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• If you would like a copy of the report relating to the independent investigation of the structure located at 950 Jackson Park Road, please contact Debbie Stickney, the City Recorder, at debbie.stickney@troutdaleoregon.gov to request an electronic copy be sent to you.  Please put REPORT REQUEST in the subject line, and your name, mailing address and email address in the body of the message.

   

• 3 Cities Meeting Agenda March 14, 2013
• Budget Committee
• Citizens Advisory Committee
• City Council
• Council Subcommittees
• Historic Landmarks Commission
• Parks Advisory Committee
• Planning Commission
• Public Safety Advisory Committee
• Selection Committee Mtg January 17, 2013
• Urban Renewal Agency
  

04.25.2013 |May/June Champion

04.19.2013 |EPA BROWNFIELD ASSESSMENT GRANT

04.01.2013 |NEW ONLINE OPTIONS!

• Recreation: Online registration starts Tuesday, April 2. Set up your account today!
• Parks & Building Rentals: Coming soon!
  Current reservation options

02.27.2013 |State of the City 2013

02.26.2013 |Community Garden Packet

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Troutdale is a community with a rich historic past. The area at the confluence of the Sandy and Columbia Rivers was "discovered" in the autumn of 1792 by Lt. Broughton and his men. The Crew was traveling aboard a British vessel under command of Captain George Vancouver who was aboard another vessel. They were ascending the Columbia River, when they reached a point just east of the mouth of the Sandy River. This point, immediately across the Sandy River from Troutdale, was named Broughton's Bluff, many years later. Mount Hood, however, was seen and named on this location at that time.

The earliest settlers came in 1850 and 1851. Early donation land claims were filed by John Douglass, D.F. Buxton, Benjamin Hall, Stott and Hicklin. Family records credit David F. Buxton as Troutdale's true founder. He filed a donation land claim in 1853 in the center of...read more

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