2023 Santiam Magazine

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Exceptional health care close to you

Santiam Hospital & Clinics promote healthy living by empowering our patients to embrace a healthy lifestyle.

Family Medicine Clinics in Aumsville, Mill City, Stayton and Sublimity.

Santiam General Surgery Clinic offers open and laparoscopic repair of a wide range of conditions as well as upper endoscopies and diagnostic and preventative colonoscopy

provides broad-based cardiac care including echocardiography, nuclear medicine, and stress testing plus management of heart failure, lipids, anticoagulation, coronary artery disease, peripheral vascular disease, valvular heart disease and arrhythmia.

is a premier comprehensive orthopedic practice offering the latest surgical and non-surgical treatments such as total joint replacement, PRP therapy, sports medicine, fracture management and arthroscopic surgery.

Pulmonary Clinic & Sleep Center treats a full range of pulmonary disease including COPD, asthma, and lung disease. Our full-service Sleep Disorder Center treats individuals ranging from adult to twelve months of age.

Obstetrics Care including midwifery and lactation consultation. Family Birth Center has compassionate, highly-trained RNs, labor tubs and OHSU NICU Telemedicine Support.

Emergency Room 24 Hours a Day, 7 Days a Week with short wait times.

The three R’s of the Santiam Canyon region traditionally have been recreation, relaxation and resources. After the devastating wildfires of 2020 they became recover, rebuild and renew.

Recovery has been an ongoing process, but Canyon Strong, our communities have added a fourth R: resilience!

With determination, persistence, and assistance from the federal level with FEMA, the state, Marion and Linn counties, the Santiam Service Integration Team, Santiam Canyon Wildfire Relief Fund, Santiam Long Term Recovery Group, and SEDCOR’s Santiam Rebuild Coalition recovery continues.

Those who lost homes, businesses, and their sense of security to the flames are finding ways to rise again. Local organizations are undergoing a revitalization, too. They are resuming favorite events and welcoming new members and projects.

The fire-scarred landscape continues to show signs of renewal. There’s green on the forest floor and in the branches of trunkblackened trees. Plots are cleared of rubble. More parks have reopened. Community activities are reviving.

Revisioning town halls are being held to gather citizen input on ways to move forward. Signs of construction dot the landscape. Businesses have pivoted, focusing on what they can do rather than what was lost.

The North Santiam Chamber of Commerce invites you to join in the excitement of resurgence. Enjoy the Santiam 2023 magazine. It’s a great reference tool for what makes our communities strong.

Attractions & Communities

Cover: Detroit Lake with Mt. Jefferson in the background. Photo by Janet Patterson.

Finishing the job Santiam Canyon continues to rally from wildfires

By James Day

Time plays tricks on us. A huge forest of mature Douglas firs is a marvel to behold, but there are no 17th Century photos of what the forest looked like when it was growing and developing. We don’t always see the steps along the way that led to and produced the marvels.

Forests don’t rebound overnight from something as devastating as the 2020 Labor Day wildfires. Ditto for communities such as those in the Santiam Canyon. Sometimes it’s baby steps, like the promise shown by a seedling sprouting in a scorched section of the Santiam State Forest. Sometimes it’s a big move, like the $12 million state appropriation that will play a key role in helping Canyon families rebuild. But they add up, they all contribute to that sum of light.

The Beachie Creek and Lionshead fires scorched 400,000 acres, destroyed more than 1,500 structures and virtually leveled Detroit and Gates, with Mill City, Idanha and Lyons suffering moderate to extensive damage. Five people were killed.

Here are some glimpses of a region resurgent, one in which you have to forget about returning to normal and instead accept the new normal, a new normal that reflects the continuing resilience of the Canyon and its residents.

Housing

The $12 million in state money, awarded by the Oregon Housing and Community Services, is part of $150 million in state funding

approved by the Legislature as part of House Bill 5006, a supplemental state budget appropriations measure that took effect July 1, 2021.

