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  1. Astoria Dispatch 911: Elsie Vinemaple RFPD

    Astoria Oregon Emergency Dispatch 911Home 911 Dispatch Links Public Safety Agencies Elsie Vinemaple Rfpd Stacy KellyChief of Police Email Jeremy Hipes Communications ...

  2. Astoria Dispatch 911: Olney Walluski Fire & Rescue

    Astoria Oregon Emergency Dispatch 911Home 911 Dispatch Links Public Safety Agencies Olney Walluski Fire & Rescue Stacy KellyChief of Police Email Jeremy Hipes Communications …

  3. City of Astoria Oregon:

    Astoria City Council is the policy-making body for the City of Astoria. Members of the Council serve four-year terms and on many boards and commissions of the City, other local …

  4. Astoria Fire Department: Intern Firefighters

    503-298-2520 [email protected] Terry CorbitDeputy Chief of Training and Operations 503-298-2523 [email protected] Brian McCarthyDeputy Chief, Fire Marshal - Emergency …

  5. City of Astoria Oregon:

    Advance Astoria: 5-Year Economic Development Strategy - The Community Development Department received a Technical Assistance Grant from the Department of Land Conservation …

  6. City of Astoria Oregon:

    Water Quality Report Facts About Astoria's Water System Facts About the Use of Chlorine in Drinking Water Astoria Water System Master Plan Natural Infrastructure in Oregon

  7. City of Astoria Oregon:

    City of Astoria Public Records Requests Public Records requests are processed in the City Manager’s office. All requests must be submitted via email using this web form which will go to …

  8. Astoria was first incorporated as a city in 1856. During the late 1800s, with its bustling salmon canneries, forest products and shipping industries, Astoria was known as the liveliest boom …

  9. City of Astoria Oregon:

    The City Code is the general and permanent law of the City of Astoria. Topics covered in the City Code range from abandoned vehicles, liquor licenses and noise violations to rabid dogs, weed …

  10. City of Astoria Oregon:

    Severe storms affecting Oregon with snow and ice typically originate in the Gulf of Alaska or in the central Pacific Ocean. These storms are most common from October through March. …