Did you know that all dogs that reside in city limits are required to be licensed with the City of Creswell? You can get your dog licensed at City Hall, Creswell Animal Hospital, or South Willamette Veterinary Clinic. Administrative fees may be charged at veterinary offices.
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Get Your Dog Licensed with The City of Creswell! Rates I Year License (Neutered) $10 2 Year License (Neutered) $15 3 Year License (Neutered) $20 I Year License (Intact). $15 2 Year License (Intact) $20 3 Year License (Intact) $30 Senior Rates (65+) I Year License (Neutered) $7 2 Year License (Neutered) $9 3 Year License (Neutered) $14 Make sure to bring proof of current rabies vaccination!
Happy Sunday, Creswell! Paisley has some safety tips specifically for local Trick-or-Treaters! Don't let the sugar high keep you from staying safe!
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Safety Sundays With Paisley. As the happiest pup around, I want to make sure all you trick-or-treaters stay safe and have a tail-wagging good time! Here are some tips to keep you (and your furry pals) safe this spooky season: Stay Visible: Just like me with my bright collar, wear reflective costumes or accessories! It helps cars see you better in the dark. Stick Together: Always go out with friends or family. It's more fun to roam the streets together, and someone can help if you get a little too excited (or scared)! Check the Treats: After a night of fun, always check your candy stash before digging in. Use Crosswalks: When you’re dashing from house to house, stick to the sidewalks and cross at crosswalks. Safety first, always!
The November 2024 Street Sweeper dates are here! If you have any questions or concerns, please contact our Public Works Director, Cliff Bellew, at cbellew@creswell-or.us or at 541-895-2395.
11 months ago, Creswell Admin
November 2024 Street Sweeper Dates November 7th, 2024 South Side: NORTH Side: November 21st, 2024
Are you looking for a great way to volunteer in your community? Join one of Creswell's boards and commissions! Please submit your applications to Caitlin at cborn@creswell-or.us or drop it off at City Hall. Application: https://5il.co/26jst
11 months ago, Creswell Admin
Board & COMMIttee vacancies. Planning Commission 1 Vacancy. Airport Commission 1 Vacancy. Budget Committee 2 Vacancies. Water Rate Advisory Board 3 Vacancies. Please drop off all completed applications at City Hall or send them to our City Recorder, Caitlin Born, at cborn@creswell-or.us
Happy Saturday, Creswell! We hope your weekend is off to a great start!
11 months ago, Creswell Admin
Happy Saturday, Creswell!
Have something that you need to report to the Lane County Sheriff's Office? Call the non-emergency line at 541-682-4150.
11 months ago, Creswell Admin
Need to report a crime? Call the LCSO Non-emergency Number at 541-682-4150
The latest update from City Manager Amberg has arrived! To receive these updates via email, message Michelle at mdamberg@creswell-or.us. October 25th, 2024 Update: https://5il.co/2zr97
11 months ago, Creswell Admin
Creswell City Manager Weekly Update
Happy Friday, Creswell! Here's another round of Friendly City Trivia for you. Do you know the answer?
11 months ago, Creswell Admin
CRESWELL TRIVIA. How old is Paisley, City Hall’s Border Collie? A: 2, B: 3, C: 4, D: 5
The November 2024 Calendar for Creswell has officially arrived! Paper copies will be available at the City Hall Information Table starting October 31st, 2024.
11 months ago, Creswell Admin
City of Creswell November 2024 Calendar Dates.
Coffee With a Cop is tomorrow morning! Join Sergeant Speldrich at Blue Valley Bistro from 10am to 12pm and learn about what is happening in Creswell!
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Coffee With a Cop. Saturday OCT 26th BLUE VALLEY BISTRO 116 Melton Road 10AM-12PM NO PURCHASE NECESSARY Join some of creswell’s finest law enforcement officers for coffee and conversation! For more information, please contact sgt. Speldrich at alex.speldrich@lanecountyor.gov
We've seen a lot of people asking about fun things to do this Halloween. That's why we have created the first ever Creswell Connection Jr! This kid-friendly newsletter includes a list of local Halloween events as well as other fun activities! This newsletter will be available at our information table tomorrow afternoon and will be included in the goody bags we hand out on Halloween!
