Healthy, safe, and welcoming neighborhoods are built on the strengths and contributions of those who call the neighborhood their "home". The City provides neighborhoods with resources and support to:
Effective July 1, 2026, the City of Corvallis will discontinue the current Community Banner Program that allows local organizations to display banners on Harrison Boulevard. Reservations that have been awarded to non-profits from now through December 2026 will be recognized and those banners will be hung.
The City of Corvallis annually updates a flood preparedness brochure as a reminder of the dangers related to heavy rainfall and the damage that can be caused when a flood occurs.
Corvallis is nestled in the heart of Oregon's Willamette Valley, within 90 minutes of the bustling Portland metropolitan area, the rugged beauty of the Cascade Mountains, and the spectacular Oregon Coast. Corvallis has a population of 61,247 per 2025 population estimate and is home to Oregon State University.
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The City of Corvallis Erosion Prevention and Sediment Control (EPSC) program has been developed to comply with a number of Federal, State and City regulations and citizen’s concerns, to minimize the impact of development activities on local waterways, adjacent properties, streets and storm infrastructure.
The City’s adopted grading code is Appendix J of the 2010 Oregon Structural Specialty Code. This code provides various guidelines to promote stable excavations and fills and reduce the potential for long term adverse drainage associated with grading activities. Setbacks are included to avoid encroachment into sensitive areas or adjacent properties.
