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City Services
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- Bids, RFPs & RFQs
- City Code
- Forms & Permits
- Start a Business
- Contracts
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- Project Management Dashboard
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- Departments
- Executive
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- Human Resources
- Library
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Departments
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- Executive
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Community
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- About
- History
- Sweet Home Today
- Email Subscriptions
- Events and Activities
- Art Show in City Hall
- City Calendar
- Community Events
- Downtown Flags
- Sweet Home Farmers' Market
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- Chamber of Commerce
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- Health Services
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- Library
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- Public Safety
- Sweet Home Police Department
- Sweet Home Fire & Ambulance District
- Recreation
- Community Pool
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- City Parks and Trails Directory
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- Apply for a Job
- Apply for a Passport
- Apply for a Special Event Permit
- Watch a Live-stream
- Contact the City
- Submit a Request or Concern
- View Staff Directory
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- Documents & Forms
- View Documents & Reports
- Adopted Budget
- View Forms & Applications
- File a Claim against the City
- Events & Meetings
- View Agendas & Minutes
- View Calendar
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- Report Storm Related Issues
- Report Streetlight Problem
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- Volunteer
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Council Elections
There are four City of Sweet Home City Council terms expiring December 31, 2024, and all four positions are open to candidates interested and qualified to run for City Council. City Council positions are non-partisan. The following four City Council terms expire 12/31/2024:
- Councilor Lisa Gourley
- President Pro Tem Greg Mahler
- Councilor Angelita Sanchez
- Councilor Dave Trask
Per City Charter and per Sweet Home Municipal Code (SHMC), any qualified elector (registered voter) who has resided within the City at least one year immediately before the election, may be nominated for City Council. The election will be held on November 5, 2024, and the three candidates with the highest number of votes will be elected to four-year terms and the candidate receiving the fourth highest number of votes will be elected to a two-year term. City Hall (3225 Main Street) is a ballot drop location for Linn County.
Each Councilor, before entering upon the duties of office, shall take an oath that they will support the constitution and laws of the United States, the constitution and laws of the State of Oregon, the Charter and laws of the City of Sweet Home, and that they will faithfully perform the duties of office.
The filing period for 2024 closed on August 29, 2024. The following candidates have filed for a place on the ballot:
- Matthew S Bechtel
- Dawn C Miller
- Ken Bronson
- Erin Barstad
- Chelsea Augsburger
- Aaron Hegge
- Elaine Evans
- Angelita Sanchez
- Rejeana Hayes
- David L. Lowman
- Brandy Wysong-Frick
- Jennifer Victor
Information regarding the requirements to file and serve may be found in the Candidate Packet file below.
For any questions, you may contact Cecily Hope Pretty, Assistant City Manager Pro Tem, at (541) 367-8969 or cpretty@sweethomeor.gov.