City of Bend, Oregon

The next stage of the Murphy Crossing project is underway with the construction of the final roadway and new roundabout at Brookswood Blvd…Take a look…

Bend’s two new roundabouts both have multi-lane options…and that’s a little different for some drivers.  Here’s how to choose the correct lane to get to your destination.

The Bridge Creek Pipeline Replacement Project has entered a new phase.  The project will allow the city to continue to serve customers with award-winning, high-quality water.  Here’s what you need to know about the project, and road closures in the area.

It’s time to meet Rony, the Police Department’s newest K9.  Check out some of the training Rony and his handler go through.

Once again Bend firefighters head to the Seattle Stair Climb to raise money for Leukemia and Lymphoma research.   They’ll climb the 69 stories of the Columbia Tower to reach their goal and support one of their own.

The City Council recently passed new water and sewer rate structures.  The new structures mean you’ll only pay for the water you use and conserving could save you money.  For more water saving ideas, visit our website at waterwisetips.org.

A citizen Task Force is studying the issue of vacation home rentals in the city.  They’re scheduled to report back to the City Council later this year with ideas on how to manage the issue.

The new roundabout at 15th Street and Reed Market Road is open and you can’t miss that the remaining section of Reed Market from 3rd to 15th is under construction.  Check out how the project is going…

There’s still work to do, but the Affordable Housing Program at the city has made real progress over the last several years.  Take a look at some of the key projects that are making a difference in our community…

Local leaders have come up with a proposal for Mirror Pond that not only keeps the look of the current pond, but also positions the downtown riverfront for dramatic redevelopment.  Here’s more on the plan and how you can give your opinion…

Affordable housing is a real concern in our community.  Bend 2030 recently completed a forum on this complex issue. Here’s what we learned…

November’s early snow storm stretched the city’s Streets Department to the limit.  It was all hands on deck with crews on the streets 24 hours a day.  Check out how we’re preparing to keep the roads clear for the next storm…

Winter can be tough on our homes.  Frozen pipes can cause a real mess.  Here’s some tips on how you can avoid a water crisis this winter…

The City is embarking on a project to revamp the water rate structure.  The goal is to make rates as fair as possible while providing enough money to maintain a reliable system.  Here’s more on the process and how you can get involved.

Crisis Intervention Training is an important component in both law enforcement and the overall judicial system.  Bend Police officers receive training, and mental health problems are a critical issue for other agencies in Deschutes County.