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Sandbags The City of Willamina offers sandbags for heavy rain or flooding. Free, self-serving site for the community is located at the Public Works shop off Adams St. in Willamina. The site is open during regular business hours 7:30-3. Sand, bags, and shovel are all provided. If not then please let us know. We try...

The City of Willamina offers a burn pile open to citizens of the city only. No commercial or business dumping. Located at City Shops: 500 SW Adams Street, Willamina Open Hours: 8:00 AM - 3:00 PM, Monday – Friday. Materials Accepted: Logs Large tree stumps Natural wood Bush cuttings Tree cuttings Garden debris (branches, weeds,...

The Willamina Street Division is responsible for: Street patching –neighborhood streets Street Sweeping Street signs Street Sweeping Provides a safe, healthy, and attractive environment for the people who live and visit Willamina. Street Sweeping is preformed to remove debris, dirt, paper, trash, leaves, and other collected in the street gutters. It can also obstruct the...

Willamina has seven parks all with in walking distance from each other. Many of the park amenities include, real bathrooms, walking paths, fishing pond with a dock and boating access, many picnic tables, play ground for the kids, horse shoe pit, and much more.

The Willamina waste water service is a division of the Willamina Public Works Department and is committed to serving the community and protecting the environment through excellent maintenance and operations of the facilities, keeping communication with the community, and follow all the state and federal water quality rules required. What is waste water and a...

Access to safe drinking water is an essential component to human health. The Willamina water division provides safe and reliable drinking water to its community. Willamina prides itself on making sure it follows all rules and guidelines with Oregon’s federal, state, and local laws, rules, regulations, and ordinances. There’s a process in maintaining these services;...

Science • Technology • Engineering • Arts •Mathematics  Steam is a project based learning environment where kids and young adults can explore and develop opportunities to change or overcome barriers that may affect the “real world” in ways like critically thinking, problem solving, and exploring with questions. Steam is an abbreviation for Science, Technology, Engineering,...

The City of Willamina's Library Board consists of seven (7) volunteer members that meet regularly to serve the needs of the library and its users. The board is responsible establishing the mission and vision for the library, as well as determining the policies that govern the library. Some various projects that have been identified might...

Building Permits Almost all building projects in the City of Willamina require a city-issued permit. You will also need to submit a building permit for any plumbing or electrical work.  Permits allow you or your contractor to proceed with a construction project. They're intended to ensure that projects follow local standards for land use, zoning, and construction....

The City budget is the fiscal plan setting out anticipated revenue and expenditures for accomplishing a variety of service throughout the fiscal year. Below you'll find the current and prior adopted budgets.

A fiscal audit assess the financial health of an organization. Auditors compare each department's spending against the annual budget and look for errors. The City of Willamina's fiscal year runs from July 1st - June 30th. The audit process for the prior year typically begins in the Fall.

A resolution is a formal statement of opinion or a decision to take action. They are passed by the City Council in for a variety of functions, including but not limited to finance, code enforcement, and operations.

The City of Willamina is always working on projects that improve our community. These projects include new construction, expansion, rennovation, or replacement of facilities. They are typically known as Capital Projects and need large grants to start. Below you can find the status of each project currently underway in the City of Willamina. For more...

The City Newsletter is published once per month and distributed with the utility bill. Download a copy for information on upcoming events, meetings, and happenings in Willamina! For the library newsletter, click here.