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Savings from energy reductions at the City of Corvallis have surpassed $1 million since 2004, according to the organization’s 2017 Sustainability Report, and water use is down 40 percent since 2007. The report, which has provided a regular accounting of activity since 2004, offers a snapshot of the organization’s performance on its sustainability goals.

In addition to quantifying environmental impact of City operations, the Sustainability Report also tracks social and economic impacts, including employee wellness and purchasing.

Among the key conclusions of the report:

Everyone is welcome and encouraged to attend City Council meetings. 

Members of the community wishing to offer comment in advance on topics appearing on any City Council agenda are encouraged to use the public input form at www.corvallisoregon.gov/publicinput.

** Please note the updated meeting location ** 

Downtown Fire Station, 400 NW Harrison Boulevard, 2nd Floor

Read more about the Downtown Advisory Board here.

A neighborhood block party is an event organized by residents of a neighborhood to promote involvement, relationship building, and community safety.  A few good reasons to have a neighborhood block party include:

Everyone is welcome and encouraged to attend City Council meetings. 

The Council will meet in Executive Session at 5:00 pm under ORS 192.660(2)(d)(status of labor negotiations)

Members of the community wishing to offer comment in advance on topics appearing on any City Council agenda are encouraged to use the public input form at www.corvallisoregon.gov/publicinput.

Read more about the Climate Action Advisory Board here.

Read more about the Climate Action Advisory Board here.

Read more about the Climate Action Advisory Board here.

Read more about the Climate Action Advisory Board here.

Meeting materials are now available online at the links below.

Read more about the Climate Action Advisory Board here.