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Umatilla County Public Health has distributed KN95 Masks for Milton-Freewater Businesses

ATTENTION Milton-Freewater Businesses

Umatilla County Public Health has distributed KN95 Masks for Milton-Freewater Businesses to the City to disperse.  Please call 541-938-8233, 541-938-8243 or 541-938-8242 if you are interested.  A box of 25 masks will be distributed at first to make sure all businesses that are interested get some.  This will be on a first come first serve basis until they are gone.

June 2020 Aquatic Center Press Release

See press release below for infomation on the 2020 season for the Joe Humber Family Aquatic Center.

Rescheduled Spring Cleanup

The Spring Cleanup event has been rescheduled for June 26-27.  Click here for more info.

Rescheduled Spring Cleanup

The Spring Cleanup event has been rescheduled for June 26-27.  Click here for more info.

Rescheduled Spring Cleanup

The Spring Cleanup event has been rescheduled for June 26-27.  Click here for more info.

EMERGENCY COMMUNICATIONS SPECIALIST

Position:                   FULL-TIME EMERGENCY COMMUNICATIONS SPECIALIST

                                   

Salary:                       Entry Level Pay Range $19.69 – 23.95 per hour.

Bilingual incentive pay is an additional 5%.

Lateral pay based on Oregon DPSST certification level.    

 

Utility Assistance Program during COVID-19 shut down

City of Milton-Freewater Utility Customers

Due to circumstances caused by the Covid 19 shut down we realize that many of our customers are or will be facing financial hardship. If you or someone you know is having financial hardship due to the shutdown, we are asking that you contact the Milton-Freewater Ministerial Association (MFMA) at (541)701-1925 or (509)540-7824 for help with your utility bill.

State of Oregon 2020 Flood Recovery Relief Fund

A cooperative effort between the City of Milton-Freewater, Blue Mountain Community Foundation and the Milton-Freewater Ministerial Association.

General Information

A grant has been procured from the State of Oregon to assist in the costs of the repair to primary residents and attached curtilage damaged in the February 2020 flood of the Walla Walla River (including the north and south forks) and the Oregon side of Mill Creek.

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