PUBLIC NOTICE: The Oregon Water Resources Department is proposing a 35% reduction in groundwater pumping over the next 24 years to stabilize groundwater levels . This would end up with the state regulating all of Harney County residents' water usage. These policies will have a significant impact on all of Harney County and it's economy. Lets make our voices heard!
The City of Burns currently has a City Council position open. If you are interested, please write a Letter of Interest on why you would like to be on the Burns City Council and drop it off with the staff at City Hall or email it to the City Manager Judy Erwin at jerwin@cityofburnsor.gov or the City Clerk Tiffany Leffler at tleffler@cityofburnsor.gov. Thank you and have a great weekend!
Ready to Fly?! Fuel before you go! Burns just lowered its fuel prices to encourage your summer adventures!
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PUBLIC NOTICE: Portland State University will be back this Thursday through Saturday to complete the income surveys for the City of Burns. If they left a survey, info sheet, and postage-paid return envelope in a bag on your door last time, you can put it out for them to pick up this time so they wont have to bug you. Thank you for your assistance in this matter. It is greatly appreciated and very helpful to our commitment.
The City of Burns would like to recognize the Burns Fire Chief Scott Williamson as well as the Burns Fire Department for all the hard work they have done over the last 3 years to acquire this new Type 3 Engine for the Burns Fire Department and the City of Burns. It was a grant that was acquired through the Oregon State Fire Marshal's Engine Program. This is a huge accomplishment and it will help them to keep our community even more safe than they already do. Awesome job Fire Chief Scott Williamson and Burns Fire Department! She's a beast!