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The new Mayor and Council have requested that the Limb Trailer be put back in service for a two week period due to the recent storms..
Please remember ONLY LIMBS and NO leaves as we need to take them to different locations. Only load limbs when there is room and do not leave them on the ground.
Location is the same – Public Works Shop at 1008 Celtic behind the school.
Questions? Call City Hall at 541-878-2225.
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One of the most important positions to fill in the City is an open spot on the 2023 City Council.
This position can help to shape the future of the City.
This is a two-year appointment.
Please contact City Hall at 541-878-3757 or email for details and application.
This position will be open for applications from January 5 until January 19 with applications being reviewed by City Council on February 2 at a public meeting at 6 PM at City Hall.
Read MoreAs we slowly get back our email abilities, older emails will not be available, but limited email contact with Staff is now available.
Please call if you are having any difficulties. 541-878-2225.
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Tree Lighting 2022 (Open link)
Special appearances by:
SANTA! And…
Hot Chocolate, Hot Apple Cider, Popcorn,
Hot Coffee, and Treats Galore!
Hosted by:
The City of Shady Cove, Jackson County Library, URCC and Jackson County
Fire District #4
Friday, December 2 at 6PM
Questions:
Call City Hall at: 541-878-2225
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SHADY COVE CITY HALL
Will be closed in observance of
VETERANS DAY
Friday, NOVEMBER 11, 2022
We will reopen regular business hours on
Monday, NOVEMBER 14, 2022 at 8:00 am
We apologize for any inconvenience and wish you a happy and healthy holiday.
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Back 1 hour
Nov 6, 2022 – Daylight Saving Time Ends
When local daylight time is about to reach
Sunday, November 6, 2022, 2:00:00 am clocks are turned backward 1 hour to
Sunday, November 6, 2022, 1:00:00 am local standard time instead.
Sunrise and sunset will be about 1 hour earlier on Nov 6, 2022 than the day before. There will be more light in the morning.
Also called Fall Back and Winter Time.
CALL BEFORE BURNING 541-776-7007
https://www.oregon.gov/odf/fire/pages/fireprevention.aspx
https://www.roguereimagined.org/
Within the last 147 day fire season, there were 240 fires and 21,703 acres burned in Jackson and Josephine counties. Lightning started many of the fires, starting a total of 72 in the area.
Start Preparing Now!
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October 21 – Shady Cove Grade School PTA Carnival 6-9 PM
October 29 – Trail Creek Community Church Harvest Hoopla – 2-4 PM
October 20-31 SOWA Petting Zoo and Trunk’erTreat 5-8 PM
October 30 – Upper Rogue Moose Lodge – 1-3 PM
October 31 – Downtown Shady Cove starting at Pizza at the Cove going to SOWA including Upper Rogue Regional Park overflow parking, corner of Rogue River Dr and Oakridge Dr. Lot of businesses throughout the City participating 5-8 PM
Trail Christian Fellowship Church, 1888 Hwy 62 – Hallelujah Hoedown. Please NO scary costumes or blood or ghouls – 5-7:30 PM
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Citizen Alert System Test to Coincide with
The Great Oregon ShakeOut
JACKSON COUNTY, OREGON — To educate people about responding to earthquakes, Jackson County is observing the Great Oregon ShakeOut on Thursday, October 20th.
Jackson County Emergency Management encourages citizens to get informed, and to prepare, by doing things like signing up for Citizen Alert, forming a plan for safety before an earthquake happens, and learning what to do if one does occur.
“Earthquakes are rare in Southern Oregon,” shares Holly Powers, Jackson County Emergency Manager, “but being ready and having a plan are essential for keeping you and your loved ones safe.”
In conjunction with the Great Oregon ShakeOut, Jackson County will also be testing the Citizen Alert System. Residents with registered Citizen Alert accounts will receive the test between 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. on Thursday, October 20th. The Citizen Alert System will contact you based on the information you have listed in your account, such as by phone call, text, and/or email.
Residents are encouraged to sign up for Citizen Alert at https://jacksoncountyor.org/emergency/Resources/Citizen-Alert
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