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This location offers a highly used RV sewage dumping station, restrooms (open year-round), picnic tables and serves as a stopover break for those traveling through.  

Orchard Park is also home to Farmers Market that is held on Wednesday evening during the summer months.

System Reliability

Even with a modern and well-maintained system, we still occasionally experience a service interruption. Although long duration outages are rare, be prepared. Put together an emergency kit that is easily accessible in case of a lengthy power outage or other natural event. Supplies should include a flashlight, lantern, bottled water, easy to prepare food items, and a first aid kit. Many cordless phones do not work during outages. Have access to a conventional or cell phone.

Contact the pro shop at 541-938-7284 for more information about golf tournaments. 

If you are planning to build a new electric service or upgrading an existing electrical service, please complete the Electric Load Data Form and submit to City Light & Power. Our engineering personnel will work with you to design the installation necessary to service the new service. For additional information review the New Electric Service Getting Stated Guide.

Click here for New Electric Service Getting Started Guide

Gillette & Weiler Golf Shop

The shop carries the latest in golf technology, woods, irons, hybrids, wedges and putters; accessories include golf balls, golf bags, gloves, head covers, golf caps & hats, divot repair tools, tees, and more.

There is a limited supply of Milton-Freewater Golf Course logoed products which include golf balls, caps & hats, and golf towels.

Club repair services are available too.

MAXIMUM OF 4 PEOPLE PER TEE TIME INCLUDING NON-PLAYERS

Garbage Day Map

2025 Spring Cleanup Event: April 11 & 12

Event Flyer - English             Event Flyer - Spanish

Yantis park is home to our Joe Humbert Family Aquatic Center which operates during the summer when school is out (see Aquatic Center page for more information). 

Our Wastewater Treatment Facility is located at 640 County Road.  This location is off limits and entry is prohibited to customers and citizens.  Please check in at the Public Works Office if you have business pertaining to wastewater.

As with all our services, we aim to provide reliable services within our permitted parameters.  Our facilities are highly monitored and regulated in accordance with the rules and regulations as well as the employment of full-time staff that are certified through the Oregon DEQ to operate our system. 

New Street Opening Permit and Fees!  See revised street opening permit form below.

2024 Leaf Collection Flyer & Map

The City’s street revenues are primarily derived from gas tax collected by the State of Oregon and distributed on a per capital basis.

Our City water system is provided with water from seven (7) city-owned deep basaltic wells. Water is pumped from our wells to one of three water storage reservoirs. From there it enters the distribution system. We maintain approximately 39.5 miles of water distribution lines. Our system provides high quality potable water that is sufficient in quantity for drinking, residential, commercial, industrial customers as well as meeting the fire protection needs of our community.