City of Hermiston
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Hermiston is the largest city in Eastern Oregon with more than 17,000 residents located at the crossroads of the Northwest. Visit www.hermiston.or.us Public Records Notice: The City of Hermiston is a municipal corporation in the State of Oregon, therefore all comments or other content posted to this site may be considered public records subject to public disclosure under the Oregon Public Records Law. To learn more about public records disclosure, you can read the Attorney General's Public Records and Meetings Manual at: http://www.doj.state.or.us/pdf/public_records_and_meetings_manual.pdf
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The Building Department of the City of Hermiston will be disposing of Commercial Blue Prints, in our possession, from years 2006 and older. Please check out our website at: http://www.hermiston.or.us/pressnews-release/commercial-blue-print-surplus if you, or your organization, would like to obtain blue prints from Hermiston hotels, apartment buildings, restaurants, retail businesses, churches, etc. Request Deadline is Friday, June 2nd @ 5:00pm.
Hermiston Addresses ‘Parallel Parking Phobia’ | Northeast Oregon Now
We’ve heard the screams and cries for help! We’ve seen the frustration and irritation of those who have tried and tried, and failed. And, we’ve witness the pleasure onlookers have expressed from those failed attempts. “At what?” you ask…. Well, at Parallel Parking of course! And the City of Hermiston is coming to the rescue! We will be changing parallel parking to diagonal parking on the north side of E Glady’s Ave (from NE 2nd St to NE 3rd St, in front of the Library) and on the east side of SE 2nd St (from E Hurlburt Ave to E Main St). Check out this article from Northeast Oregon Now for more information. http://northeastoregonnow.com/hermiston-addresses-parallel-parking-phobia-5-9-17/
Library - Part-Time Library Assistant | City of Hermiston
Your dream job awaits at the HERMISTON PUBLIC LIBRARY! Now hiring a PART-TIME LIBRARY ASSISTANT-25 hours/week. Pay range is $17.60 to $21.42/hour. Deadline to apply is Friday, May 12th by 5:00pm. So, if you're interested or know someone who is, check out our website and apply at: http://www.hermiston.or.us/employment/library-part-time-library-assistant. Don't miss out on this great opportunity!
Street Department - Municipal Service Worker I | City of Hermiston
Are you looking for a great new career or know someone who is? Well, if you answered YES, then we may have a great opportunity for you! The City of Hermiston is HIRING a Municipal Service Worker I in our Street Department. Pay range is $18.93 to $23.03 per hour depending on experience, qualifications and or certifications. For more information and to apply, make sure to check out our website at: http://www.hermiston.or.us/employment/municipal-service-worker-i The closing date is Friday, May 12th by 5:00pm, so make sure to apply so you don't miss out on this great opportunity!
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**Update** This was an April Fool's Day Joke. Thanks for playing along! The Hermiston City Council, will consider implementing, "Extra-Wide Comfort Lanes," on Highway 395 through town at its next meeting. The proposal will reduce the number of travel lanes from four to two to promote a more luxurious comfort cruise. Learn more about the proposal here http://www.hermiston.or.us/AFD2017
March 2017
If you haven't done so already, check out this article about yours truly, the City of Hermiston, in the Business in Focus Magazine. Our City's debut can be found on pages 70-75. http://businessinfocusmagazine.com/current
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Please keep sharing this opportunity with your family and friends! Hermiston is currently in 1st place, but Portland is hot on our heels. Also, don't forget to vote from all of your devices http://www.nba.com/blazers/assist
LET YOUR CREATIVE, ARTISTIC AND RESOURCEFUL JUICES FLOW!! JUST A REMINDER: THE ROSE FESTIVAL PARADE FLOAT MEETING IS TOMORROW @ CITY HALL @ 5:30PM! Anyone interested in helping create Hermiston's first Mini-Float is encouraged to attend. Please help us showcase what a great City Hermiston is by volunteering in this spectacular project and event!
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Mayor Drotzmann thanked Eddie de la Cruz at last night's City Council Meeting for his outstanding 4.5 years of service to the community as the Chairman of the Hispanic Advisory Committee. Thanks, for your service Eddie!
Hermiston City Hall will not open until 10am today, due to the Ice Storm.
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Hermiston Seeks Artistic and Creative Volunteers for its first Mini-Float in Portland's Rose Festival Parade!!! Are you: Artistic, Creative, Resourceful, and Like Parades? Then we welcome and encourage you to attend the first Rose Festival Parade Float Meeting at City Hall on Thursday, January 26th at 5:30pm. The City is looking for community champions that have an interest in creating and building a Mini-Float made of all organic materials that represents and promotes the City of Hermiston at this year’s Portland Rose Festival Parade held in June. Please help us showcase what a great City Hermiston is by volunteering in this spectacular project and event!
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Please be careful in the area of W. Highland & 10th, as we have had a 4" water line break this morning. City Crews are out repairing it, and are likely to be there through this afternoon. We don't think this was directly related to the cold, but this is still a good reminder for everyone to insulate your meter boxes to keep them from freezing in this extreme cold.
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