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Halloween 2024 Volume 1 Adiantum TRUNK-OR-TREAT Hosted by The Society for Creative Anachronism October 31st from 6pm-9pm Creswell Community Center FAMILY FRIENDLY HALLOWEEN ACTIVITIES Hillside Community Church Trunk or Treat October 31st from 6:30pm-8:00pm 635 Holbrook Lane, Creswell, OR Creswell School District Safe Halloween October 31st from 5:00pm-6:30pm Creswell High School 6TH ANNUAL NIGHTMARE ON 9TH STREET October 24th-27th & October 31st-November 3rd from 7pm-10pm Suggested donation of $3 for kids and $5 for adults. Proceeds benefit Blue Barn Sanctuary and Creswell Food Pantry. 190 North 9th Street, Creswell, OR Creswell Connection JR. Halloween Safety With Paisley the City Hall Dog Woof woof! Hi, my awesome two-legged friends! It’s me, your happy dog, here to share some fun tips to keep you safe this Halloween! I love seeing all your cool costumes and yummy treats, but let’s make sure you have a super fun time while being safe! First, watch out for those costumes! If they have long, loose parts, you might trip—just like I need to see well to catch my favorite squirrels! When you go trick-or-treating, wear bright colors so everyone can see you in the dark—no one wants to get lost! And remember to stick with your friends or family, just like I stay close to my humans when we walk. It’s always safer together! When you get home, check your treats for anything that looks funny (no chocolate for me, please!). And if you have furry friends like me at home, make sure we have a nice, quiet spot to relax away from all the excitement. Lastly, remember to say “thank you” when you get your treats—being kind makes Halloween even better! Happy howling! FUN HALLOWEEN READS At the Creswell Library! Reading Halloween books is so much fun! You can dive into spooky stories, meet silly ghosts, and go on exciting adventures! At the Creswell Library, there are so many great Halloween books (like these!) just waiting for you! You can explore the shelves, find a cozy spot, and let your imagination run wild. So grab a book and get ready for a frightfully fun reading experience this Halloween! The Littlest Pumpkin by Brandi Dougherty Pete the Cat: Trick or Pete by James Dean I’m Not Scary by Raahat Kaduji Clifford’s Halloween by Norman Bridwell
SPOOKY JOKES Why did the ghost go to the party? Because he heard it was going to be a boo-last! What do you call a witch’s favorite subject in school? Spelling! Why don’t skeletons fight each other? They don’t have the guts! Why did the mummy take a vacation? He needed to unwind! Why was the broom late? It swept in! Super FUN STUFF! Did YOU KNOW? Did you know that “It’s the Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown” is 58 years old this Halloween? That’s right! This classic cartoon first aired on October 27, 1966, and it’s still just as fun today! City of Creswell 13 South 1st Street P.O. BOX 276 Creswell, OR 97426 541-895-2531 You can watch it on Apple TV or on DVD. Take a look at the DVD section of the Creswell Library or ask a librarian to help you find it! The City of Creswell exists to provide quality, reliable, and affordable city services to city residents and businesses creating a safe, livable, attractive community with a unique small town atmosphere
Add City Hall to your list of trick-or-treating stops! City Staff will be dressed up in fun costumes and handing out goodies from 9am to 5pm on Halloween!
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Make Creswell City Hall one of your trick or treating stops this year! From 9am to 5pm on October 31st, 2024, bring your trick or treater by city hall for some Halloween goodies!
Happy Thursday, Creswell! Today Paisley wants to make sure that all our residents know how to fill out their ballots properly! Get out and vote, Creswell! #CreswellVotes2024
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Paisley’s Ponderings. Woof! Hey, humans! It’s your happy pup here with a quick tip on how to fill out your ballot correctly! Use a Good Pen: Grab a nice pen—nothing makes me happier than clear choices! Read Carefully: Just like I sniff out every corner of the park, take your time to read each option. Fill it In Completely: Make those bubbles pop! Fill them in nicely so there’s no confusion. Double-Check: Before sealing it up, give your ballot one last sniff... I mean, look! Follow Instructions: Make sure to follow any specific instructions—like where to sign!
