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AUMSVILLE is
located in the Willamette Valley approximately nine miles east of Salem (the
State Capitol) off Highway 22 at Exit 9. The elevation of the city is 363 feet
above sea level. A trip to the coast or the mountain ranges is less than two
hours away for your fun and recreation. Aumsville became an incorporated city in
1911.
CITY
HALL/POLICE COMPLEX: City Hall and the Police Department are located at 595
Main Street in the new building, built in 2009. It is behind the former city
hall site (at the corner of 6th & Main), which is now the Aumsville Museum and
History Center. Phone City Hall at 503-749-2030 and Aumsville Police at
503‑749‑2188.
The Oregon Relay Services - TDD number is 800-735-2900.
POPULATION:
Aumsville's population, as of December 2010, is 3680.
 GOVERNMENT:
Aumsville is a council/manager form of government. It consists of a Mayor and
six City Councilors elected by the registered voters of the city; and a City
Administrator who is appointed by the council. They meet regularly on the second
Monday of the month, and generally have a Visioning Meeting on the fourth Monday
as well; both beginning at 7:00 PM.
The city also has a planning
commission who meets to review development applications, as well as land-use and
development regulations. They generally meet twice a month on the first and
third Wednesday at 6:30 PM.
PUBLIC
MEETINGS: The Aumsville City Council and Aumsville Planning Commission meet
in the Chester Bridges Memorial Community Center (555 Main Street). It is
accessible to persons with disabilities. A request for an interpreter for the
hearing impaired or for other accommodations for persons with disabilities must
be made at least 48 hours prior to the meeting. Please call (503) 749-2030 and
leave a message or Oregon Relay Service for TDD at (800) 735-2900. The official
language of the City of Aumsville is English. Unless mandated by state or
federal law no dual notices will be given.
LEGISLATIVE INFORMATION: Aumsville is located in House District 19 and
is represented by Rep. Kevin Cameron. He may be contacted at 503-986-1419 or
email:
rep.kevincameron@state.or.us.
Aumsville is in Senate District 10 and is represented by Sen. Jackie Winters.
She may be contacted at 503-986-1710 or email:
sen.jackiewinters@state.or.us.
At the federal level, Aumsville is represented by US Rep. Kurt Schrader and US
Sen. Ron Wyden. Representative Schrader may be contacted at (202)225-5711 or
email:
http://www.schrader.house.gov/contact/index.shtml#dc_address.
Senator Wyden’s may be contacted at (202)224-5244;
or by his website at:
http://www.wyden.senate.gov/.
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CITY
SERVICES
City services include police, public
works and city administration.
 AUMSVILLE
POLICE: For Police, Medical or Fire EMERGENCIES, DIAL 9-1-1! Chief of
Police Andall commands the Aumsville Police Department staff. They may be
contacted directly at 503‑749‑2188 during regular office hours: 8:00 AM to 4:00
PM, Monday through Friday; and after hours at that same phone number through our
local dispatch center. The municipal court meets twice a month on the 1st
and 3rd Tuesdays at 9:30 AM with the Honorable Judge Feitelson
presiding. For questions regarding Municipal Court, please contact Patti
Etherington, Police/Court Clerk.
AUMSVILLE PUBLIC WORKS: Public
Works Director Oslie and his hard working staff maintain the city water and
sewer utilities, streets, and parks. Public Works staff especially appreciate
citizens who TEAM up with them to keep the city clean and the storm-water catch
basins clear!
Water & Sewer Utilities - City
water is obtained from five well sources. The city uses two storage
reservoirs. The water is treated with chlorine only; no fluoride is
added. If you have a two-valve meter, you may shut off your water on the
property owner's side of the meter. If not, water meter shut‑off is performed
by public works staff only. There may be a
charge when customers request shut-off/reconnect. To have the city
perform this service, contact city hall or public works directly at 503-749-1185.
Sewer and water utility bills are for
the previous month's use and are due on the 15th of the month. There is a
shut-off day each month for unpaid bills – you will find the specific date in
the city’s monthly newsletter. A late fee is imposed on accounts that are on
the shut-off report. For hardships: a written extension request form may be
obtained and filed at city hall, prior to shut‑off day, to extend the
payment due date. Accounts that are shut off for non-payment must pay a
reconnect fee and the delinquent charges before service is restored. A drop box
is available at the front entrance to city hall for making payments and after
hours deliveries. No cash please. To ensure that payments are credited
to the correct account: include the bill stub or a piece of paper with the
account number, account name, and street address on it!
