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How Do I Login to the District Website?

This is very easy to do…requiring just 2 entries: your UserName and Password, and then a couple of clicks with the mouse.

Remember, your e-mail address is the UserName. and your RI Member ID# is your Password. Hint: Your RI ID# is on your ROTARIAN magazine label, and is a 6-8 digit number on the top left portion of the label, or you can get it from your club secretary. Also, IF you check the “box” to remember your UserName and Password, you will not have to enter it each time. SO, just click on the link below, to go to your district database:

http://www.DaCdb.com/rotary

If you have trouble logging into the District database, please call the District Office at 503-682-7081 for help.

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