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Sigma Phi Epsilon Fraternity #1 (MRP-2019-03)

The CAAB Integration Subcommittee meeting that was scheduled for Tuesday, June 18, at 4 pm has been canceled and re-scheduled. The new date is Monday, June 24, at 10:30 am at New Morning Bakery.

Read more about the Climate Action Advisory Board here.

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OSU Sectors B, C & D – Development and Open Space Allocation (LDT-2019-01/PLD-2019-02)

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OSU Sectors B, C & D – Development and Open Space Allocation (LDT-2019-01/PLD-2019-02)

The City of Corvallis assesses two fees on City Services bills that support public safety in the community. Revenue from the fees is dedicated to supporting the Corvallis Police Department and Corvallis Fire Department. In order to keep pace with rising costs, these public safety fees are reviewed annually and adjusted by the City Council if needed.

Here are answers to some frequently asked questions about the fees.

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McFadden Ranch LLC RS-20 Designation (CPA-2018-06 / ZDC-2018-08)
 

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2016 Urbanization Study - BLI Adoption - Comprehensive Plan Text Amendment (CPA16-00002)

The Corvallis Police Department has compiled a number of need-to-know ordinances for residents and visitors. These ordinances are enforced by the Corvallis Police Department.

This is not an all-encompassing list of City ordinances. Community members are encouraged to review the complete Corvallis Municipal Code and the Livability Code for additional information.

In the fall of 2017, CPD's Community Livability Unit unveiled an alcohol awareness educational campaign in partnership with the Benton County Health Department and Oregon State University.  The partnership worked with the Madison Avenue Collective, a local marketing and design firm, to develop an educational campaign which would resonate with people ages 18 to 25.

After months of collaboration, the campaign began. Posters and handouts were distributed across Oregon State University, at local alcohol retailers and restaurants, as well as various convenience and grocery stores.