Mayor
Sharon Konopa
541-926-6812
Ward I Councilors
Dick Olsen
541-926-7348
Floyd Collins
541-928-2961
Ward II Councilors
Bill Coburn
541-928-0649
Ray Kopczynski
541-917-0490
Ward III Councilors
Bessie Johnson
541-791-2494
Jeff Christman
541-926-0528
City Manager
Wes Hare 541-917-7505
General Information
541-917-7500
Building Inspection
541-917-7553
Engineering
541-917-7676
Fire (Non-Emergency)
541-917-7700
Library
541-917-7580 (Main)
541-917-7585 (Carnegie)
Municipal Court
541-917-7740
Parks & Recreation
541-917-7777
Planning
541-917-7550
Police (Non-Emergency)
541-917-7680
Public Works Operations
541-917-7600
Transit
541-917-7667
Utility Billing
541-917-7547
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 Children's Performing Arts Series
The Children's Performing Arts Series continues March 3, 10, and 17 at the LBCC Forum.
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Cheers! Albany water scores high in taste test
Albany's drinking
water placed second of 13 entries from throughout western Oregon in the
annual Best-tasting Water contest, sponsored by the Cascade to Coast
subsection of the American Water Works Association. The City of Bend
took first place and the City of Cottage Grove's water was third.
Results were announced in February in Eugene.
According to John
Adams, Cascade to Coast subsection president, "The plaque showing second
place is an award for bragging rights among the communities
participating but it is also a confirmation of the quality of the water
we produce every day. Congratulations to everyone!"
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 Willamette Community Garden ready to grow Willamette
Community Garden, on Main Street near First Avenue, starts its third
growing season this spring. The garden began in 2010 as a
joint effort between members of the Salem / Harrison Neighborhood Watch
group and the City of Albany, with initial funding from the Central
Albany Revitalization Area.
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Flood insurance may pay for damage prevention efforts
Flood policy claims for loss prevention efforts can include
reasonable expenses to buy sand, sandbags, fill for temporary levees,
pumps, and plastic sheeting and lumber used in connection with the other
items.
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 Keeping our water & sanitary sewer system running smoothly
The introduction of various "flushable" products into the
wastewater collection system has changed the characteristics of sewage.
While products such as moist towellettes, facial tissues, feminine
hygiene products, dental floss and cotton swabs will flush down the
toilet, they can hang up in your pipes, the City's sewer system, or
further downstream. For information about what should and should not go
down your drains, click What Not to Flush.
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Also at cityofalbany.net:
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