NEWSRELEASE

OROVILLE ANNUAL SPRING CLEAN-UP

 

Residents may schedule pickups by contacting City Hall at 476-2926. Pickup date will be Wednesday, April 5^th, 2023.

          The City of Oroville will no longer be accepting regular household garbage, tires, etc.  Burnables  (leaves, tree limbs, grass clippings, etc will be accepted although they must be separated and placed into cardboard boxes, paper bags or plastic bags.  Limbs should be bundled for easy pickup.

 

*Leaves and lawn clippings can always be dumped at the sewer treatment plant located at the south end of Juniper. *

 

In addition to burnables, appliances and some metals will be picked up at no charge. 

 

The Mayor and City Council are encouraging all residents and property owners to take pride in our community by participating in the Spring Clean-up.  Take advantage of this opportunity to cleanup your neighborhood.

 

 

 

 

  

 

 

 

It's "time" to come together..

 

 

Hi everyone! Oroville Streetscape and Oroville Chamber here asking for your help with a project in our downtown! We are excited to announce that an Oroville Town Clock Project has officially been given the go ahead, and therefore it is time for fundraising. Naturally, a town clock would be a useful reference for town citizens, but more importantly it would enhance the central hub of activity providing the town with another “meeting place” landmark…This will be placed in front of Centennial Park, replacing a large tree. Post Clocks are timeless (no pun intended). They first appeared in the US about 1870. Today, the street clock stands as an American tradition. It's a symbol of pride in workmanship, stability, and sense of community. The street clock is both a reminder of our past and will be a legacy for the future. Now, that the clock project is full steam ahead...Oroville Streetscape/ TOI and the Oroville Chamber of Commerce would appreciate any contribution you'd be willing to make. Whether you donate $5 or $500... Every little bit makes an impact and helps offset the costs for this community project, which is to include: - Post Clock - Freight Delivery - Installation - Electrical - Raised Foundation - Landscaping If you prefer to mail a check, please make it out to Oroville Streetscape and mail it to: Oroville Streetscape, PO Box 299, Oroville, WA 98844 (Please write "Town Clock" in the memo) Any funds raised above the clock project expenses will be applied to the projects Streetscape does that beautify downtown. Thank you for your support! Disclaimer: (Photo rendering provided by is only for visual reference and does not accurately show Inscription, final location, landscaping or raised foundation. 

 

 

 

 

  

Public Notice

 

Oroville's Adopt-A-Park Program is a public service program to beautify our city parks and to create and promote neighborhood and community involvement. The AAP (Adopt-A-Park) program encourages volunteers, with the assistance of the City of Oroville and The Oroville Initiative (TOI), to adopt a park in Oroville for regular maintenance and cleanups.

Volunteers identify safety hazards and freely communicate other issues associated with their designated park. The city provides the necessary equipment for the cleanups and a sign at the chosen site recognizing the volunteer group. The program is suitable for community groups, businesses, churches, scouts, students, individual citizens, etc.

Adopt-A-Park Application: Adopt-A-Park_Program_Packet_.pdf

 For more information, or if you have any questions, please contact The Oroville Initiative at orovilleTOI@yahoo.com or visit their website https://www.theorovilleinitiative.com