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Columbia County Employees partners with American Red Cross to host community blood drive


NEWS RELEASEFor immediate releaseColumbia County Employees partners with American Red Cross to host community blood driveSt.…

Columbia County Transfer Station and the Solid Waste Program partner with Bye Bye Mattress, A Program of the Mattress Recycling Council, for A FREE MATTRESS AND BOX SPRING RECYCLING SPECIAL COLLECTION EVENT ON NOVEMBE


FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASEOctober 27, 2026Columbia County Transfer Station and the Solid Waste Program partner with Bye Bye Mattr…

Columbia County, Oregon, Celebrates One Year of the Reuse Program!


Columbia County, Oregon, Celebrates One Year of the Reuse Program!Reuse Program diverts 100,000 pounds from landfill!ST. HEL…

Columbia County Battery Recycling Drop-off Program


Columbia County Battery Recycling Drop-off Program FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:Columbia County Battery Recycling Drop-off Pro…

Where Does Your Money Go? ----- COLUMBIA COUNTY ASSESSMENT AND TAXATION


2026 Columbia County Assessment & Taxation.....Where Does Your Money Go?

2026 Domestic Violence Action Awareness Month


October 2026 Domestic Violence Action Awareness Month Proclamation If you or someone you know is a victim of Domestic Violen…

Ballot Measure 5-314, Transient Lodging Tax for Columbia County


Columbia County, Oregon Ballot Measure 5-314, Transient Lodging Tax (TLT)For Immediate Release: September 16, 2026, Columbia…

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE   Columbia County Opens Temporary Shelter for Residents Displaced in St. Helens


FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Columbia County Opens Temporary Shelter for Residents Displaced in St. Helens Emergency Mana…

2026 Suicide Prevention Month Proclamation


 2026 Suicide Prevention Month-Proclamation.pdfSeptember is Suicide Prevention Awareness Month — a time to recognize th…

Columbia County, Oregon Reuse Program diverts 81,000 pounds from landfill


Press Release: Columbia County Solid Waste Re-Use Program 9126.pdfColumbia County, Oregon Reuse Program diverts 81,000 poun…

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