Land Use Planning in Oregon
Oregon’s statewide planning program preserves vast areas of land for farm and forest production, protects habitat, conserves natural resources, and protects air and water, all while continuing to allow development of land for homes and businesses. Visit Oregon’s Statewide Planning Program
City of Hood River Recommended Street/Tree List
When selecting trees, exposure (sun/shade), intensity of wind, soil type, drainage, width of street, and maintaining traffic visibility are important factors to consider. Here is a recommended Street and Shade Tree List for a stronger and more unified landscape or streetscape.
Invasive Species Prevention Efforts
Oregon State University’s Extension Service provides information about invasive species.
Hazardous Waste Disposal & Recycling
The Tri-County Hazardous Waste & Recycling Program provides hazardous waste disposal services and recycling information to citizens and businesses in Wasco, Sherman and Hood River Counties. For more information, visit www.tricountyrecycle.com or call 541-506-2632.
Oregon E-Cycles provides free recycling of TVs, computers, laptops, printers, monitors and tablets to anyone with seven or fewer items to recycle at at time. For more information, visit www.oregon.gov/deq/ecycles/pages/consumers.aspx.
Hood River County Energy Plan
The Hood River County Energy Plan was adopted in 2018 to address climate change and energy concerns.
Hood River County Community Development
For zoning questions outside of City Limits, please contact the Hood River County Planning Department. If you have property outside City Limits but inside the Urban Growth Boundary, you may need to contact both the City and County about development plans.