City Of Tillamook

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address:210 Laurel Aveune  Tillamook, OR 97141 phone:503-842-2472 fax:503-842-3445 website:City Of Tillamook

Events Calendar

Tuesday, November 17th

Tillamook Urban Renewal Agency Meeting

when:6:00pm, Tillamook, OR
venue:Tillamook Fire District Office

Thursday, December 3rd

Planning Commission Meeting

when:7:00pm, Tillamook, OR
venue:Tillamook City Hall

Monday, December 7th

City Council Meeting

when:7:30pm, Tillamook, OR
venue:Tillamook City Hall

Tuesday, December 15th

Tillamook Urban Renewal Agency Meeting

when:6:00pm, Tillamook, OR
venue:Tillamook Fire District Office

Monday, December 21st

City Council Meeting

when:7:30pm, Tillamook, OR
venue:Tillamook City Hall


Mission:
Continue working for a safe, livable and economically viable community that promotes managed growth while maintaining small town values.

About the City:
The City of Tillamook is located on the northern coast of Oregon next to Tillamook Bay. Tillamook is easily located by traveling 74 miles west of Portland. Tillamook was the first community to be settled in Tillamook County and was first established as a port and logging center and still remains the urban and industrial center of Tillamook County. Tillamook's population is 4,656.

Tillamook first bore the name Hoquarton, believed to be an Indian name meaning "the landing". Later the name was changed to Tillamook, meaning "Land of Many Waters". The first settler to Tillamook was Joseph Champion, who came in 1851 and made his home in a hollow spruce tree he called his "castle". Within months other settlers came and in 1852, the first two families arrived to make their homes. Each successive year brought more families and on December 15, 1853, Tillamook County was created by an act of legislature and in 1891 Tillamook became an incorporated city.