The City reminds the community that it is the property owner’s responsibility to keep sidewalks adjoining private property in safe condition. The City is no longer offering a free leaf drop-off program; however, residents may utilize their yard waste and compost roll-bin provided by Hood River Garbage for weekly pick up. Hood River Garbage also offers a yard waste drop-off at a discounted rate on Wednesdays.

Have you traveled through the Safe Routes to School Demonstration Project at the Hood River Middle School? Let us know your experience by taking the survey available on our SRTS webpage.

To keep the community updated, especially when residents, commuters or businesses could be affected, the City of Hood River has launched an online construction blog with information on current road, right-of-way, and related projects in Hood River.

Hood River's newly elected mayor and city councilors took their oaths of office on January 9th. Mayor Paul Blackburn and Councilors Grant Polson, Doug Stepina, and Tim Counihan, join Councilors Mark Zanmiller, Megan Saunders and Gladys Rivera on the 2023 City Council. Oaths were administered by Judge Ruben Cleaveland. Thank you for your service and commitment to the City of Hood River!