Falls City Resource Center
The Willamette Health Council, Polk County’s Family & Community Outreach, Falls City Thrives as well as several other resident volunteers have opened the Community Resource Center! This center will be a place for everyone! Please stop by and check out the services
Monday - Friday from 8 am to 5 pm with the center being closed for lunch from Noon to 1
City Newsletters
Did you know Falls City puts out a monthly newsletter every month? We do! It is packed with a lot of information regarding the community, events, and all sorts of stuff.
Report Crimes Online
Did you know you can report suspected crimes, drug activity, and submit tips to the Polk County Sheriff's Office online? You can also view crime reports at the same time!
For all of this and more visit: https://www.co.polk.or.us/sheriff/online-services/.
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The Polk County Sheriff's Office non-emergency number is
(503) 623-9251. If you are experiencing an emergency, dial 911.
How can you make a difference?
Volunteer efforts are essential to City governance. There are many exciting opportunities to participate including serving on a committee, attending regular council meetings, and volunteering your time during City events and other volunteer-led projects.
The City is making the necessary steps to facilitate community engagement, even during COVID-19 restrictions. We appreciate all of you and please know that every little bit of time you dedicate to the betterment of Falls City helps tremendously.
Falls City Natural Hazards Mitigation Plan
The city is working with U of O to create a Hazards Mitigation Plan and we need your feedback.
Street Sweeping
Street sweeping takes place on the last Wednesday of each month.
We ask that all cars parked on the following streets are moved off of the street and into driveways:
North Main Street
Mitchell Street (up to 5th Street)
Bridge Street
Parry Road (paved portions)
South Main Street
The History of Falls City
With a generous grant from the State of Oregon and the diligent work of Falls City's Historic Landmark Commission we present to you the Voices of Falls City
NEW Recycling for July 2025
As of July 2025 the NEW recycling parameters will take affect.
Below is a link to the information and a document outlining what will be acceptable to recycle.
• Motor oil: Accepted at the Dallas recycling center.
• Paint: Can be returned to participating retailers through the PaintCare program.
• Other hazardous waste: Accepted at the Salem-Keizer Transfer Station (SKTS).
City Hall
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Monday - Thursday 8:30 a.m-4:00 p.m
City Hall is closed to the public on Friday's
Payments can still be placed in the outside dropbox
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Online bill pay is available through the bill pay portal in the upper right-hand corner.
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Mayor
TJ Bailey
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City Manager
AJ Foscoli
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City Recorder/Finance Supervisor/HR Manager
Jeremy Teal
jteal@fallscityoregon.gov
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Public Works Director
Jon Creekmore
jcreekmore@fallscityoregon.gov​
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Utility Billing
Melanie McCollum
utilitybiller@fallscityoregon.gov
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Code Enforcement
Stefani Burchfield
code@fallscityoregon.gov
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for all other questions please call 503.787.3631
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Thursday, September 18 - Sunday, September 21, 2025 in Independence, OR
Experience The Wall That Heals in Independence, OR, a powerful traveling replica of the Vietnam Veterans Memorial. This free event offers a chance to honor the sacrifices of Vietnam veterans, explore the Education Center, and participate in guided tours. The memorial will be open 24/7 from September 18-21, 2025 (closes Sunday at 2 pm), with a motorcycle escort kicking off the event on September 16, 2025.
The FREE event that will be on display at the Sports Park off Deann Dr. in Independence, OR.
There are sign up sheets at City Hall and The Resource Center if you would like a ride to see the Wall.
We have a generous volunteer to drive the Falls City van to the site on Saturday and Sunday