City Streets -
Residents are responsible for their own leaf pick up. Please do not rake your
leaves into the street. They can jam the storm drains and the street sweeper
and it is not capable of removing leaf piles. If you do rake your leaves into
the street, you may be contacted by city staff and charged a fee. Please take
advantage of Compost Oregon at 8712 Aumsville Highway for your yard debris
disposal. Also, Public Works staff need to access catch basins; please do not
park over them.
 AFTER
HOURS DROP BOX: A correspondence and utility payments drop box is available
near the front entrance to city hall. This allows payments (no
cash please) and written
communication with the city after business hours.
 AUMSVILLE
NEWSLETTER:
The city
publishes and delivers an award-winning monthly newsletter, to its citizens and
businesses for citizen involvement. The newsletter keeps you informed on what’s
happening through informative articles, public notices, council meeting
highlights, event details, community calendar, and paid articles and
advertisements. Contact city hall with your input, advertising, and feedback.
CHESTER BRIDGES MEMORIAL COMMUNITY
CENTER: You are welcome to rent this public building. It’s also used
regularly for council meetings, planning commission meetings, and monthly civic
meetings. Rent is $20.00 per hour for city residents and $40.00 per hour for
those who reside outside of city limits. We do not charge for set-up or
clean-up. There are deposits required, depending on the type of use. Check with
city hall when planning weddings, receptions, family get‑togethers, etc. It has
proven to be an asset to the community. The center seats 122 banquet style and
includes a full kitchen, tables, chairs, podium and portable sound system.
Contact city hall for community center rental agreements and additional
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ANNUAL CITY EVENTS
All of our events are announced in our
city newsletter, so check
your newsletter for detailed
information.
 EASTER
EGG HUNT: On Easter Saturday the city sponsors an annual Easter Egg Hunt.
The event takes place in Mill Creek Park and involves children age 1-12 years
hunting for Easter goodies.
 CLEAN-UP
DAYS: Two annual yard-debris clean-up days are held in collaboration with
Compost Oregon and Allied Waste in the Spring and Fall. These city clean-up
days are provided, free of charge, to Aumsville residents.
 CORN
FESTIVAL: The festival includes a parade, free hot-buttered corn-on-the-cob,
games for young and old, musical entertainment, and food and craft booths. The
Corn Festival originated as a community picnic with camp stoves and “canners.”
Corn was brought in gunnysacks, later by pickup loads, and a small parade was
held. In 1969, the event was held in Porter-Boone Park, and it continues to be
held in this park each year in late August. The event attracts people annually
to this small town, a family-oriented "fun day"! This is a volunteer
dependent event – contact the Corn Festival Committee to sign up! (They are
listed on page 17)
 SANTA
VISIT & CHRISTMAS TREE LIGHTING: The city sponsors an annual Christmas
Santa's Visit, for Aumsville’s children in December. Sacks of goodies are
prepared and delivered up and down Aumsville streets by Santa and his helpers,
with much help from the Aumsville Police Staff. Then at dusk, we enjoy the
Christmas Tree Lighting Ceremony in Tower Park. This concludes Santa’s Visit
with his and Mayor White’s turning on the lights on the Christmas tree. Cookies
and hot chocolate are provided by the city and Santa in our adjacent community
center.
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 CITY
REGULATIONS
BUILDING
PERMITS: Nearly all, new construction and many remodeling projects require
permits for structural security. Building permits are obtained through city
hall, except for plumbing, electrical, and mechanical permits; which must be
obtained directly from Marion County Building Inspection in Salem at 5155
Silverton Rd NE. Phone: (503) 588-5147. A city Public Works Type-A Permit is
required for water and sewer lines, storm drainage, driveways, sidewalks, and
curbs; which require inspection by the public works staff (there is no permit
charge for normal inspections). Rooflines and drains may not be changed in such
a manner as to cause drainage onto a neighbor's property.
BACKFLOW
PROTECTION: Sprinkler and drip irrigation systems all require a STATE OF
OREGON APPROVED BACKFLOW DEVICE to protect the public water supply. If you
have a sprinkler or drip irrigation system and are not involved already with our
backflow program and requirements; please contact Public Works Director Oslie,
at 503-749-1185. The safety of the water supply affects the health and safety
of everyone in our community. Properties found with unprotected systems may have
the water service terminated.