The new money will target those in the Canyon who still are looking to rebuild, a number that has been steadily dropping. According to case management data compiled by Santiam Hospital, 470 Canyon homes were lost in the 2020 fires. A total of 252 families have rebuilt or relocated. A total of 107 households are currently working with case managers, with 91 homeowners currently rebuilding and 16 renters in search of units to rent. It’s that last 107 that the $12 million is going to be used to assist.

“This is likely the biggest news for Santiam Canyon wildfire recovery efforts since the fires were put out,” said Deana Freres, board president of the Santiam Long Term Recovery Group.

OHCS has restricted the funds to families whose income does not exceed 120% of the area median income. The median household income in the Canyon is approximately $68,000. Thus, 120% of that figure, or the maximum allowable under the program, would be $81,500.

The income level required for the funding proved to be a challenge during discussions on terms between the county and the OHCS, said Danielle Bethell, Marion County commissioner.

“We have been in discussions with OHCS since April of 2021 on these funds,” she said. “It has

THE MAGIC TRAIL, WHICH IS LESS THAN 2 MILES FROM HIGHWAY 22, IS PART OF THE EXTENSIVE TRAIL SYSTEM AT THE SANTIAM HORSE CAMP, AN OREGON DEPARTMENT OF FORESTRY PROPERTY.

PHOTO: JAMES DAY

A DOUGLAS FIR SEEDLING IS SHOWN SPROUTING UP AT A DEMONSTRATION AREA OF THE SANTIAM STATE FOREST NEAR FERN RIDGE. PHOTO: JAMES DAY

been a long and grueling process. Originally, OHCS only wanted to serve up to 80% AMI (approximately $54,500), which was not and is not sufficient for our neighbors in the Canyon. Our persistence is paying off and we will be able to help far more of the remaining wildfire survivors get back into permanent, stable housing.”

Mill City

Two of the biggest post-fire housing developments are targeted for Mill City, the 66-unit Santiam Meadows affordable housing project on 15 acres west of town and south of Highway 22. A nearby 4.3 acre plot is scheduled for 54 apartments/townhouses in the Greenlight development.

Forests and parks

Santiam State Forest officials have planted 3 million trees, mainly Douglas firs, with lumber firms, individual property owners and volunteer parties adding to that total. The Oregon Department of Forestry has supervised the salvage-logging of 57 million board feet in the 48,000-acre forest.

Each year a park re-opens or resumes access to previously closed areas or amenities across a wide range of jurisdictions: the ODF, Marion County, the Bureau of Reclamation, Oregon State Parks,

the U.S. Forest Service and individual Canyon towns.

The Santiam Horse Camp (ODF) above Gates is back to offering its popular equestrian campsites and trail system. Fishermen’s Bend (BLM) near Mill City just opened more day-use activities. Fox Creek, Humbug and Elk Lake (USFS) have reopened in the

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NEW HOMES CONTINUE TO FILL IN THE GAPS CREATED IN DETROIT BY THE 2020 WILDFIRES. PHOTO: JAMES DAY continued next page

The North Santiam River Country Visitor

Willamette National Forest. Marion County hopes to reopen its Bear Creek and Salmon Falls facilities toward the end of the year, timed to coincide with the county’s ending the access restrictions to roads into the North Fork/Elkhorn area.

Detroit

The town which suffered perhaps the greatest fire damage, continues to fight back. New homes continue to spring up, a new restaurant, the Mountain House Diner, has opened, and the city is about to close the books on a massive land use code revision with planning assistance from the Mid-Willamette Valley Council of Governments.

Marion County economic development officials are assisting with a proposed project to dredge under the city’s two marinas, reducing the times during the year in which the water level at Detroit Lake is too low to operate. The target date for completing the project is December 2026.

