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0 active membersNext meeting Jul 7, 2026Last meeting Jun 29, 20263 summaries in 90d

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Jun 29, 2026

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Pendleton

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Published May 27, 2026

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Briefing

May 5, 2026

City Council meeting summary

Council adopted amendments to the Housing and Neighborhood Improvement Advisory Committee ordinance, authorized purchase of a 2.731-acre parcel next to the Water Filtration Plant for $68,275 to build sediment ponds, approved consent items including Building Performance Standard service agreements and a utility easement, and heard updates from a state lobbyist and the Pendleton Chamber/Travel Pendleton. A firefighter/paramedic was sworn in and public comment included a proposed homeless shelter concept.

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Briefing

Apr 21, 2026

City Council meeting summary

The Pendleton City Council approved a 120-day temporary moratorium on marijuana business licenses, adopted amendments to the Historic Preservation Commission ordinance, awarded public-works purchase orders for trench backfill rock and asphalt patching, approved a long-term ground lease for the Pendleton Sports Center at the Airport Industrial Park, and authorized Amendment No. 11 with GSI Water Solutions for continued ASR hydrogeologic services and annual reporting. The council held a first reading of an ordinance to create a Housing and Neighborhood Improvement Advisory Committee. Public comment included support for the moratorium; Boy Scout Troop 700 attended.

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Briefing

Apr 7, 2026

City Council meeting summary

The Council swore in Police Chief Tony Nelson and Lieutenant Tyler Reddington. The Council approved a marketing contract covering Pendleton Economic Development, Eastern Oregon Regional Airport, and the Pendleton UAS Range (vote 8-0). Members of the public spoke during community discussion about the moratorium on cannabis businesses. The agenda also included a first reading of an ordinance on the Historic Preservation Commission, bid items for Byers Well and the North Main grind/overlay, and the City Manager report.

2 min readMunicipal coverage