Oregon Senate Bill 166

The bill to establish International System of Units as Oregon's official system of measurement (Oregon Senate Bill 166) is a proposed bill in the 78th Oregon State Senate Assembly in the U.S. State of Oregon.

Background

Oregon Senate Bill 166 would Establish the International System of Units as state’s official system of measurement. Requires state agencies to use International System of Units in materials created on or after January 1, 2018. The introduction and first reading took place Jan 12, 2015.

Advocates

• Brian Boquist (R)
• Elizabeth Steiner Hayward (D)

See also

• Metrication in the United States
• 78th Oregon Legislative Assembly

External links

• Oregon SB 166 Information
• Oregon SB 166 Bill Poll, Oregonian
• Measure text (PDF)

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