ALH annual letter 2025

Adair Village CCR 2024

ALH Under Construction

TMG Adair Village Press Release 

CITY OF ADAIR VILLAGE 2023 CCR

Adair Village CCR 2022

The City is updating its Natural Hazard Mitigation Plan.  Click below for more information.

Adair Village Addendum Hazard Mitigation Plan

Adair Ward Map August 2020

 

CERT Basic Training Information

My name is Karla McGrath and I joined the CERT Program because I wanted to contribute to the community beyond what I do as a staff person at City Hall. What I learned from the training will allow me to do that, but it also taught me how to be prepared for an emergency myself.  The program emphasizes putting your family first before responding to a disaster in your City.   I also appreciated learning how the program manages leadership communication – how they make sure that instructions are given clearly and understood well up and down a chain of command.  It was fascinating and encouraging.

The Adair Community Emergency Response Team (CERT) includes Adair residents: Becky Currier, Delores Jean Pollard, Alan Rowe, Kevin Armstrong, Karen Ross, Karla McGrath, John Wilson, and Jonathan Purdy. We have put together a video linked below that highlights what we want our community to know about CERT.  The Adair CERT team of volunteers will continue training monthly so that we will be ready to serve our community when the City requests it.

We hope that you will consider your own emergency response readiness and perhaps consider joining the next training course set to begin in March 2021. The course is taught by lead teacher, Jerry Jackson, who has a wealth of knowledge and experiences that make him an outstanding teacher and resource for participants.  His co-teachers include Phil Harkins, retired firefighter; Chuck Harris, retired ARFD Fire Chief; and others.  For More information contact Jerry Jackson at adaircert@gmail.com or 541-745-5507.

Let’s be prepared together!

Adair Village Proposed Budget 2020-21

Staff Report – TSP CODE AMENDMENTS

The City of Adair Village Code, LUDC and Comprehensive Plans have been compiled into one searchable document.  City of Adair Village City Code LUDC and Comp Plan

 

Thank you to Siletz Tribal Charitable Contribution Fund for donating $6,500 to help the City of Adair Village’s newly remodeled barracks building that will be turned into the new community center. The monies from the grant will be used to buy furnishings for the kitchen and office, as well as electronics for the community center.

Use of the building will be open to the public to reserve the space for meetings and parties. There will be laptops to borrow, video and board games, as well as a small library. If you would like to donate books, crafts or games, please drop them off at City Hall. We are open Monday thru Friday from 8:00-5:00pm.

 

Adair Village SDC Methodology- Public Comment Draft

The City of Adair Village Code, LUDC and Comprehensive Plans have been compiled into one searchable document.  City of Adair Village City Code LUDC and Comp Plan

 

Proposed 2019-2020 AV Budget

Emergency Response Plan

To be proposed for the August 7th Council Meeting. A second reading by title will follow the next council meeting, September 4th, 2018.

Community Transportation Workshop Agenda

Thursday, July 19, 2018; 5:30-7:30 pm                                     Tuesday, July 24, 2018; 5:30-7:30 pm

Monroe Community Library                                                        Benton County Sunset Meeting Room

380 North 5th Street                                                                       4077 SW Research Way

Monroe, OR 97456                                                                          Corvallis, OR 97333

(Spanish interpretation available)

 

Wednesday, July 25, 2018: 5:30-7:30 pm

Adair Village Clubhouse

6097 NE Ebony Lane

Corvallis, OR  97321

 

Schedule	Topic	Presenter/Notes
5:30 – 6:00  pm	OPEN HOUSE ·        Information dissemination ·        Staffed stations, including interactive mapping	This is an opportunity to review project information, transportation system maps, and proposed projects and priorities.
6:00 – 6:45 pm	PRESENTATION AND QUESTION/ANSWER SESSION
6:00	Welcome, Introductions and Workshop Purpose	Jim Owens, Facilitator Laurel Byer, Benton County Public Works
6:05	Project Status ·        Summary of Planning Process; Schedule and Next Steps ·        Summary of Public Input to Date	Laurel Byer Jim Owens
6:15	Key Plan Elements ·         Changes in Current Transportation Standards ·         Rating and Prioritization of Projects ·         Projected Funding for Transportation Improvements ·         High Priority Projects	John Bosket, DKS
6:30	Q/A and General Comment	This is an opportunity to ask questions and provide general comments.
6:45 – 7:30 pm	OPEN HOUSE, cont. ·         Staffed stations with comment opportunities ·        Questionnaire	This is an opportunity to provide comment on proposed changes in transportation standards and on proposed projects and priorities.
7:30 pm	ADJOURN

 

The Adair Village Budget Committee will meet on April 17 at 6:30 to listen to the budget presentation and hold a public hearing for input into the budget. A hard copy of the budget can be reviewed at city hall from 8:00am to 4:30pm, below is the time line and proposed budget.

