Happy Thursday, Creswell! Today Paisley wants to remind everyone to check out the calendar on our website! We work hard to keep it as up to date as possible so our residents know what is happening. You can view it here: https://rb.gy/866kb6
over 1 year ago, Creswell Admin
What is Going On? Are you curious about what is happening in Creswell? You should check out the calendar on the City of Creswell website! You will find dates for the street sweeper, council meetings, special events, and more! Love, Paisley.
Are you a non-profit looking for a place to hold your event? Check out the Creswell Community Center! For more information, please contact our Administrative Assistant, Heather, at 541-895-2531 ext. 300 or at hward@creswell-or.us
over 1 year ago, Creswell Admin
Did you know? Government entities, school districts, and non-profits are eligible for up to 6 free uses of the creswell community center per year!
It's time to vote in our final Movies in the Park round! This week's theme is the Roaring 2020s! Cast your vote in the comments below, in person at Creswell Library, or online via this link: https://forms.gle/7wamAYC7q772LbPJ6
over 1 year ago, Creswell Admin
Movies in the Park Round 5: Roaring 2020s. Movie choices are: Moana 2 (PG), Wicked (PG), Twisters (PG-13), and Sonic 3 (PG)
Happy #WaybackWednesday, Creswell! Right from the archives, we have a picture of the Honorable Judge Palmer being celebrated for thirty years of service at the May 12th, 2014 City Council Meeting. This month, he will be celebrating 41 years of service to the City of Creswell.
over 1 year ago, Creswell Admin
Image of Mayor Dave Stram honoring Judge Palmer for thirty years of service back in 2014.
It is not uncommon for City Hall Staff to receive a call that a resident had a leaky toilet that led to increased usage. To find information on how to check for and fix a toilet leak, please visit https://tinyurl.com/yum9dhyw
over 1 year ago, Creswell Admin
Did you know that the most common reasons for a water leak can be found in the bathroom? Taking 20 minutes to check for toilet leaks can save you from wasting hundreds of gallons of water each month.
Happy April Fool's Day, Creswell! Today we want to hear your funniest (clean) Dad Jokes! Let us know in the comments!
over 1 year ago, Creswell Admin
Question of the Day: What is your best (family friendly) Dad Joke? Let us know in the comments!
Pacific Power is hosting a Wildfire Prevention forum in Sweet Home, Oregon, on April 22, 2025. To register, please visit https://www.pacificpower.net/community/workshops-events.html
over 1 year ago, Creswell Admin
Pacific Power Wildfire Prevention Forums. Join us for a free community wildfire safety forum You’re invited to find out how we’re increasing safety and reliability in your community during wildfire season and year-round. Plus, enjoy a free meal. Attend this free event to: ● Hear how we’re adapting to this new era of extreme weather from experts in meteorology, wildfire mitigation and emergency management. ● Find out how we use advanced forecasting to put us ahead of the weather and hear about our ongoing work to strengthen our system. ● Learn how Public Safety Power Shutoffs, enhanced safety settings and emergency de-energization work. ● Get answers to your wildfire questions during a Q&A session with our experts. ● Enjoy a casual dinner. Come join us in person When: Tuesday, April 22, 5:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. Where: Jim Riggs Community Center, 880 18th Avenue, Sweet Home, OR 973861. We will have Spanish and American Sign Language interpreting services available
Heads up, Creswell Residents! Utility bills are being mailed out today! If you do not receive yours by March 5th, please contact City Hall at 541-895-2531 ext. 301.
over 1 year ago, Creswell Admin
Utility bills are being mailed out today!
This is no joke! The April 2025 Street Sweeper Dates are here! If you have any questions, please contact City Hall at 541-895-2531 or at info@creswell-or.us
over 1 year ago, Creswell Admin
April 2025 Street Sweeper Dates. North Side: April 10th. South Side: April 24th.
Happy Monday, Creswell residents! Here is everything happening in The Friendly City this week!
over 1 year ago, Creswell Admin
This Week in Creswell. April 1st, 2025: Park and Tree Advisory Board Meeting, 9:30am at City Hall.
The City of Creswell April 2025 calendar has arrived! If you would like a copy, we will have them available at the Information Table in City Hall!
over 1 year ago, Creswell Admin
City of Creswell April 2025 Calendar. April 1st: Park & Tree Board Meeting, 9:30am at City Hall. April 9th: Municipal Court, 7pm at City Hall. April 10: Street Sweeper (North Side). April 10: Utility Bills Due. April 14: City Council Meeting, 6pm at City Hall. April 16th: Airport Commission Quarterly Meeting, 5:30pm at City Hall. April 17: Planning Commission Meeting, 5:30pm at City Hall. April 20: Easter Sunday. April 24: Street Sweeper (South Side). April 26: Arbor Day Celebration, 10am at Garden Lake Park. April 26: Coffee With a Cop, 10am at Blue Valley Bistro. April 28: City Council Work Session, 6pm at City Hall.
