-
Community
-
Column 1
- About
- History
- Chamber of Commerce
- Umatilla Museum
- Quarterly Newsletter
- Events and Activities
- City Calendar
- Library Events
- Parks & Recreation Happenings
Column 2
- Recreational Opportunities
- Umatilla Marina & RV Park
- US Army Corps of Engineers - McNary Beach Park
- Umatilla City Parks
- Library
- About Us
- Book Recommendations & News
- Digital Exhibits
- Online Resources
- Kids Corner
Column 3
- Schools
- Umatilla School District
- BMCC
- Public Safety
- Police
- Fire
- Cemetery
- Sunset Hills
- Pioneer Memorial
- Home Builders
-
-
Business
-
Column 1
- Forms and Permits
- Business Resources & Links
- Business License Application
- Community Development
- Travel Oregon
- Port of Umatilla
- Umatilla County Economic Development
Column 3
-
-
Government
-
Column 1
- Boards and Committees
- City Council
- 2023 - 2025 City Council Goals
- 2023 - 2025 Council Policies & Procedures
- OLD Agendas and Minutes
- NEW Agendas and Minutes
- City Council Recaps
- Public Records
- Press Releases
Column 2
- Departments
- Administration
- Community Development
- Building
- Finance
- Human Resources
- City Recorder
- Municipal Court
Column 3
-
-
How Do I?
-
Column 1
- View Current Job Opportunities
- Events and Meetings
- View OLD Agendas and Minutes
- View NEW Agendas and Minutes
- View City Calendar
- View Current Code of Ordinances
- View Staff Directory
Column 2
- Contact the City
- Question or Comment
- Code Enforcement Complaint
- Public Records Request
- Police Records Request
- Public Works Service Request
- Subscribe Newsletters
- Subscribe Meetings
- Documents and Forms
- Find Documents and Reports
- Print or Submit Forms and Applications
Column 3
- Pay My
- Utility Bill
- Court Fine
- Planning Application Fees
- Apply For
- Board Vacancies
- Business Licenses
- New Utility Services
- Community Engagement Group
- Community Development Grants
Column 4
-
Columbia River P.O.D
Last Updated: 01/25/2025. |
-Public Works- Contact: Scott Coleman DESCRIPTIONConstruct a pumping plant and pipeline designed to deliver Columbia River water to the Columbia River Water Treatment Facility. Why it's needed-The current pump plant is outdated with limited capacity. FINANCIAL
ENGAGEMENTTo stay informed subscribe here. DOCUMENTS/IMAGESNone.
|