Gates

Voters overwhelmingly supported a measure that will continue a property tax levy for fire service. The four-year levy, backed by 77% of fire district voters, runs through June 2027 and will raise approximately $272,000. The money will pay for operating costs for the district’s emergency services as well as the upgrade of district vehicles and equipment.

since 1977

The levy is scheduled to raise $65,561 in the 2023-24 fiscal year, $67,200 in 2024-25, $68,880 in 2025-26 and $70,602 in 2026-27.

Lyons

Freres Engineered Wood, the Canyon’s largest employer, continues to represent the region well as it moves into its second 100 years of operations. Freres used its innovative mass plywood panel technology to build a viewing platform at the annual Mass Timber Conference in Portland, participated in a high-profile San Diego exercise testing the seismic safety of 10-story wood buildings and is in the home stretch in its project to produce an all-wood roof for a new terminal at Portland International Airport.

since 2003

FRERES PLYWOOD PLANT IN MILL CITY.

PHOTO: FRERES ENGINEERED WOOD PRODUCTS

Your Chamber

P.O. Box 222 Mill City, OR 97360 503-897-5000 www.nschamber.org director@nschamber.org

Join the Chamber

Membership starts at just $100 a year! All members receive premium listings in our annual directory (this publication), and are also listed online at www.nschamber.org/ directory. Upper level members receive much more! Visit www.nschamber.org/join to find out how your business can benefit from joining the Chamber.

Find Us on Facebook

www.Facebook.com/NorthSantiamChamber

Honoring Community Service

In April the Chamber recognizes the outstanding community and business leaders in the North Santiam Canyon. Nominations accepted in every January for Business of the Year, Non-Profit of the Year, Community Improvement Award and more! Sponsored by Pacific Power & Santiam Hospital & Clinics Info: 503-897-5000.

Creating Community Celebrations

The Chamber strives to bring together a variety of community interests with festivals at Kimmel Park traditionally presented in association with Santiam Hearts to Arts, and KYAC 90.1 FM and sponsored by Santiam Hospital.

Serving Youth While Having Fun

The Mike Long Youth Benefit Golf Tournament is Saturday, Septem-

Chamber Board of Directors

President: Rex Mittelstaedt Rex Images Promotions

503-897-2691 • rex@reximages.com www.reximages.com

Vice President: Ryan Steele

Weddle Funeral Service

503-769-2423 • rusteeler08@yahoo.com www.weddle-funeral.com

Secretary: Lisa Follis

Santiam Canyon School District

503-897-2321 • lisa.follis@santiam.k12.or.us

ber 16, 2023 at Mallard Creek Golf & RV Resort in Lebanon. This annual event has raised over $250,000 for local youth groups and scholarships. Players and sponsors are always welcome. This event is organized by friends and family of Chamber Past President Mike Long in his memory, and sponsored by Santiam Hospital and Freres Engineered Wood. To register: www.ybgolf.com

Networking After Hours - Quarterly

Thursdays 6-8 pm. Join the local business community at one of these fun evening networking events. We’re here to help business and non-profit representatives get together for better exposure of their programs and goals. Attendees come from all walks of the business spectrum and you might be surprised to learn just how active your neighbors are in the community! Dates TBA, events happen bi-monthly. https://nschamber.org/networking/ or 503-897-5000.

Find Local Events

Looking for something to do? Visit our online events calendar at www.nschamber.org/events for local happenings! Organizing an upcoming event? Send us your information to director@nschamber.org and we’ll post it for free!

