The city’s Geographic Information System (GIS) is an integral part of city operations at “nearly every level,” said Jason Canady, director of Public Works at a meeting of the city council Wednesday, Sept. 18. Read on...

New stop signs will soon be put in place at a precarious intersection with a history of dangerous accidents. Read on...

New playground equipment recently installed at Reinhart Volunteer Park is designed to promote connective play for children and parents. Donated to the city by Playcraft Systems (formerly Krauss Craft), Read on...

Information Coordinator Steven Sabel has joined the administration department of the City of Grants Pass. Read on...

The City of Grants Pass is looking for a Utility Worker III to join the Public Works Distribution Division. Read on...

The current fire danger level is now Low, due to the recent cool and wet weather. Read on...

City Manager's Weekly Report for the week ending September 13, 2019. Additional Info...

This week, Zones 3, 8, 11, & 13 will be swept. Read on...

The City of Grants Pass invites you to apply for the position of Police Officer. This recruitment is to create an eligibility list for future openings. Read on...

The City of Grants Pass is looking for a Records Specialist to join Public Safety. Read on...

City of Grants Pass Notice of System Development Charge Draft Report Read on...

Construction continues on the pedestrian sidewalk ramps at 10th and “A” Streets. Read on...

Applications are being accepted for a position on the Committee on Public Art due to a resignation. Read on...

Read about the proposed fire district and other topics in this month's newsletter. Read on...

The City of Grants Pass hereby issues public notice, pursuant to ORS 223.304, of its intent to consider changes in its water, wastewater, and stormwater system development charges Read on...

The City of Grants Pass is still accepting applications to fill a vacancy on the Collaborative Economic Development Committee. Read on...

If approved by vote, the Grants Pass Fire Rescue Services District would provide a permanent funding solution for Public Safety’s delivery of service and would allow the City to eliminate the temporary funding of the Public Safety Levy. Read on...

The City's annual Water Quality Report is now ready for viewing. Read on...