Neil Hamada

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Thanks for your partnership overseeing the ISDRA BLM. Never hears a bad thing about him, scared of who's next to replace him.

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Neil Hamada steps into new role as Off-Highway Vehicle Travel Management Lead for BLM California | Bureau of Land Management

With just under 30 years working with the BLM, Neil Hamada recently accepted a new position as the off-highway vehicle (OHV) travel management lead for the BLM California State Office. Neil has been a champion for OHV management in southern California, serving as the longtime manager of the...
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Hope his years of knowledge can still be used and tapped into with the new and current officers in charge.
 
Well it sounds like he maybe stepping into a roll where he can affect larger change across the state?

I agree though I also would be concerned of who takes the current position.

RD
 
Worked with Neil many times over the years. He's a duner and offroader. There is not a bigger advocate for the ISDRA within the Department of the Interior than Neil. I have zero doubt in my mind that the >40k acres we got back wouldn't have been possible with anyone but him at the helm at BLM El Centro.
 
Having met Neil a few times, he has the off roaders back. He has been a great partner walking a fine line with all the different organizations that want their hands into the ISDRA.
 
RiverDave said:
Well it sounds like he maybe stepping into a roll where he can affect larger change across the state?

I agree though I also would be concerned of who takes the current position.

RD
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Last time I talked the the Lake Havasu BLM office, the gal there said they had a number of positions that they were having trouble filling.

This was a few months ago.

I don't understand why some Lake Havasu City boaters, are not stepping up for those jobs?

Neil is the Perfect example of how getting involved Really works.

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Neal was always a supporter of this site and our go to guy in the BLM if we ever had an issue. I wish him the best in his new position.
 
rivermobster said:
Last time I talked the the Lake Havasu BLM office, the gal there said they had a number of positions that they were having trouble filling.

This was a few months ago.

I don't understand why some Lake Havasu City boaters, are not stepping up for those jobs?

Neil is the Perfect example of how getting involved Really works.

👍🏼
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I believe there is a few qualifications to get the jobs.. college grad etc?
 
RiverDave said:
I believe there is a few qualifications to get the jobs.. college grad etc?
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The chick told me there were like 4 or 5 spots available. You should probably go over there and talk with them. She said they don't even have the manpower post the jobs!

But just for refrence...

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If you get the job list..

You could post em on here AND RDP. (y)
 
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