City of Toledo, Oregon Website
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City of Toledo
Welcome to the City of Toledo's new website. Please be patient with us as the website is a work in progress and many of the pages have not been updated or are under construction. Current news and a schedule can always be found on the main page on the left hand side. Articles of interest as well as updates will also be presented on the main page with current contact info as well.
Toledo has a population of approximately 3,680 and is situated on a bend of the Yaquina River and surrounded by wooded hills. Toledo is just seven miles inland from the Central Oregon Coast and the only inland coastal community with a deep water channel. The historic town cascades over the hillsides to the river. The MISSION of the Toledo City Government is to provide efficient, economical and necessary public services that protect and enhance the quality of life in Toledo, now and in the future, as determined by our citizens, the law and available resources. |
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Oregon Main Street Program
Toledo joined the Oregon Main Street Program in 2008. The program is a work plan for revitalization of traditional downtown business districts developed by the National Trust for Historic Preservation. It has been used in more than 1,400 American cities over the last 30 years to improve the vitality of their downtown areas.
What happened to Main Street? Historically, America's Main Streets were intended to be the center of the community's commerce, banking, government and social life. According to the National Main Street Program, "Downtown and neighborhood business districts are no longer the only providers of goods and services to their communities." Easy transport and good roads have encouraged business districts to spread out, creating strip malls and "big box" stores. Technology has made it possible to shop and do business without leaving home. "Main Street needs an ally, an advocate, a leader, and that's where you come in."
The Toledo City Council is creating a Main Street Steering Committee to oversee the efforts of four working committees who will tackle changes to and opportunities of Main Street. The four committees are Organization, Promotion, Design, and Economic Restructuring, corresponding with the "Four-Point Approach" of the Main Street Program. MORE...
News
RFP - Mill Creek Forest Stewardship
Pay Municipal Court Fines Online
Proposed Dog Park
Toledo Industrial Uses/ Comprehensive Plan
Toledo Events
Summer Pool Schedule
Click Here to be added to the City Councils agenda email list.
Breakfast with the Mayor every Tuesday morning, 8:30am at the Main Street Cafe.
Schedule
09/01/10 7p Toledo City Council.
09/08/10 7p Toledo Planning Commission.
09/09/10 6:15p Toledo City Council Worksession.
09/15/10 7p Toledo City Council.
Meeting with Cyclone Marine, Inc. September 30th, 5:30pm, City Hall Council Chambers
View City Council Meetings
View City Council meetings. Peter Vince's video production class will video tape the first and second Toledo City Council meeting each month. The meetings can be viewed on locat TV Channel 4 on the first and third Tuesday at 10 am and on the 2nd and 4th Wednesday at 6pm each month.
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