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June 17, 2019 - Kenneth McCarthy has been hired as the new Fire Chief of the Corvallis Fire Department and started work on June 17. The announcement caps off a nationwide recruitment in which McCarthy distinguished himself from a field of well-qualified applicants.

The City of Corvallis is moving to a new billing system for City Services. The first phase includes the monthly City Services billings which will be on-line in mid-June. Assessments and Loans are expected to  be available for online inquiry and payments by August 31^st.

This second step in the upgrade will include both assessments and loans that require a City Lien. Specific types include:

The City of Corvallis is moving to a new billing system for City Services. The first phase includes the monthly City Services billings which will be on-line in mid-June. Assessments and Loans are expected to  be available for online inquiry and payments by November 1^st.

This second step in the upgrade will include both assessments and loans that require a City Lien. Specific types include:

The Corvallis City Council voted on June 17 to approve an annual budget totaling $175,974,200 for Fiscal Year 2019-2020. The Council’s action was the final step in the annual budget process, which began in May with a series of Budget Commission meetings and included deliberations, analysis and feedback from the public.

The new budget goes into effect on July 1, when the City of Corvallis begins its new fiscal year.

Read more about the Climate Action Advisory Board here.

June 17, 2019 - A pair of public safety fees is set to go into effect on July 1, giving a significant boost to police and fire services in Corvallis at a time when those resources are stretched thin by increasing calls for service.

Read more about the Climate Action Advisory Board here.

06/14/2019 1:30 PM

Media Contact:

Lt. Dan Duncan, Corvallis Police Department

(541) 766-6924 / danile.duncan@corvallisoregon.gov

By: Lt. Ryan Eaton

The City manages an industrial wastewater pretreatment program mandated by the Oregon Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ) and the United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA). This program regulates the discharge of industrial waste to the sanitary sewer system through the City’s sewer use ordinance. The City intends to modify the sewer use ordinance to comply with DEQ and EPA regulations.