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  • OneMorgan County


    There are thousands of immigrants who call Morgan County home. We are all neighbors, co-workers, friends and family. OMC's work is aimed at helping to make the transitions associated with immigration more efficient so that each of us in our many roles, whether we are immigrants or receiving community members, have an increased chance of reaching our highest potential for the betterment of ourselves and for our community.

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  • OMC is not involved in refugee resettlement and has no authority to make decisions about refugees relocating to Morgan County.

    OneMorgan County does network with refugee resettlement agencies to communicate our community’s needs and bring additional resources to the area to address the challenges of secondary migration.


  • OMC does not advocate for the undermining of immigration law.

    OneMorgan County is recognized by the U.S. Dept. of Justice Board of Immigration Appeals to provide accurate information regarding immigration law and regulations so that citizens, immigrant aliens, non-immigrant aliens and undocumented aliens can make informed decisions.

  • OMC does not presume that there are easy solutions.

    OneMorgan County does strive to reduce some of the challenges faced by other community agencies, businesses and government entities so that those organizations can deliver their goods and services more efficiently.

  • OMC does not work with a predominant group.

    OneMorgan County does focus on immigrant integration for receiving community members, immigrants and refugees while prioritizing the presenting needs in consideration of OMC’s available resources.

  • OMC does not demand any one opinion toward immigration.

    OneMorgan County does mean to foster opportunities for relationship-building where they otherwise might not exist, might not be cultivated and might not be nurtured.

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In the News

Library helps folks enter computer age

Fort Morgan Times
Nov 1st, 2011

Like it or not, we are wedded to computer technology.
This editorial was written on a computer (borrowed from a colleague, because the author's computer was down, but that's another story.

Once the article was written, it was sent to page designers who put together this page and every page in the newspaper you now hold in your hands.

The pages were then sent -- by computer -- to a printing plant, where the pages were put onto plates and onto a press for preparation of the final product. ...more...

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