  BICYCLES/SKATEBOARDS/SCOOTERS:
Aumsville is home to a world-class skatepark, thanks to a collaborative
community involvement. Brian Haney Memorial Skatepark is located in Mill Creek
Park. It is open until curfew, weather permitting, and helmets are required.
No bikes are allowed in the skatepark. Any person operating a bicycle, scooter,
skateboard, roller skates or similar apparatus upon other sidewalks shall yield
the right of way to pedestrians. No bicycles, scooters, skateboards or other
similar apparatus may be ridden or operated on any sidewalk on Main Street.
BUSINESS LICENSE REQUIRED: There are no fees for licensing a business or
home occupation at this time! Any person, firm, company or corporation
establishing a new business within the city limits shall be required to make
application for a business license at city hall, including home occupations.
Incidental home occupations must be carried on by an immediate member of the
family residing within the dwelling and there shall be no structural alterations
or changes in the dwelling or on the premises, which can be seen from the
exterior.
 CAMPING:
There will be no overnight camping or tenting on public property without prior
approval of the city council. No person shall lodge in a car, outbuilding, or
other place not intended for that purpose without proper permission.
CLEAR VISION: A clear vision area
is required on properties at driveways, the intersection of two streets, and a
street and a railroad intersection. The clear vision area is a triangular area
that extends 20 feet in either direction from the corner of your property line..
The clear vision area shall contain no planting, sight-obscuring fence, wall,
hedge, structure, vehicle parking or any temporary or permanent obstruction
exceeding 4 feet measured from the ground. Trees exceeding this height may be
planted in the area provided all branches and foliage are removed to a height of
8 feet above the ground. Contact public works staff or city hall if you need
additional information at 503-749-1185.
 CURFEW:
Persons
under 18 years of age may not be upon any street, highway, or other public
place, within the city of Aumsville, including the skatepark; between the hours
of 10 PM and 6 AM, Sunday through Thursday, and 12 midnight and 6 AM, Friday and
Saturday.
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 DEVELOPMENT
ORDINANCE, COMPREHENSIVE PLAN, AND LAND USE APPLICATIONS:
The city has its
own development (zoning) ordinance and comprehensive (land use) plan, which
governs development of property within the city limits and urban growth
boundary. Please contact city hall before you start any new development to
ensure compliance with the development ordinance. With the exception of single
family and duplex housing and minor commercial and industrial remodels,
development requires a public hearing before the Aumsville Planning Commission.
Contact city hall to ensure compliance and to give adjacent property owners and
the city an opportunity for input.
DIGGING:
CALL 811 BEFORE YOU DIG: If you plan
to dig, you are required by law to notify owners of underground utilities at
least two business days in advance. Call the number below to have underground
utility lines located at no charge to you. Call them at Oregon Utility
Notification Center by dialing 811 or visit
www.digsafelyoregon.com .
 DOGS:
All dogs within the city limits must be licensed through Marion County Dog
Control at (503) 588-5233 or (http://dog.co.marion.or.us). Application forms
may also be obtained through city hall. No more than four dogs are allowed in
any household. No dog shall run at large within the city, upon any public
street or other public place, or trespass upon private property that is not
owned or controlled by the owner or person responsible for the dog.
By state definition, “running at large”
means a dog is off or outside of the premises occupied by the keeper of the dog,
or is not in the company of and under the control of its keeper. An
owner or person responsible is required to remove feces deposited by a dog on
public or private property. This is strictly enforced in city parks. Please
show courtesy to park users by picking up after your pets when you bring them to
the park. “Mutt Mitts” are available in Mill Creek and Porter-Boone Parks!
Dogs may be walked upon the streets of the city, but must be retained on a leash
no longer than six feet, and must be handled by a person who can control the
animal in all situations. No person shall allow or permit the continuance of
unreasonable noise. This includes; an animal which by causing frequent or
long-continued noise shall disturb the comfort and repose of any person in the
vicinity.
 FENCES:
Fences and walls may be placed on your property up to eight feet in height,
except front-yard fences and walls. Front yard fences and walls may only be up
to four feet high. Any fence or wall over six feet high requires a building
permit. Fences and walls constructed on the property line require a written
agreement between property owners, which must be recorded with the Marion County
Clerk. In most cases, property lines are located 10’ from the face of the curb.
