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NEWSRELEASE
OROVILLE ANNUAL SPRING CLEAN-UP
Residents may schedule pickups by contacting City Hall at 476-2926. Pickup date will be Wednesday, April 10th, 2024.
The City of Oroville will no longer be accepting regular household garbage, tires, etc. Burnables (leaves, tree limbs, grass clippings, etc will be accepted although they must be separated and placed into cardboard boxes, paper bags or plastic bags. Limbs should be bundled for easy pickup.
*Leaves and lawn clippings can always be dumped at the sewer treatment plant located at the south end of Juniper. *
In addition to burnables, appliances and some metals will be picked up at no charge.
The Mayor and City Council are encouraging all residents and property owners to take pride in our community by participating in the Spring Clean-up. Take advantage of this opportunity to cleanup your neighborhood.
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Park_survey.pdf
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Retail_Academy_Workshop__Online__The_Economic_Alliance.pdf
Retail Academy Workshop – Online – The Economic Alliance (economic-alliance.com)
Public Notice
Oroville's Adopt-A-Park Program is a public service program to beautify our city parks and to create and promote neighborhood and community involvement. The AAP (Adopt-A-Park) program encourages volunteers, with the assistance of the City of Oroville and The Oroville Initiative (TOI), to adopt a park in Oroville for regular maintenance and cleanups.
Volunteers identify safety hazards and freely communicate other issues associated with their designated park. The city provides the necessary equipment for the cleanups and a sign at the chosen site recognizing the volunteer group. The program is suitable for community groups, businesses, churches, scouts, students, individual citizens, etc.
Adopt-A-Park Application: Adopt-A-Park_Program_Packet_.pdf
• Pay online at www.orovile-wa.com
• Mail payments to P.O Box 2200 Oroville, WA 98844
• Call 1.833.699.7831
For other questions you can call 509-476-2926. Staff will be available to conduct business over the phone or email.
The Economic Alliance website has a page dedicated to COVID-19 Small Business Services and Resources. The following link is to a survey that we need small businesses to complete so we can gather the information to tell our stories AND identify which businesses need our assistance at this time.
Here is the link: http://www.economic-alliance.com/covid-19-resource-page/ .
There will be postings on Okanogan County Economic Alliance facebook page later this week.