Treasurer: Nancy Jankowski

Community Advocate nanjjan@gmail.com

Past President / Director at Large: Sandy Lyness

Sandy Lyness Real Estate Investments, LLC 503-551-2645 • sandylyness@yahoo.com sandylynessrealestate.com

Director at Large: Gina Brewster

Mill City / Gates Storage

American Calf Products

209-996-5668 • gina@americancalf.com

Director at Large: Dave Valencia State Farm Insurance

503-769-1800 • www.davevalencia.com

dave.valencia.b8eg@statefarm.com

Director at Large: Michelle Gates

Community Advocate

503-979-2208 • Michellegates1@live.com

Director at Large: Herman Frieden

503-897-3253 • 503-927-5786

hlf.metalart@yahoo.com

Chamber Liaison: Mollie Richardson

503-897-5000 • director@nschamber.org

Many of our programs are run exclusively by local people who reserve five hours a month to help grow our community Chamber board meetings are held by conference call, or in person, on the third Thursday of the month, from 8:30 – 10 a.m. To join in email director@nschamber.org, call 503-897-5000. Visit our website at www.nschamber.org/ about for more information. Help us make our community a better place to live and thrive!

Association of Northwest Steelheaders

Ours is one of the oldest conservation organizations in the Pacific Northwest. It was founded in 1960 and has 12 chapters in Oregon and Washington. The Salem Chapter meets on the third Tuesday of the month at 7 p.m. at Keizer City Hall, 930 Chemawa Road, Keizer. Meetings feature guest speakers and fishing guides with how-to programs and presentations. Volunteer activities center around the preservation of local fisheries, parks and youth fishing programs. Contact Mile Ferris, 971-2733422 or salemnwsteelheaders.org.

Canyon Catalysts

The Canyon Catalysts are residents who help keep Mill City a wonderful place to live. Join neighbors in promoting, preserving, and revitalizing its quality of life by beautifying our public spaces. We work in small groups and independently. There are a variety of ways to participate. See the City of Mill City website, “Volunteer Opportunities” tab for contacts.

Canyon Gleaners

Gleaners is a non-profit self-help food program. It is not a food bank or emergency food provider. The mission is “To give a hand up to those struggling to put food on the table for themselves and their families. This is made possible by participating in gleaning activities, allowing them dignity and self-respect in the knowledge that they are helping themselves as well as others in the community.” All board members are volunteers. Membership is based on household size and runs from $10 per month to $30, for families of 10 or more. Volunteers are in the warehouse 11 a.m to 1 p.m. Wednesday and 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Thursday, in the back of Stewart’s Hall, 150 SW Broadway, Mill City.

Canyon Service Center

Formerly the Canyon Senior Center, the CSC was established in 1994 to provide opportunities for people over 50 to socialize, learn, and serve the community. The CSC offers such opportunities to members and non member volunteers. Located at 844 S. First St. in Mill City, the CSC is funded through donations, including recyclable cans and bottles, and used clothing (deposit in parking lot shed). It loans donated medical equipment and is always in need of wheelchairs and commodes in good condition. https://www.facebook.com/groups/cscmillcity, 503-897-4176, or email cscmillcity@gmail.com.

City of Lyons

Lyons is a local government serving the citizens of Lyons. Residents may volunteer to serve on the city council, planning commission, budget committee or library board or volunteer at the Lyons Public Library. The city holds an annual city-wide cleanup day in May; volunteers are welcome. Contact: Micki Valentine, 503-859-2167.

City of Mill City

Mill City is the largest of the communities located in the North Santiam Canyon. Located at the base of the Cascade Foothills, it is rich in logging and mill history and offers many outdoor recreational opportunities including fishing, rafting, kayaking and more. The historic Phoenix Column Railroad Bridge spans the North Santiam River. It provides a beautiful view of Mill City Falls, where salmon and steelhead spawn each year. Contact: City Hall, Stacie Cook, 503-897-2302 or scook@ci.mill-city.or.us Facebook: City of Mill City, Oregon or www.ci.mill-city.or.us

Fourth of July Committee

In 1956, Mill City held its first “organized” July Fourth celebration, Its first “organized” parade was held in 1959. The Fourth of July Committee filed for 501(c)(3) status in 2019, and every year a small group of volunteers meets to plan a celebration. Festival grounds are in Mill City’s Kimmel Park. Food, craft vendors and entertainment, plus a parade and fireworks by Mill City Volunteer Fire Department, bring many visitor. Events have included a Mutt Show, horseshoe and softball tournaments, a Fun Run

and old-fashioned family games. The committee is always looking for volunteers and ideas. Contact: info@ci.mill-city. or.us

Meals on Wheels

Meals on Wheels is open to people who would like to serve the seniors in the Mill City community. It’s a great way to learn about the Canyon. We’d love to talk with you. If you would like to be a part of the Meals on Wheels program, call Carmen Martinez, site manager, 503-897-2204.

