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Council Vacancy

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The City of Monroe is accepting applications from individuals interested in serving as a Councilor for the City of Monroe. This position will fill the remainder of the vacated term, expiring December 31, 2028.

Qualifications: One-year resident within the city limits of Monroe and a registered voter in the State of Oregon.

Please complete the application and return to Monroe City Hall:

The Council will schedule interviews with applicants until the position is filled.

Weather and Emergency Alert Information

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With winter weather and heavy rains, the following resources can help keep you informed of conditions around Monroe:

NOAA – River Levels

This site shows the current Long Tom river level at Monroe and predictions for the next several days. Note: The predictions can change hourly.

National Weather Service – Weather Alerts

Current weather alerts. Because of Monroe’s location, it is affected to the North (Corvallis) and South (Eugene). 

Linn-Benton Alert System – County Level Emergencies

County level information for accidents, road closures, & significant emergency information

Monroe Schools – Weather/emergency closure information

Water Service Line Inventory

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The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency recently revised its Lead and Copper Rule to reduce exposure of lead through drinking water nationwide. Performing a service line inventory is part of our ongoing work to meet those regulations.

Under guidance from the Oregon Health Authority (OHA) and Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), the City of Monroe examined historical water system records and performed visual inspections of all service lines in Monroe at each water meter.

Based on visual inspection, the City found no lead service lines in these inspections. Please read here for more information.

Veterans Day Proclamation

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Mayor Dan Sheets proclaims the date of November 11, 2024 as …

Veterans Day

… and calls on all residents to pay our respects to all who have served in the United States Military Services, which is their due, and to rededicate ourselves to the task of promoting an enduring peace so that their efforts shall not have been in in vain.

See the full proclamation here.

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