New Industrial Park Outlet Road Would Connect Walnut with 99E at Former Double Aught Location
The city of Canby on Wednesday unveiled a proposal for an alternate alignment of the proposed industrial park access road, […]
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Category: Government
Senate Republicans Follow Through on Walkout Threat in Protest over Cap and Trade
The Senate Republicans have left the building. Again. Last week, the members of the minority party left the Capitol building, […]
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Republican Leader Issues Blistering Statement on House’s Passage of Cap and Trade Bill
Oregon Senate Republican Leader Herman Baertschiger Jr. has issued a blistering response to yesterday’s passage of House Bill 2020, the […]
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City Eyes Movement on Long-Awaited Otto Road Extension
The Canby City Council, in its role as the Urban Renewal Agency (or URA), will at its meeting next week […]
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Tracie Heidt Reflects on Her Time with the Canby City Council
Canby City Councilor Tracie Heidt announced her resignation last week, a move that surprised many considering she was only six […]
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Paper or … Paper? State Passes Bill Prohibiting Single-Use Plastic Bags
Single-use plastic bags for groceries, restaurant takeout and other retail items will soon be a thing of the past, under […]
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Clackamas County Sheriff’s Office Captain Completes Grueling FBI National Academy
Clackamas County Sheriff’s Office Captain Jeff Smith recently completed one of the toughest challenges available to local law enforcement officers: […]
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Canby Receives 54 Applications for City Administrator as Executive Search Enters Next Phase
The city of Canby is in the midst of a nationwide search for a new city administrator to replace Rick […]
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Canby Fire Eyes City-Owned Space on Territorial Road for New North Side Medical Station
Canby Fire District’s new north side medical response station — a central component of the 10-year, $4.9 million capital bond […]
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City of Canby Now Accepting Applications for City Council Vacancy
Interested in serving your city? The hours can be long, the job is often thankless, and the pay — well, […]
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