Rob Bovett

METH BIO

 1992 to present: Assistant County Counsel for Lincoln County, Oregon. Clients include the Sheriff’s Office,

Health Department, Children’s Advocacy Center, and the Lincoln Interagency Narcotics Team.

 2000 to present: Legal Counsel for the Oregon Narcotics Enforcement Association. Author of Oregon’s meth lab

chemical control laws. Helped author federal laws to control international diversion of meth lab chemicals.

 Member of the Oregon Governor’s Meth Task Force, Oregon Medical Association’s Amphetamine Task Force,

and a number of community prevention coalitions.

 Participates in the National Alliance for Drug Endangered Children and the National Methamphetamine and Chemicals Initiative.

 Co-founder and President of the Oregon Alliance for Drug Endangered Children.

 Creator of the Lincoln County Meth Initiative, focusing on prevention, enforcement, and treatment.

 Authored a law review article entitled Meth Epidemic Solutions, 82 North Dakota Law Review 1195 (2007).

 Has provided over 300 presentations regarding meth epidemic solutions, and has appeared on numerous

programs and special reports about meth, such as Good Morning America, National Public Radio, KATU Town

Hall, The Oregonian, Oregon Public Broadcasting, and PBS NewsHour and FRONTLINE.

 Married and has two kids in college and one in high school – so Rob is aging a bit faster than normal.