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Project Overview and Benefits

The Northern Baker Transportation Improvement Plan is a long-range plan that will deliver a community vision for three transportation corridors in order to foster sustainable economic growth and safe, equitable transportation choices:

• 10th Street from Hughes Lane to Broadway Street (US 30)
• Cedar Street from Hughes Lane to Campbell Street
• Hughes Lane from 10th Street to Cedar Street and Pocahontas Road from 10th Street to 17th Street/Chico Street

This area has seen an increase in people walking and biking, and the plan will seek to improve facilities, safety and connections for these users. The plan will also address traffic safety and flow and freight mobility.

The plan will identify a recommended concept design that addresses current deficiencies and meets the need of this important area of the city as we continue to grow and evolve.

You can find more information on this project HERE.

Frequently Requested Documents

  1. Application for City License
  2. Direct Payment Application Form
  3. E-Billing Form
  4. Sidewalk /Street Closure Application 2019
  5. Sidewalk Merchandising Permit (PDF)
  6. Utility Connect Order (PDF)
  7. Snow Plow Routes 2020-2021
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CITY OF BAKER CITY LOCAL MESSAGING ON COVID-19

Businesses affected by this outbreak can stay informed of assistance programs and new regulations by following these links:

Business Oregon:  https://www.oregon4biz.com/Coronavirus-Information/

Oregon Employment Department:  https://www.oregon.gov/employ/Pages/COVID-19.aspx

Stay Informed:

Baker County:  Baker County is the lead on local response. https://www.bakercountycovid19.com/ 

Oregon: The Oregon Health Authority leads the state response. 

United States: The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention leads the U.S. response

World Health Organization: The World Health Organization guides the global response.

Governor’s Office, State of Oregon

A History of Early Baker City

A History of Early Baker City: 1862-1910, written by Gary Dielman, will provide you with a brief look into Baker City's earliest days, historic buildings and community leaders. A History Of Early Baker City.  


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