The city does not allow electric or barbed wire fences or any other type fence
that can cause bodily harm in residential areas. Check at City Hall for fences
to be placed on city property, or in easements. If you have questions contact
Public Works Staff at 503-749-1185.
 GARAGE
SALES: Garage sales may be held when they are carried on by an immediate
member of the family residing within the dwelling place! A permit is not
required to conduct a garage sale. Please do not place signs on any street sign
poles or power poles. If done, city staff will remove them and a citation may be
issued. Signs may be placed on private property if you have received permission
from the landowner. Do not place any signs that will block the vision of
drivers in the "clear vision" areas at street intersections or driveways.
 GRASS/WEEDS:
Grass and weeds more than ten inches in height, blackberry bushes, and other
noxious vegetation that extends into a public thoroughfare or across a property
line, are considered nuisances. Please be responsible to care for your yard.
Our city strictly enforces our nuisance ordinance!
HORSES,
LIVESTOCK, POULTRY, BEES & BIRDS: Livestock (Horses, mules, jackasses,
burros, cattle, sheep, goats, donkeys, swine, or any animal of similar size or
larger) and poultry are allowed within the city if they are kept on an acre or
more of land and no more than four animals older than six months per acre. You
may not ride or lead livestock on sidewalks of the city or in any of the
designated park areas of the city. No domestic animal, livestock, or poultry
shall run at large within the city upon any public street or other public place
or trespass upon private property not owned or controlled by the owner or person
responsible of such animal. You must remove feces deposited on public or private
property. Stands or hives of bees, wasps or any bee-like insect are not allowed
on property within 20 feet of the boundary line of the premises. Keeping any
bird or animal which disturbs the comfort and repose of any person in the
vicinity by causing frequent or long-continued noise is prohibited. Keeping or
maintaining hogs within the city limits is not allowed; except pot-bellied pigs
no taller than 18 inches at the shoulder weighing up to 95 pounds. No more than
three pigs at any one address.
INOPERABLE VEHICLES:
It is unlawful to park a vehicle or trailer on
 a
city street to make any mechanical repairs; other than those of a minor nature,
which does not involve more than four hours to complete. Inoperable vehicles
shall not be kept on private property for more than 30 days without being
entirely enclosed in a building.
 LITTER/DUMPING:
Please don’t litter in Aumsville! No person shall deposit trash, rubbish,
debris, refuse or any substance that would mar the appearance, create a stench
or fire hazard, detract from the cleanliness or safety of the property, or would
be likely to injure a person, animal or vehicle traveling on a public way.
Valuable staff time is spent on streets and parks trash patrol. Further, no
person shall deposit trash, rubbish, debris, or refuse which was generated from
a residence or business into public trash receptacles in city parks.
NOISE: The
use or operation of a stereo, television or other sound amplifying device so
loudly that the sound is plainly audible at any time at a distance of 100 feet
from the source or exceeds 70 dBA sound level decibels may be cited as
unreasonable noise. You may contact the city administrator for a noise permit in
special circumstances, or for an event. Construction, repair of buildings,
vehicles or machinery is considered unreasonable noise if done between the hours
of 6:00 PM and 7:00 AM weekdays, and 7:00 PM and 9:00 AM on weekends.
Also,
construction, repair of buildings, vehicles or machinery performed in an
enclosed residential, commercial, or industrial garage or building, will be
considered unreasonable noise if done between the hours of 9:00 PM and 7:00 AM.
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 PARENTAL
RESPONSIBILITY: A parent commits the offense of FAILING TO SUPERVISE A MINOR
if the minor has been found on private property, public property or premises
open to the public and is cited for any violation of city ordinance or state
law; and sufficient facts exist to find that the minor committed the violation
or offense.
 PARKING:
Automobiles are not to be parked in such a manner as to interfere with a
neighbor's view from a driveway. It is illegal to park with the driver's
side of the auto nearest the curb or within 10' of a fire hydrant.
Automobiles and recreational vehicles shall only be parked in legally developed
parking areas! Please check with city hall for parking development standards.
Parking of a camper in the city street, when not mounted on a vehicle is
prohibited. Parking of a recreation vehicle or utility trailers on a city
street is only allowed up to five days in a 30-day period. Recreational
vehicles may be parked in a graveled parking area in residential yards, and may
not be used for residential purposes.
