.
Become a Member! Your voice is critical to our work!
Step 1
Email or call us to book an introduction meeting with out staff.
Step 2
Fill out the application and meet with Council members.
Step 3
The Council will vote to send your application to the Governor's office.
If approved, the Governor will apoint you to serve a 4-year term.