The intersection of Parrell and Murphy Roads is now closed until the Fall for the installation of a sewer line and construction of a new roundabout that will make one of the most dangerous intersections in the city a lot safer.

The City’s new water filtration plant is complete and in the final testing stages. Soon, water will begin flowing from the newly built Bridge Creek Pipeline to city water customers.

The Bend City Council voted to put a 5-cent per gallon fuel tax on the March 8 ballot.  If approved by voters, the measure would take effect on July 1, 2016. Here’s more information…

For the 10th year, some Bend Firefighters are heading to Seattle for the annual Firefighter Stairclimb event to raise money for the Leukemia / Lymphoma Society.  Here’s their story…

Do you know how to drive in winter weather? Our partners at Deschutes County can help you learn.  Take a look at their skid car training class and see what it takes to stay safe on the roads in the winter…

Bend Fire Rescue recently conducted a dramatic ‘burn to learn’ exercise for new firefighters.  Check out this high intensity training…

Like any city, Bend has its share of parking challenges.  The city is conducting a study on the issue and will hold a public workshop to gather more information on downtown parking…

With freezing temperatures upon us, the City’s Water Conservation Manager has some tips to insure your home’s water pipes will not freeze and burst and be ready for irrigation in the spring.

Winter storms are upon us and the Streets Department has some information and tips to make your winter driving safer.

After 20 years in service, Bend Fire Rescue is replacing six fire engines with new and improved vehicles and the firefighters are eagerly beginning training on some very impressive machines...