Links & Resources

Below are helpful links that may assist you in your search for information on various subjects.

WILDFIRE RESOURCES

Please visit the Linn County Wildfire Recovery Resources Page for information on what to do after a wildfire.

Visit Santiam Canyon Wildfire Relief for information on how to make donations for relief efforts for those affected by the Beachie Creek/Santiam Fire in the Canyon area.

Other Wildfire Resources Include:

• Post Fire Aerial Photography
• FEMA ASSISTANCE FOR WILDFIRES & STRAIGHT LINE WINDS
• DISPLACED VOTER INFO
• COMMUNITY SERVICES CONSORTIUM - HOUSING ASSISTANCE
• COMMUNITY SERVICES CONSORTIUM - WILDFIRE RESOURCES
• What To Do After a Wildfire

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• Mill City Post Office
• North Santiam Chamber of Commerce
• Linn County                    
• Marion County
• State of Oregon
• Noxious Weeds
• Native Vegetation
  • Native Plant Society of Oregon
  • State of Oregon Plan Conservation Program
• Habitat Restoration
  • Links & Resources
• Water Conservation
  • Environmental Protection Agency Water Conservation
  • Water Use it Wisely
• Streetlight Outages
  • Pacific Power Streetlight Reporting
• Drinking Water Info
  • Assessment & Water Quality Monitoring

Mill City Utility Companies

Waste Water Task Force/North Santiam Sewer Authority

Are you interested in the status of the possible formation of a Sewer Authority for the upper canyon communities of Mill City, Gates, Detroit and Idanha?  The link above will take you to the North Santiam Sewer Authority website.  Questions or request for information should be directed to the Task Force via the "Contact Us" link on their website.

Federal Emergency Management Agency Floodplain Map

Use the link above to go directly to the FEMA Floodplain Map then use the search function to enter any address to determine the floodplain status.

The Santiam Canyon Resource Guide (Below) is a list of frequently requested numbers provided by the Canyon Collaborative, a local group that exists to explore and enhance services to families and individuals in the canyon communities through coordination and collaboration with all local non-profits.