Healthy, safe, and welcoming neighborhoods are built on the strengths and contributions of those who call the neighborhood their "home". The City provides neighborhoods with resources and support to:
Banner reservations are accepted up to six months in advance of the application deadline, for a period of two weeks. The online banner application form is available to make a reservation.
Confirmed banner reservations for the next several months are shown in the table below. Available slots are shown in bold, along with the application deadline.
In order for your banner to be placed over NW Harrison Boulevard at 6th Street, it must advertise events sponsored by a non-profit organization. No advertising by a commercial sponsor is allowed.
If you don't have flood insurance, talk to your insurance agent. Homeowner's policies do not typically cover flood damage. However, because Corvallis participates in the National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP) managed by the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA), you can purchase a separate flood insurance policy backed by the federal government. This insurance is available to properties within the Corvallis city limits.
The Corvallis Public Works Department is the lead agency for flooding in Corvallis. Local area flooding impacts can be projected based upon historical river levels.
Corvallis is nestled in the heart of Oregon's Willamette Valley, within 90 minutes of the bustling Portland metropolitan area, the rugged beauty of the Cascade Mountains, and the spectacular Oregon Coast. Corvallis has a residential population of 61,656 per 2023 population estimate and is home to Oregon State University.
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