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The City's official newsletter, Fairview Point, is published monthly and contains valuable information for residents and businesses within the community. The Fairview Point is mailed to all City residents either as an insert with utility bills or directly, as well as, being posted electronically on this website.
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Fairview Point - February 2023
Utility Rate Increases Effective with March Billing
Utility rates are reviewed biennially to ensure adequate funding for the maintenance and improvement of the City’s utility systems. The last rate review took place in 2021.
After careful consideration, on December 15, 2021, the Fairview City Council approved the proposed adjustments to the City’s water (4%) and storm water (9%) rates, to take effect on March 1, 2022 and March 1, 2023. Council determined these increases to be essential in ensuring adequate funding for these critical utility systems. An increase in sewer rates was not deemed necessary.
Effective with the March 2023 billing, the overall increase for a typical residential customer will be approximately $2.66 per month (2.9%). Actual amounts will vary with your water usage. If you would like additional information, please contact the City Finance Department at 503-665-7929.
The Main Streets on Halsey Project seeks to transform the three-mile stretch of NE Halsey Street into a vibrant and attractive “main street” for all users.
The project is currently focusing on transportation improvements, and we want your feedback so the design reflects community needs and aspirations.
Please share your experiences and ideas through a brief online survey that will inform the street design for the corridor! The survey begins February 6.
Contact Sarah Selden, Planning Manager, with questions: 503-674-6242 or seldens@ci.fairview.or.us
Did you know Fairview has a Safe Exchange Zone?
The "safety zone" is located on the west end of Fairview City Hall (Village Street). The area is clearly marked and under surveillance 24/7. For other safety tips go to fairvieworegon.gov/480/Safe-Exchange-Zone
Registration Opens March 15 playeast.org
Annual PlayEast! Celebration Save the Date!
- Wed., May 10
- 6:00 PM
- Fairview Food Plaza
Help support scholarships and recreation programs. Donate at fundraiser@playeast.org
Coffee with the City Manager
- Tuesdays in February
- 9-10 AM
- Stomping Grounds | 21825 NE Halsey St.
Come share a cup of coffee with City Manager Philip Morley. Ask questions, make suggestions, or raise concerns.
Council Recruits Member for the Community Engagement Committee
The City Council is recruiting for an open Community Engagement Committee (CEC) member position. This committee is instrumental in helping to shape and execute City events and seeks to encourage and build partnerships to provide greater opportunities and diversity in community events and inclusion of art under the direction of the City Council. The CEC meets the third Tuesday of the month at 6:30 PM.
All interested persons are encouraged to apply. Complete the on line Committees/Commission Application or applications are available at City Hall. Applications are due by March 8. Council will consider appointments at their March 15 meeting.
Contact Devree Leymaster, City Recorder, with questions: 503-674-6224 or leymasterd@ci.fairview.or.us
Save the Date!
Fairview’s Easter Event will be Saturday, April 8 in Community Park.
Event details are still being worked out. More information will be available in the March Fairview Point and at FairviewOregon.gov/Events.
February Tip to Reduce Waste at Home:
Stop Junk Mail
More than 85 billion pieces of unsolicited mail get dropped in mailboxes around the country each year – about 100 pounds for every household.
Check out oregonmetro.gov/tools-living/garbage-and-recycling/reduce-waste-home/stop-junk-mail for ways to contact the biggest junk mail culprits and get off the lists as well as tips to stop junk mail before it starts.
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Administration
Phone: : 503-665-7929
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Finance
Phone: : 503-665-7929
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Public Works
Phone: : 503-665-9320
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Planning
Phone: : 503-674-6206
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Police - MCSO
Phone: : 503-988-7300