Regions and districts
Clearwater is a wide state with small towns in it. The district is how CAMRO reaches a clerk who cannot spend a day driving to Fairholm.
The map
| Region | Districts | Municipalities | Anchor towns | |—|—|—|—| | North | 1, 2, 3 | 54 | Kestrel Falls, New Barrow, Tolliver | | Central | 4, 5, 6 | 61 | Fairholm, Ashgrove, Riverton Mills | | Coast | 7, 8, 9 | 48 | Lindenport, Marrow Bay, Sable Point | | Uplands | 10, 11, 12 | 51 | Quarry Bend, Wexford, Ellis Hollow |
What a district meeting is
Half a day, usually in a council chamber, usually with lunch that somebody’s municipality paid for. A training segment worth 1 education point, an hour of open discussion, and the part everyone actually comes for — finding out how the next town over handled the thing you are currently handling.
Districts meet twice a year, in spring and autumn. The autumn meeting elects the district director.
You may attend any district’s meeting, not only your own. Members near a district boundary routinely attend both, and members in Districts 11 and 12 frequently attend each other’s because the drive is shorter.
Finding yours
Your district is listed against your municipality in the directory.
Find your clerk · District meeting dates
A note on the Uplands
Districts 11 and 12 cover twenty-two municipalities between them, most under 1,500 people, and have the state’s lowest CCRO rate and its highest clerk turnover. The board has treated this as a standing priority since 2024. What has helped: paired district meetings, travel stipends from the scholarship fund, and mentors — of which there are still not enough.