The North Bank of the Umatilla Advisory Committee has worked diligently for over a year to solicit extensive community input and construct the vision document.

As you will see from the vision document, there is significant community agreement that the recommendations put forward will be beneficial to the quality of life in our community.

The City of Pendleton has an ordinance dating from 2007 that directs the preservation of older street names by stamping them into new sidewalks.  The City announced that old street names, including the names of Confederate generals, would be preserved during the reconstruction of the sidewalks on SE Byers Avenue.  This started quite a few rival and spirited discussions between factions that fav

*Casey is not a real person.   Casey is the example being used as an illustration for the recommendation to limit our holiday gatherings this season.

The City of Pendleton has released a map of city properties where resting is permitted. The map has been made available as a downloadable PDF or viewable as an interactive online map.

On the map, green shapes indicate public city properties where resting is permitted.

Areas where location or topography are unsafe for resting are not depicted on this map.

Measures take effect Nov. 11 in Malheur, Marion, Multnomah, Jackson, and Umatilla Counties, with five additional counties close to triggering these measures

The City of Pendleton is conducting a renovation project at Til Taylor Park. This will include the construction of two new play areas, a splash pad, dog park, tree removal, and other goods and services for which we will solicit bids. Current opportunities are listed below, click the title for details.