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The successful applicant will fill a vacant Council seat in Ward 3 with a term beginning upon appointment by the City Council and through the seating of the next fully elected Ward 3 representative. A City Council position is vacant due to the resignation of Councilor Jessica Payne, effective February 9, 2026.
Applications OPEN from Monday, March 9th to Friday, March 27th at 5:00 p.m.
The City of McMinnville is participating in a Self-Evaluation and ADA Transition Plan, and we’re looking for your input! We’re evaluating the accessibility of our city-owned facilities, services, and programs to see if they meet the requirements of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA).
We are seeking input from individuals with disabilities, as well as family
members, caregivers, and advocates, to ensure the plan reflects the lived
experience of our community members.
Community Information & Reporting Resources
In light of the recent federal immigration enforcement actions in McMinnville, the McMinnville City Council has prioritized information to help community members understand the City’s role and where to report concerns. The information below explains the City’s role and where to report certain concerns.
Thank you to everyone who participated in the Community Open House on January 24 and to everyone who submitted comments!
We are reviewing the input we received, and will begin developing a draft preferred alternative based on the input we received.
Check back and watch social media for more information and additional opportunities to participate!
Information about the project is also available on iheartmac.org, the City's Public Engagement Platform.
The McMinnville Parks and Recreation Department offers diverse recreational opportunities for McMinnville residents of all ages. These opportunities include aquatic programs, community events and summer concerts, senior/adult programs, special interest classes, and workshops.
Planning for a winter storm event can be difficult. The variations in rate of snowfall, moisture content, air/surface temperatures, micro-climates, time of day and wind velocity make each storm a unique challenge.
It is the goal of this plan to establish general policies and procedures that help make travel within the city as safe as possible and to minimize economic hardship during those events.
The City has completed Phase D 30% Design and Engineering.
WHAT IMPROVEMENTS ARE PLANNED FOR THIRD STREET?
