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Meeting materials are now available online at the links below.

The Economic Development Advisory Board consists of six volunteer members appointed by the Corvallis Mayor and three appointed by the Benton County Board of Commissioners.  Membership of the Board represent emerging technology and manufacturing, green/sustainable business, professional services, retail and general business, higher education, health care, and the community at large.

Next week the Corvallis City Council will be discussing two proposals to develop and staff a cold weather shelter for homeless men for the upcoming winter season. The Council is expected to make a decision at the July 16 meeting on where to direct $60,000 in funding for the shelter.

The Housing Opportunities Action Council is a joint partnership between the City of Corvallis and Benton County as they work toward a mutual goal of developing a Ten-Year Plan to Address Homelessness.

The HOAC web page includes information about the history of the partnership, reports, and materials, as well as ways for the public to get involved.

The July 5 work session is canceled.

Please click on the link below for more information.

Street Improvement Exceptions Text Amendment - LDT-2018-01

Contacts

• Contacts: Audrey Hatch and Mariana Mace
• Email: washingtonparkcorvallis@gmail.com

About the Neighborhood

Greenhouse gas emissions by the City of Corvallis have decreased by about 2.7 percent annually since 2013, according to the results of an organizational greenhouse gas inventory released in June.

The survey represents the first organizational inventory to be conducted since the City of Corvallis adopted its Climate Action Plan in late 2016. The report builds on baseline emissions data gathered in 2013. The information in the report is intended to help city leaders understand trends and manage specific emissions sources and activities related to operational activities.

Lighting and watching fireworks can be fun and exciting, but the Corvallis Fire Department is encouraging the community to remember that even legal fireworks can be dangerous and unpredictable. Therefore, extreme caution should always be used when lighting fireworks. If you choose to use locally-purchased and legal fireworks, ensure that you buy them from a licensed vendor at either a temporary stand or retail outlet. Choosing to import or use illegal fireworks or to modify legal fireworks can be dangerous and will result in significant fines up to $500.

Everyone is welcome and encouraged to attend City Council meetings.  To accommodate the anticipated number of people likely to attend, this meeting has been moved to the Majestic Theatre.

Proposals for the Corvallis Service Center are provided below in the Supporting Documents section.

July 2, 2018 @ 3:20pm

Media Contact:

Lt. Daniel Duncan, Corvallis Police Department

(541) 766-6986/ daniel.duncan@corvallisoregon.gov

By: Lt. Daniel Duncan