 PARKS:
City parks are developed for your enjoyment. Please keep our parks clean – use
of trash receptacles is enforced. The receptacles are for park users only.
Using the trash receptacles for home garbage is not allowed. Alcohol, or
intoxicated persons, are not allowed in city parks. Do not allow your animals
to roam in the parks. You cannot ride a horse in city parks. Keep your
vehicles, bicycles, motorcycles, wagons, or any other vehicle on designated
drives, and park your motor vehicles in designated parking areas.
City Parks – The following Aumsville parks are maintained for you
to enjoy. These parks are generally used on a "first come, first served" basis.
They may be reserved in advance by obtaining a park use permit for a fee from
city hall.
ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES ARE NOT ALLOWED
IN CITY PARKS
Mill Creek Park, 1110 Main
Street – is home of the Brian Haney Memorial Skatepark. This community park has
a covered picnic shelter; horseshoe pits; a softball field, with bleachers and
dugouts; barbecue stand; wonderful play structure; and year-round restrooms.
The park restrooms are locked and skatepark lights turned off at curfew.
Porter
Boone Park, 1105 Main Street – site of the Aumsville Corn Festival.
This community park has a large covered recreation facility, picnic tables,
barbecue stands, concrete bandstand, benches, a multi-purpose court (for
basketball and/or tennis), a large play structure, a pedestrian walking trail,
and year-round restrooms. Boonedocks Park, is attached to Porter Boone Park
offering a volleyball area and a pedestrian walking trail. These parks close at
dusk.
Wildwood
Park, 700 5th Street, has picnic tables, an outdoor barbecue,
horseshoe pits and a neighborhood play structure. This neighborhood park closes
at dusk.
Panther Park, is a mini
park next door to Aumsville Grade School. It may be accessed from Del Mar Drive
and has a picnic table and bird feeder.
Tower Park, 500 Church
Street – This mini park has a picnic area and covered benches. It is
conveniently located adjacent to the civic center, one block off Main Street
under the water tower.
Highberger Park & Greenway,
200 Cougar Street, is adjacent to Willamette Street, Cougar Street Bridge &
Highberger Ditch. This neighborhood park has a basketball court, picnic areas, a
natural play area, and benches along the lighted multi use path that travels
beside Highberger Ditch.
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PUBLIC SAFETY:
Please do not leave skate ramps, or basketball hoops in the right-of-way. No
person shall create a safety hazard by placing ANY structure or materials in any
public right‑of‑way, including sidewalks, in the city.
SIDEWALKS:
It is the duty of all owners of land adjoining any street in the city to
maintain, in good repair, the sidewalks in front of their property! The
property owner of property adjoining any sidewalk in the city shall be liable to
any person suffering injury, by reason of any defect in the sidewalks in front
of their property. Contact Public Works or city hall for repair standards.
Sidewalks need to provide safe pedestrian passage. We encourage property owners
to inspect their sidewalks to assure they are in proper condition! Check for
cracks, uneven surfaces, and missing concrete. Keep brush and trees from
growing across sidewalks and weeds from growing along curbs and in parking areas
along city streets.
 SIGN
PERMITS: All new signs, outside the building, require a sign permit from
city hall except those noted below:
·
Temporary signs that are not
Portable Signs, and limited to 4 and 40 square feet in area. They may not be
displayed for more than 90 days in any 365 day period
·
Signs within a building, and
incidental commercial or industrial signs that do not exceed a total area of 32
square feet
·
A home-occupation sign – not
exceeding 5 square feet
·
Residential nameplates and
addresses. They must be easily visible for emergency services and shall not
exceed 2 square feet. They may only be indirectly lighted.
TRUCK ROUTES AND PARKING: It is
unlawful to operate any truck of 20,000 lbs. gross weight upon city streets;
except in designated truck routes for delivery purposes, or trucks with business
at adjacent industrial sites.
 Truck
Routes:
Main Street and 1st Street;
11th Street, from northerly city limits to Main St;
and
8th Street, from Main St to southerly city limits.
