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City Services Billing Information

The City of Corvallis has switched billing software systems as of Monday June 17, 2019 and our new on-line payment system is live!  You may register your account and login to pay at this time. All customers will have a new account number, but the new number is easy to figure out. Just reverse the two groups of numbers in your current account number. So, for example, if your account number has been 362507-17670, your new Account Number - Customer Number will be 17670-362507. It’s that easy! The 17670 in this example is the account number, while the 362507 is the customer number.

Trespass Letter of Consent Program

The Corvallis Police Department operates a Trespass Letter of Consent program (TLC) to allow property owners to help police enforce laws on their property.

A Trespass Letter of Consent (TLC) is a specifically worded, legal document which allows a police officer to take enforcement action, on your behalf, without contacting you first.

Brownfields Advisory Committee

This meeting will take place from 3:30 - 5:00 pm in the Madison Avenue Meeting Room.

For more information, contact Kent Weiss, Housing and Neighborhood Services Manager, at 541-766-6555.

CANCELED - CAAB Integration with Other Plans Subcommittee

The CAAB Integration Subcommittee meeting that was scheduled for Tuesday, June 18, at 4 pm has been canceled and re-scheduled. The new date is Monday, June 24, at 10:30 am at New Morning Bakery.

Read more about the Climate Action Advisory Board here.

 

Police and Fire Public Safety Fees FAQ

Starting on July 1, 2019, the City of Corvallis will begin assessing two fees on City Services bills. Revenue from the fees is dedicated to supporting the Corvallis Police Department and Corvallis Fire Department. Here are answers to some frequently asked questions about the fees.

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Major Water Project Will Replace Pipes Spanning Marys River

The City of Corvallis Public Works Department will begin a major project this summer to replace two large water pipelines that cross the Marys River and deliver treated drinking water to the north and northwest portions of Corvallis.

"Need to Know" Laws in Corvallis

The Corvallis Police Department has compiled a number of need-to-know ordinances for residents and visitors. These ordinances are enforced by the Corvallis Police Department.

This is not an all-encompassing list of City ordinances. Community members are encouraged to review the complete Corvallis Municipal Code and the Livability Code for additional information.

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