Mill City / Gates Community Assistance Center

Our food bank has been helping Canyon residents for more than 30 years. Food is given out twice each week and financial help in emergency situations is coordinated through the Ministerial Association. Volunteer opportunities always exist, whether sorting incoming food or arranging for distribution. A volunteer board welcomes new members. Contact: Susann Heller-Ivers, 503-897-2177 or Dan Lemke, 503-302-7754.

Mill City Library

The library is dedicated to providing services to the Santiam Canyon. Located on Broadway next to the Mill City Presbyterian Church, it started in the 1980s, and has been in its current location since 2015. Volunteers work morning or afternoon shifts providing books and access to WiFi computers and printers. The book collection is made up of donations as well as titles purchased by the library: Westerns, Mystery and Suspense, and “Cozys” along with a selection of children’s books and paperbacks. To volunteer, stop by when the Welcome sign is out. It was originally a project of the Women’s Club, Barbara Alexa and Wilma Shepherd heading up the project. Volunteers continue their tradition.

Mill City Lions Club

Our small but active club open to anyone who has a heart to serve others. The Lions’ motto has always been “We Serve”. The club areas of emphasis are sight, hearing, and diabetes. As seriously as we take our mission in the Canyon, we don’t take ourselves all that seriously. If you need a little more fun in your volunteering, come check us out! Contact Sandy Lyness, 503551-2645; Dan Lemke, 503-302-7754; Steve Dougherty, 503-566-8899.

Mill City Odd Fellows

Our priority has been maintaining the Mill City Odd Fellow building – our largest asset – for uses that assist children, the elderly and everyone, in that order. It provides space for other nonprofit organizations and for community use. Users include The Canyon Gleaners, SKATE (Santiam Kids and Tourism Effort), Mill City Fourth of July Committee, Hearts2Arts and KYAC radio and the Santiam Canyon Chorus, as well as Young Life. The building’s future is to serve for community and private events. Contact: Tony Trout, 503-910-6414 or tonyltrout@gmail.com.

Neighborhood Watch

Mill City residents work with the Linn County Sheriff’s Office to keep neighborhoods safe. Volunteers meet, share concerns and pass on information to LCSO. Watch-area leaders meet with the LCSO Liaison Officer. The watch helps neighbors connect with and look out for each other. Mill City residents on the Marion County side are included. Contact: Michael Mattingly, LCSO, 541-917-9182; Dawn Plotts, Mill City Police

Commissioner, 503-551-6473.

North Santiam Chamber of Commerce

Through networking events and programs, the North Santiam Chamber of Commerce is dedicated to facilitating the growth and protection of commerce in the Santiam Canyon. A volunteer board helps business owners, nonprofits and local government work together. All businesses, organizations and individuals interested in supporting the Santiam Canyon community are encouraged to join. A variety of membership levels are available. Keep up with activities by visiting Facebook at northsantiamchamber. Contact: 503-897-5000 or www.nschamber.org

North Santiam Historical Society / Canyon Life Museum

The North Santiam Historical Society is a 501(c)(3) organization made up of those who are interested in preserving and sharing the rich history of the North Santiam Canyon. The museum contains exhibits, artifacts, documents, photographs and stories of people who settled in the area. The Kalapoois, migrants from the United States, immigrants from throughout the world, lumber barons, railroad promoters, miners, loggers and famers all contributed to the history of the Canyon. The museum is open during the summer and by appointment. Contact: Carol Cree, 503-897-2876, Frances McGuire, 503-897-2816 or Melody Munger, 603-910-3429.

