Welcome to the City of Woodburn
West Coast Bank Memorial
On Tuesday, May 26, 2009, a beautiful Memorial was unveiled at the West Coast Bank, 2540 Newberg Hwy, Woodburn, Oregon
in honor of three Police Officers.
Oregon State Police bomb technician Senior Trooper William Hakim and Woodburn Police Captain Tom Tennant died in the line
of duty December 12, 2008, when an explosive device detonated at the West Coast Bank, Newberg Hwy in Woodburn. Police
Chief Scott Russell was seriously injured in the blast. Their sacrifice and service was honored during the unveiling of
the memorial at the West Coast Bank. This Memorial, design and built by Woodburn Resident Don Sprague, is a permanent structure reminding
everyone of their sacrifice in keeping the citizens of Woodburn safe.
The City of Woodburn wishes to thank all of those that made this memorial a part of Woodburn and their work is greatly
appreciated. Additionally, the City of Woodburn would like to express their thanks and gratitude to those that took the
time from their busy morning to stop and be part of the unveiling or as you slowly drove by and waved. Your continued
support of the City of Woodburn has not gone unnoticed.
Thank You!
More photographs can be found by following this link: In Memory of Our Fallen
Woodburn Downtown Development Plan: Phase II
The City of Woodburn received a grant from the Oregon Transportation and Growth Management Program to help fund an update of the
1998 Downtown Development Plan. The Woodburn Downtown Development Plan Update promotes physical and economic revitalization for
the next twenty years. It emphasizes mixed-use development, downtown housing choices, streetscape and parking improvements, and
strategic business development planning.
Please view the video below for more information regarding the Woodburn Downtown Development Plan. This is Phase II and more
information regarding the Woodburn Downtown Development Plan can be found by going to the Community Development Home Page
Downtown Woodburn Phase II :: City of Woodburn, Oregon from
Evan Thomas on Vimeo.
Woodburn Customer Services Survey
It is the goal of the City of Woodburn to provide exceptional customer service that is prompt, courteous, and professional.
The City would appreciate your feedback regarding the service you have received. Please click on the link below and take a quick
survey and let us know what you think.
Woodburn Quarterly Newsletter
Read what is happening in the City of Woodburn! Information such as joining RSVP, Crime Prevention, historical information regarding the
Census, Woodburn's Wastewater Treatment Plant, and much more! There are also coupons from our local community Merchants in the Newsletter.
You can find an online copy of the Woodburn Quarterly Newsletter by clicking the link below.
Woodburn Quarterly Newsletter - Spring 2009 Bilingual Newsletter/Revista Bilingüe
Other News
| Date |
Title |
| May 20, 2009 |
OR 214: Front Street to Progress Way Sidewalk Improvements, Spring 2010
The City of Woodburn is teaming with the Oregon Department of Transportation to construct a separated sidewalk
on the north side of Hwy 214 to complete the connection from Front Street to Progress Way. For more information
please download the following PDF:
OR214: Front Street to Progress Way
Sidewalk Improvements |