The Toledo City Council is comprised of a Mayor, elected to serve a two-year term and six Council Members, each elected to serve four-year terms. Per the Toledo City Charter the City Council is the policy-making body of the City and serves as the link between the residents of Toledo and their municipal government. The City Council is responsible for:
- Enacting and amending City laws
- Adopting the City’s Budget
- Appointing citizen boards, committees and commissions and
- Providing guidance and direction for actions which affect the quality of life in Toledo.
CITY COUNCIL MEETINGS
Toledo City Council meetings are a great source of information about what is happening in Toledo. Please join the meeting and see what the Council Members are doing.
Typically the City Council meets in the Council Chambers located at City Hall, which is handicap accessible. The Toledo City Council meets regularly on the first (1st), third (3rd) and fourth (4th) Wednesday of every month beginning at 6:00 p.m.
However, the meeting schedule and location are subject to change. For up to date information, visit the meetings page or contact Toledo City Hall at 541-336-2247 extension 2060.
CITY COUNCIL MEMBERS
| Council Position | Seat # | Term | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Mayor Tracy Mix | Jan./2025 - Jan./2027 | tracy.mix [at] cityoftoledo.org (tracy[dot]mix[at]cityoftoledo[dot]org) | |
| Council President Eric Chambers | 2 | Jan./2023 - Jan./2027 | eric.chambers [at] cityoftoledo.org (eric[dot]chambers[at]cityoftoledo[dot]org) |
| William Riley III | 1 | Jan./2025 - Jan./2029 | william.riley [at] cityoftoledo.org (william[dot]riley[at]cityoftoledo[dot]org) |
| Vacant | 4 | Jan./2023 - Jan./2027 | |
| Jackie Kauffman | 3 | Jan./2025 - Jan./2029 | jackie.kauffman [at] cityoftoledo.org (jackie[dot]kauffman[at]cityoftoledo[dot]org) |
| Andrew Keating | 5 | Jan./2025 - Jan./2029 | andrew.keating [at] cityoftoledo.org (andrew[dot]keating[at]cityoftoledo[dot]org) |
| Jackie Burns | 6 | Jan./2023 - Jan./2027 | jackie.burns [at] cityoftoledo.org (jackie[dot]burns[at]cityoftoledo[dot]org) |
Values Statement
- Respect - We embrace the worth and dignity of everyone
- Integrity - We earn trust with honesty and transparency
- Accountability - We own our words, actions, successes and failures
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SUPPORTING DOCUMENTS
CITY COUNCIL GOALS
The mission of the Toledo City Government is to provide efficient and necessary public service that protect and enhance the quality of life in Toledo, now and in the future, as determined by our citizens, the law and available economic resources.
Annually, goals are adopted by the Toledo City Council to guide the Council’s work through the fiscal year, and to give direction to staff on the prioritized projects they will undertake in this fiscal year.
In pursuing all these Goals, the Council and Staff consider and pursue sustainable products, services, and programs, reflecting the three legs of sustainability: environmental, economic, and social.
2025-2026 GOALS
- To enhance and sustain public infrastructure and facilities by implementing plans for parks, storm water, and street improvements, upgrading water lines, improving fire infrastructure, and evaluating the City fleet in order to create a safe, efficient, and sustainable environment for residents and visitors.
- The City will focus on advancing technology while simultaneously implementing measures to ensure security and redundancy.
- To sustain and expand an inclusive and welcoming work environment, with a focus on enhancing retention rates.
- Enhance civic engagement and transparency by implementing a comprehensive community outreach program fostering open communication, educating residents about government initiatives, and actively involving community members in decision-making processes to achieve effective local governance.
- Improve emergency preparedness by updating our Emergency Operations Plan by the end of the fiscal year.
- Encourage economic development by developing barrier reducing policies and plans to attract business investments, obtaining grants for commercial rehabilitation, and to support housing development.
Toledo City Hall
206 N. Main Street
Toledo, OR 97391