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City Shares Contract Offer as Labor Negotiations Continue

September 9, 2026 The City of Corvallis has provided its final contract offer to the state’s Employee Relations Board, as required under the current timeline for negotiations between the City and the American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees (AFSCME).

New Parks & Recreation Director Gets Started in Corvallis

September 9, 2026 - The City of Corvallis is welcoming Andy Coleman as its next Parks & Recreation Director, where he will oversee the city department that provides quality of life and livability services for the Corvallis community.

Corvallis Forest Operational Advisory Committee

The Corvallis Forest Operational Advisory Committee Meeting will be held at 5:00 pm at the Madison Avenue Meeting Room and also virtually.

This meeting is open to the community.

To register to attend the meeting virtually via live webinar, please visit: https://us06web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_hFfiklMXQ2aqEtzd9pj-QA

Council to talk budget gap, new revenue at town hall meetings

September 8, 2026 - The Corvallis City Council is working to develop sustainable solutions for stable, long-term city services in a way that is equitable, cost-effective, and transparent for the community. The Council is inviting the community to learn more about these efforts by attending one of several public outreach events planned for September and October.

Urban Renewal Agency Meeting

Everyone is welcome and encouraged to attend Urban Renewal Agency meetings. This meeting will be held in-person and virtually. See the published agenda for meeting details and participation instructions.

The public may register to watch the meeting live on the internet via this link: https://us06web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_1tkB1HMTQ-aHdPMBqKPatQ

What Do We Mean When We Say “Budget Gap”?

At its core, the City's budget gap is a simple, unavoidable concept: the costs of maintaining City services and operations are growing at a faster rate than the City’s current revenue streams.

This means in the coming years, the City will be required to reduce core community services if it does not implement new revenue streams.

Budget Gap Town Hall #4 [POSSIBLE QUORUM]

The City of Corvallis is facing a budget gap that will impact core services as early as 2027. Elected officials are hosting Town Halls across the City to share information and talk about possible solutions for the budget gap, including new revenue options to preserve core services. 

This is a structural problem that will only get worse over time. To address the long-term challenges of the rising costs and limited resources, the City Council is focusing on equitable, sustainable revenue solutions that can strategically support core services for years to come.

Budget Gap Town Hall #2 [POSSIBLE QUORUM]

The City of Corvallis is facing a budget gap that will impact core services as early as 2027. Elected officials are hosting Town Halls across the City to share information and talk about possible solutions for the budget gap, including new revenue options to preserve core services. 

This is a structural problem that will only get worse over time. To address the long-term challenges of the rising costs and limited resources, the City Council is focusing on equitable, sustainable revenue solutions that can strategically support core services for years to come.

Budget Gap Town Hall #1 [POSSIBLE QUORUM]

The City of Corvallis is facing a budget gap that will impact core services as early as 2027. Elected officials are hosting Town Halls across the City to share information and talk about possible solutions for the budget gap, including new revenue options to preserve core services. 

This is a structural problem that will only get worse over time. To address the long-term challenges of the rising costs and limited resources, the City Council is focusing on equitable, sustainable revenue solutions that can strategically support core services for years to come.

Farmers' Market Tabling - Budget Gap

The City of Corvallis is facing a budget gap that will impact core services as early as 2027. City Councilors will be available at the Farmers' Market to share information and talk about possible solutions for the budget gap, including new revenue options to preserve core services. 

This is a structural problem that will only get worse over time. To address the long-term challenges of the rising costs and limited resources, the City Council is focusing on equitable, sustainable revenue solutions that can strategically support core services for years to come.

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