Have you ever considered building an Accessory Dwelling Unit (ADU)? Contact our City Planner, Curtis Thomas, at cthomas@creswell-or.us or at 541-895-2531 ext. 326 for more information.
over 1 year ago, Creswell Admin
What is an ADU? An Accessory Dwelling Unit (ADU) is a secondary apartment or house built on the same lot as a primary home. These units are often used to house relatives in need of care or out of town guests. To learn more about building an ADU, please contact Curtis, our City Planner, at 541-895-2531 ext. 326 or at cthomas@creswell-or.us
Happy Sunday, Creswell! Here is Paisley's safety tip for the week!
over 1 year ago, Paisley
Safety Sundays With Paisley. Candles can be a great decoration but can also be a fire hazard if you aren’t careful! Here are some tips to keep in mind: Never leave a lit candle unattended Keep lit candles out of reach of children and pets (like me!) Make sure the candle is on a stable surface Switch to flameless candles
Do you have one minute a month to help make Creswell better? The City of Creswell is working with FlashVote to engage with those in Creswell City Limits and gather input to inform our decisions. We encourage residents to sign up here now: https://www.flashvote.com/creswellor
over 1 year ago, Creswell Admin
Do you have one minute a month to help make Creswell better? Join your friends and neighbors and make your voice heard on important local issues. Just take a minute to sign up here: https://www.flashvote.com/creswellor Its free, fast and fun - you'll get a short 1 minute survey every few months and you'll get to see full survey results within 48 hours! Plus, FlashVote makes sure your feedback is always anonymous. Your input will help the City make better decisions for everyone in the community. So what are you waiting for? Don't miss the first survey, coming soon, so sign up now! Thanks for participating. We appreciate your help!
Are you moving in or out of Creswell? Visit our website at https://www.ci.creswell.or.us/ and click "Utility Services" to being the process of starting or stopping service.
over 1 year ago, Creswell Admin
Need to start or stop utility service? Get the process started by visiting our website at ci.creswell.or.us and clicking “Utility Services” at the top!
Happy Saturday, Creswell! We hope you have a wonderful weekend!
over 1 year ago, Creswell Admin
Happy Saturday, Creswell!
Heads up, Creswell! Coffee With a Cop is CANCELLED this month. We will see you next time in April!
over 1 year ago, Creswell Admin
Heads Up, Creswell! Coffee With a Cop is CANCELLED this month! We look forward to seeing you in April!
The City of Creswell is now accepting applications for a new City Manager. For more information, please contact Interim City Manager Spencer Nebel at 541-270-5855 or at snebel@creswell-or.us. Job Posting: https://www.ci.creswell.or.us/page/job-opportunities
over 1 year ago, Creswell Admin
City Manager City of Creswell, OR Annual Salary Range: $130,000-$160,000 DOE/DOQ Job Opening. Description: The City of Creswell, Oregon is seeking its next City Manager who will administer a staff of 21 and a city budget of $14.7 million. The city seeks an individual who will lead the City Administration in a transparent, accountable and ethical manner. The preferred candidate will be familiar with municipal budgeting, grants, and finance, and have a good understanding of project management, public works and emergency management. The successful candidate will be able to manage all aspects of human resources including recruitment, retention and termination of employment. The City Manager will promote cooperation among the Council, staff, and citizens in developing City policies, and building a sense of community. The City Manager will be proficient in facilitating public meetings and collaborating effectively with the City Council. The City Manager will be diligent in carrying out council directives and implementing the strategic plan. How to Apply: Please send the following to Interim City Manager, Spencer Nebel, at snebel@creswell-or.us: A concise cover letter to Mayor Nicholas Smith summarizing relevant background and qualifications for the position; A resume; A City of Creswell Application Form; Response to the Supplemental Questions; and if applicable Veterans Only: a completed and signed Oregon Veterans Preference for with supporting documentation (DD-214 or DD-215). Please do not submit a Veterans’ Preference Form if you are not a veteran. Questions may be directed to Spencer Nebel at snebel@creswell-or.us or 541-270-5855
Happy Friday! Today's Creswell Hero is Deputy Andrew Brooks from the Lane County Sheriff's Office! If you would like to nominate someone for our Creswell Heroes series, just fill out this form: https://forms.gle/kvk5sp4r7HnGAxRJ6
over 1 year ago, Creswell Admin
Creswell Heroes. Andrew Brooks, Lane County Sheriff’s Office Deputy. Deputy Andrew Brooks has been serving the Creswell community as a Lane County Sheriff's Deputy for the past two and a half years. With a background in small-town life, Brooks is passionate about fostering connections and ensuring safety in his community. He focuses on patrolling school zones and parks, making sure kids get to and from school safely. He also emphasizes traffic safety, particularly given Creswell’s unique streets, by enforcing state traffic laws and encouraging safe driving.Brooks believes in building relationships within the community. He takes time to engage with both adults and children, creating a sense of trust and comfort with local law enforcement. His approachable demeanor and focus on personal connections help bring a human aspect to his work while still upholding the law.Inspired by his genuine care for Creswell, Brooks strives to treat others with the same respect he would want in return, ensuring that his contributions help make the community safer and stronger.
Livestock in the road is a traffic hazard. If you see a cow, sheep, or other farm animal blocking the road, call 911!
over 1 year ago, Creswell Admin
Livestock in the road? Call 9-1-1