Budget Timeline FY 2018-19

Updated 2018-2019 Budget

William R. Carr PD Application 180102

Donne Adair Village Sub PD Narr 2

AV Donne SUBD Notice CC Mtg 180220

 

 

New Water Service Application 2015

Here is a link to Important Storm Water Issues

https://ggf.jxc.mybluehost.me/departments-services/public-works/storm-water/

Adair Village 2016 Water Quality Report

Visit the Budget/Finance page to see a copy of the proposed budget.

The City of Adair Village would like to thank the Siletz Tribal Charitable Fund for their generous and continued support. We are in the process of making improvements to the Kiddie Park and their contribution allowed us to make many improvements we wouldn’t have otherwise been able to do! The park shelter is being replaced this week, and we have ordered new tables. We are also getting playground mats to make the playground safer. Thank you Siletz Tribal Charitable Fund!

Date                            Action

Feb 7^th                    Council Appoints Budget Officer

Feb & Mar              City Staff Prepares Budget by Fund

March 25^th              “Notice of Budget Committee Meeting” sent to each street address within city limits.  Notice contains Date, Time, and Location of meeting.  Committee will receive budget, hear budget message, and take questions and comments from the public.

• The first Budget Committee Meeting set for April 19^th

April 11^th                Budget Officer Finalizes Draft Budget Document and forwards to Budget Committee Members for review

April 19^th                          First Budget Committee Meeting – 6:30 p.m.

• Elect Budget Committee Chair
• Discussion of Budget & Budget Message
• Questions and Comments from Public

May 2^nd                             Second Budget Committee Meeting – 6:00 p.m., before City Council meeting

• Discussion of Budget Proposal
• Possible Uses for State Revenue Sharing
• Public Comment on State Revenue Sharing
• Approve Budget, Tax Rate & Proposed Tax Levy
• Budget Committee Certifies Final Budget Document to Council

May 23^rd                 Third Budget Committee Meeting – 6:30 p.m.-only if necessary

• Discussion of Budget Proposal
• Approve Budget, Tax Rate & Proposed Tax Levy
• Discussion of Proposed Uses for State Revenue Sharing
• Budget Committee Certifies Final Budget Document to Council

May 26^th                  Proposed Budget Published & Available to Public

May 30^th                 Meeting Notice for June 6^th  Council sent to each street address within city limits.  Notice contains Date, Time, and Location of meeting and how to receive a copy of the Budget.  Council will receive budget document recommendation from Budget Committee and take questions and comments from the public.

June 6^th                   Budget Hearing at the regularly scheduled Council Meeting

• Resolutions to Enact:
  1. Adopt Budget & State Revenue Sharing
  2. Tax Rate
  3. Proposed Tax Levy
• Submit Tax Certification Documents to the County Assessor

June 20^th                  Special City Council Meeting, if necessary to complete required work

July 15^th                   Deadline for Filing Budget; and Deadline certify certain Resolutions

Please see below for Ordinance 2017 – #1 and Ordinance 2017 – #2, both of which will be addressed during the City Council meeting on Tuesday, February 7, 2017.

• Attachment-J-Ordinance-2017-01-Nuisance-Ordinance-Update-1701031
• Attachment-K-Ordinance-2017-2-Emergency-Plan-1702071

Candidates for 2016 Election:

Mayor:  William Currier

City Council:  Nicole Real / Susan Canfield / Shalimar Anderson-Bailes

The leaf pick up days are scheduled for Monday, October 31st, Monday, November 14th and Monday, December 12th.  Please rake leaves into the street just before the collection dates.  Be sure you are not blocking bike lanes, storm drains or driveways.

Street sweeping will occur the day after leaf pick up – November 1st, November 15th and December 13th.

Please move vehicles off the streets on both leaf pick up and street sweeping days.  Parking is available at City Hall.