Public Works

The City of Woodburn Library Chiller Replacement Project consists of the Acquisition and Installation of a chiller and coordinating with the City’s DDC vendor integrating into the Automated Logic front end.

You have probably noticed the cutting down/removal of trees along Front St downtown. These trees were removed due to the damage they sustained from the ice storm that occurred in February. Sadly, most of these trees were not expected to survive. Additionally, in some areas, tree roots have been displacing the pavers and creating trip hazards for pedestrians.
 

The City of Woodburn Museum & Theater Renovation Project consists of adding new compliant toilet rooms, new wall, ceiling and floor finishes, new lighting and miscellaneous upgrading of the Woodburn Museum and Theater.

The City is Pleased to Announce the Woodburn 50/50 Sidewalk Repair Program!

PROGRAM BACKGROUND:

The City of Woodburn recognizes the need to maintain sidewalks is necessary to protect the health, safety, and welfare of residents and visitors. We also recognize that residents love Woodburn’s mature street trees throughout the city. However, roots from these beautiful trees can cause significant damage to sidewalks.  Therefore the City has developed the Woodburn 50/50 Sidewalk Repair Program.

The City of Woodburn is requesting proposals, from qualified firms, for providing a replacement for the library chiller.
A successful firm will be selected based upon the following criteria: 1) Qualifications to perform the scope of services; 2) Prior work experience performing the scope of services; 3) Demonstrated understanding of the scope of services required; 4) References from other communities receiving services; 5) Fee schedule for providing scope of services; and 6) Overall best value to the City.

Sealed bids for the Sixth Street Sanitary Sewer Replacement Project will be received by the City of Woodburn, OR at City Hall Annex, 190 Garfield St. until 2:00 PM, Thursday, January 14, 2021 and will thereafter be publicly opened and read.

Winter averaging months are here! Conserve water now to obtain your best possible residential sewer rate for 2024.

Residential sewer rates are recalculated every year based on a customer’s average water consumption during the “Service Periods” for January, February and March.  We call this a “winter average,” and it is your fixed sewer rate for the rest of the year.  This means that the sewer portion of a customer’s bill will not increase in the summer months due to sprinkling, car washing and filling of swimming pools. 

The City of Woodburn requests proposals, from qualified firms or individuals, for furnishing professional services to execute a comprehensive all-hazards physical and cyber security risk and resiliency assessment of all City of Woodburn water system assets. The intent is to maintain compliance with §2013 of America’s Water Infrastructure Act of 2018.