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Notice for Parking Restrictions on Sherman Street. Beginning Monday, August 17, through Thursday, August 27, work will occur on Sherman Street from 13th Street to Rand Road. City Public Works will be resurfacing this portion of Sherman Street with a chip seal overlay to improve the

Three City Council positions and the Hood River Mayor position are up for election. City Council candidate packets are available here. The link includes an outline of qualifications and complete information for Mayor (two-year term) and three council positions (four-year terms). Filing deadline is

A new section of the City of Hood River’s pedestrian/bicycle network has been added — the Wilson - A Street Bicycle Corridor, with 18 new thermoplastic bicycle sharrows recently installed on the stretch and more improvements to come. Wilson and A streets between 10th and 18th (one block north of B

Since the beginning of March, the City of Hood River has been responding to the COVID-19 public health crisis. The City’s priorities have included keeping essential workers and first responders safe, making operational changes throughout City departments in order to maintain all City services, p

The southern (top) section of the 2nd Street Stairs will be closed on Wednesday July 29 from Montello Avenue to Eugene Avenue for the installation of a fiber optic cable. Signs will be installed at the stairs 48 hours prior to work beginning. Thanks for your patience during the project.

Due to an alarming rise in COVID-19 cases in recent weeks, new requirements have been released by Governor Brown’s office, effective July 15. The State mandates that face coverings be worn now in outdoor public places when six feet of distance cannot be maintained, in addition to wearing them in i

The City of Hood River appreciates cooperation to help keep Waterfront Park clean and litter-free. If you pack it in, please PACK IT OUT. Despite putting out more garbage bins and collecting more frequently, the City is unable to keep up with debris increases at Waterfront Park. Much of the

City of Hood River officials remind everyone to celebrate the 4th of July holiday safely. July 4th celebrations will be non-traditional in 2020 due to cancellations of large holiday events and public health guidelines that limit the size of gatherings. The area’s recent history of wildfires and the C

Temporary right-of-way usage permits are available from the City to assist businesses in meeting guidelines during Oregon's phased reopening. Once applications are approved for this pilot program, temporary permits are issued to allow on-street parking space for curbside pick-up spots or parklets

At this time Hood River Municipal Court will not be holding in-person arraignments. Video and phone hearings will be conducted through ZOOM on Tuesdays and Fridays until June 12. Thereafter, Tuesdays only. You can address the Judge through ZOOM by clicking on the link below, or by calling the

How can you help the local economy during the COVID-19 pandemic? Many local businesses continue to operate, some with modified hours and services. Click thru these lists of local RETAIL, SERVICES and FOOD RESOURCES, as well as the Chamber's newly launched Online Marketplace. There are many

2020 Census operations continue and everyone counts in the City of Hood River. Your participation will help our community receive the resources it needs. Timelines and field operations have adjusted due to COVID-19, which means it's up to residents to respond. You can complete your Census

For the benefit of the Hood River community, beginning May 1, most Hood River neighborhood parks and trails are open for local use only, and will remain open provided users follow all regulations and crowding does not occur. Please observe all park rules, as well as these guidelines during the

La Ciudad de Hood River ha extendido el estado de emergencia local hasta el 30 de abril como medida presunta para seguir respondiendo a esta emergencia de COVID-19. Esta declaración permite más flexibilidad y autoridad para continuar sirviendo a la comunidad mientras protegiendo la salud y s

The City of Hood River has extended its local state of emergency until April 30 as a preemptive measure to continue to respond to the COVID-19 emergency. “The purpose of the emergency declaration is to provide flexibility as the City continues to respond to this emergency,” said City Manager Rac

Información importante de la Ciudad de Hood River durante la emergencia de COVID-19 A medida que la situación avanza día a día, la Ciudad de Hood River tiene toda la información y recursos de la COVID-19 en una página La ciudad de Hood River, junto con otros gobiernos locales y estatales, les p

With new developments every day, the City of Hood River has placed all its City COVID-19 information and resources on one page. The City of Hood River, along with other local and state governments, encourages all citizens to Stay Home and Save Lives in order to keep frontline essential service

La Ciudad de Hood River emite recordatorios de descarga del inodoro Proteja el sistema del drenaje de la ciudad. Este es un recordatorio importante durante esta crisis de salud pública: No baje nada en el inodoro excepto los desechos humanos y el papel higiénico. SOLO PAPEL HIGIÉNICO: -No to

City issues toilet “flushing” reminders. Protect the City’s sewer system. Important reminder during this public health crisis:  Do not put anything down the toilet except human waste and toilet paper. ONLY TOILET PAPER -No cleansing wipes (even if labeled flushable) -No disinfecting wipes

Stay Home and Stay Safe A joint message from Hood River County Chair Mike Oates, Hood River Mayor Kate McBride and Cascade Locks Mayor Tom Cramblett With Sunday’s announcement from the Hood River County Public Health Department, confirming one community member testing positive for Covid-19, we r

City of Hood River restricts lodging to deter tourism In further efforts to stem the spread of COVID-19, the City of Hood River has ordered all tourism lodging stays to cease immediately. The intention of the City’s Executive Order is to reduce visitation to the area and protect health and sa

Gov. Brown issues Statewide Stay Home Order On March 23, Oregon’s Governor Kate Brown issued Executive Order 20-12: “Stay Home, Save Lives,” allowing only essential personnel to go to work, and others to go out only for essential needs. The order adds to the list of businesses that will be tempo

Los parques de la ciudad de Hood River estarán cerrados durante la pandemia de COVID-19 Para promover la salud pública por medios del distanciamiento social, la ciudad de Hood River cerrará los servicios públicos. Los cierres afectarán los parques, baños públicos e instalaciones deportivos (como l

Hood River City Parks CLOSED during COVID-19 Pandemic In order to promote social distancing and public health, the City of Hood River is closing its public facilities. The closures affect parks, public restrooms, and sports facilities (such as basketball or tennis courts). Groups of people

Changes to City Operations in Response to COVID-19. In order to maintain a state of readiness and resiliency, the City Manager declared a State of Emergency under the provisions of HRMC 2.48. Changes to City operations enacted under this authority include: All City offices are closed to