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LOCAL SERVICES
 BURNING
YARD DEBRIS: The Aumsville Fire District in conjunction with the Department
of Environmental Quality (DEQ) regulates the burning of yard debris. Spring
residential or backyard burning season begins MARCH 1 of each year and ends on
JUNE 15th. The fall burning season begins on OCTOBER 1 and ends on DECEMBER
15. DEQ notifies the fire district at 8:30 AM each day whether or not burning
will be allowed. They also set the hours during which burning can be
conducted. The fire district provides that information on their telephone
answering machine. PLEASE CALL 503 769-3400, option #1 BEFORE YOU BURN.
Remember your residential fire must be extinguished by the time stated on the
answering machine message. Also remember there are restrictions as to the type
of material that can be burned. You are NOT allowed to burn ANY
type of GARBAGE! There must be someone watching the fire at all times and you
must have a source of water available in case the fire starts to spread. YOU
are responsible for any damage as a result of your burning!
FIRE
PROTECTION: Fire protection and emergency medical services are available
through the Aumsville Rural Fire Protection District. Its main office is
located at the corner of 5th and Church Street. For more information, call their
Business Office - 503-749-2894, between 8:00 AM and 4:30 PM, Monday through
Friday. They also have a sub-station in Shaw.
FOOD BANK AND UTILITY ASSISTANCE:
Bethel Baptist Church, 645 Cleveland Street is the site for Marion Polk Food
Share (MPFS) local distribution. If you have a need, their food bank is open
Monday, Wednesday and Thursday from 9 am to noon. They depend on donations.
You can make a donation Monday through Thursday, 9 am – 3 pm. For more
information, you may either call Aumsville Bethel Baptist Church at 503 749-2128
or MPFS at 503 581-3855.
For those residents struggling with
payment of utility bills, contact the following resources for possible financial
assistance:
Adult & Family Services 11656
Sublimity Rd SE, Suite 200 503-769-7439
Santiam Center
Sublimity, OR 97385
Bethel Baptist Church
645 Cleveland Street/PO Box
167 503-749-2128
Pastor Dwight Bales
Aumsville, OR 97325
Stayton Community Action
238 N. 3rd
503-769-3173
Resource Center
Stayton, OR 97383
NEWS MEDIA: The city uses the
Aumsville Newsletter and the weekly editions of the Stayton Mail for its
publications. Aumsville also has access to the Statesman Journal, Oregonian,
and USA Today daily newspapers.
RESTAURANTS: Aumsville offers:
Brewed Awakening Espresso, Figaro's Italian Kitchen,
Hot Shots Espresso, Neufeldt's Restaurant, Pizza
Peddler Restaurant, the Squeeze Inn Tavern/Restaurant, and grocery stores
serving take-out foods.
 SHOPPING
AND BUSINESS: Aumsville has one gas service station mini-mart and three
grocery stores for your convenience. Other businesses include an artist, auto
mechanic, auto restoration, a bank, computer technicians, medical clinic,
veterinarian clinic, manufacturing, hair salons, barber shop, media and
electronic design, recycling, bookkeeping, mini-storage, a fabrication company,
plumbing, heating and construction companies, electrician, hot rod shop, and
many home occupations. A business directory has been included in this
publication for easy reference, or you may contact city hall or the city’s
website (www.aumsville.us)
for updated information.
 SILVER
FALLS TOUR ROUTE AND GOLF: Silver Creek Falls State Park is located about 20
miles from the city. Just follow the “Silver Falls Tour Route” signs for a
scenic tour. This is a favorite picnic and hiking spot for people from all
parts of the state with a beautiful 350' waterfall. There are two golf courses
nearby. The closest is Santiam Golf Club (503-769-3485), near Stayton; or
Elkhorn Valley Golf Course (503-897-3368) near Lyons.
 U.S.
MAIL: Apply at the U.S. Post Office, 320 Main Street, to receive street mail
delivery or rent a post-office box; then notify city hall and all senders of
your mailing address. Local Post Office: (503) 749-9172, US Postal information
number: 800-275-8777.
 UTILITY
SERVICES:
Aumsville
provides its residents with water and sewer services and holds franchises with:
Pacific Power 1‑888‑221‑7070, NW Natural Gas 503‑585‑6611, Wave Broadband Cable
1-888-222-5314, Allied Waste 503‑981‑1278, Frontier Communications
1‑800‑483‑4100 (Phone &
Internet), Meritel Wireless & Internet
Service 971-239-0660, and SCS
503-448-2121 (Phone, Cellular, Long Distance, High Speed Broadband & DIRECTV®).
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