Include the needs of your pets as you prepare! Pack a kit with food, water, meds, and comfort items.
11 months ago, Creswell Admin
Pet Preparedness Tips. Pet emergency tips: Food and water, collar and leash, First aid kit and medication, sanitation needs, toys and familiar items
Happy Wednesday, Creswell! We hope you have a wonderful day!
11 months ago, Creswell Admin
Happy Wednesday, Creswell!
Have you talked with your family about being safe online? Discuss strong passwords, suspicious links, and the importance of privacy. 🛡️
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Cybersecurity Awareness Month October 2024 SECURE OURWORLD HOW TO STAY SAFE ONLINE Use Strong Passwords All passwords should be: Long: At least 16 characters Unique: Never reuse passwords Random: Use a random string of mixed-case letters, numbers and symbols, like: Yuc8$RikA34%ZoPPao98t Keep your passwords safe by using a password manager! 2 Have you talked with your family about being safe online? Discuss strong passwords, suspicious links, and the importance of privacy. Empower them to protect themselves! C #Cybersecurity Awareness Month #SecureOurWorld 8 Turn on Multifactor Authentication Multifactor authentication provides an extra layer of security on your accounts and may include a biometric login or entering a code sent to your phone or email. Update Software Updating software and devices is the easiest way to stay protected from security threats. Perform updates as soon as they become available or set automatic updates. Recognize and Report Phishing Keep an eye out for phishing and other scam attempts in your emails, texts, direct messages or phone calls. Always verify the sender before clicking links or downloading attachments. If you spot a scam, report it!
Have questions about your citation? Caitlin is here to help! Contact her at 541-895-2531 ext. 307 or email cborn@creswell-or.us for assistance!
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Have questions about your citation or court date? Contact Caitlin! Caitlin Born, City Recorder/Court Clerk. cborn@creswell-or.us 541-895-2531ext. 307
Happy Tuesday, Creswell! It is once again time for Question of the Day! Today we want to hear about your (family friendly) Halloween costumes! Tell us in the comments!
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Question of the Day. What will your halloween costume be this year?
Heads up, Creswell! City Hall will be closed from 9am to 1pm next Tuesday for a staff training. If you have any questions, please call 541-895-2531.
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Heads up, Creswell! Creswell City Hall will be closed on October 29th, 2024, from 9 AM to 1 PM for a staff training session. During this time, city staff will be participating in professional development to better serve our community. We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause and appreciate your understanding. Regular business hours will resume at 1 PM. For any urgent matters, please contact us via email or phone, and we will respond as soon as possible. Thank you for your cooperation!
Did you know that the City of Creswell provides FREE leak checks to customers? It's true! For more information, please contact our Utility Clerk, Wendy, at 541-895-2531 ext. 301 or wbair@creswell-or.us
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Common Reasons for High Utility Bills High utility bills can be frustrating, and there are several common reasons for them. Here are some to consider: Leaky Fixtures: Dripping faucets, leaking toilets, or showerheads can waste a significant amount of water over time. Running Toilets: A toilet that continuously runs can lead to a major increase in water usage. Irrigation System Issues: Broken sprinkler heads or timers set incorrectly can cause overwatering in your yard. Increased Usage: Seasonal changes, such as watering the garden in the summer or filling a pool, can naturally raise your water consumption. Water Main Leaks: Undetected leaks in your home’s plumbing or the municipal water supply can lead to higher bills. Guest Usage: Extra people in your home can increase water usage significantly, especially if they use laundry and shower facilities. Appliance Upgrades: New washing machines or dishwashers that are not water-efficient may use more water than older models. Changing Habits: Any changes in your daily habits, like longer showers or more laundry loads, can also contribute to higher bills.