North Santiam River Guides Association

The North Santiam River Guides Association provide resources and knowledge to enjoy the scenery and fishing on the North Santiam River. For more than 60 years the association has been helping people learn to drift the North Santiam through our Learn the River trips. The clubsponsored outings begin in the Spring and run into the Summer. Members and the public are welcome. Monthly meetings are the fourth Wednesday, 6 p.m. at Neufeldt’s Restaurant in Aumsville. Meetings feature a no-host

dinner, guest speakers and fishing guides providing informative and howto presentations. Contact: Glenn Tadina, 503-769-5598 or www.nsrga.com.

North Santiam Quilters

The quilters group has been quilting for each other since before the 1980s. They meet Thursdays, 10 a.m., at the Gates Community Church Fellowship Room. Anyone who enjoys sewing, fabrics, visiting, etc. is welcome. You need not be a quilter. Some bring projects to work on. Others work on one of the on-going projects in the frame. Contact: Cheryl Dolby, 503-897-2102 or Carolyn Lichlyter, 503-897-3398.

Santiam Canyon Community Chorus

The chorus is a non-audition, community chorus which rehearses in Mill City and performs throughout the Santiam Canyon. Rehearsals are Mondays, 7 - 8:30 p.m. at Stewart’s Hall in Mill City. Contact: Jo Ann, 503-859-2502.

Santiam Kids and Tourism

Santiam Kids and Tourism Effort (SKATE) endeavors to increase recreational activities and tourism by providing activities and economic prosperity for people of all ages to enrich the lives of residents and visitors alike. A 501(c)(3) non-profit, SKATE’s primary project is to complete the acquisition of funding and the construction of a skate park in Mill City. Kids are a vital part of the organization, as are volunteers. Contact: sckidsandtourism@gmail.com.

The Mike Long Youth Benefit Golf Tournament

The tournament was established to raise funds for scholarships and youth programs in the Santiam Canyon. During its initial 20 years the program distributed more that $250,000 in scholarships and grants. Volunteers are welcome. Contact: www.ybgolf.com

Santiam Elementary 503-897-2368

Santiam Junior/Senior High 503-897-2311

Santiam Canyon Preschool 503-897-0987

Oregon Charter Academy 503-897-2272

Churches

Gates Community Church of Christ

We are a small church in a small town but we are big on helping this Canyon strive and grow. Our mission statement is: Live by Faith; Known by Love; Hope in Christ. We offer activities such as JAM time (Jesus and Me) a fun program for the children. We put together and distribute holiday food boxes and work with the local food bank. We have our Mary Martha group for the ladies to get to know one another and minister to those in need. We have a weekly quilting group. We have prayer groups and weekly Bible studies. Check us out! Be part of the family! Contact: 503-897-3210, gatesccchrist@gmail.com, 40070 Gates School Road.

Liberty Fellowship

Ours is a Spirit filled family church. We are focused on “loving one another” as Christ said, “It’s your love for one another that will show you are my disciples” (John 13:35). We are a “Hospital For The Heart” offering Biblebased teaching. We currently have men’s, women’s and children’s ministries. Our desire is to “Equip the saints for the wok of the ministry” (Eph. 4:12). We are meeting Sundays, 11 a.m. in the Canyon Services Center, 844 SW 1st,St., Mill City. Contact: Pastor David, 503-930-7168 or www.libertyfellowshipmillcity.com.

Mill City Christian Church

The church exists to lead people to the Father, disciple them in Christ, and serve with the Holy Spirit. We do this by loving and encouraging those in the church and those outside. We have Bible studies, men’s/women’s fellowship and special disciple studies. We run Laundry Love to help those needing assistance, support the Young Life ministry and have assisted those affected by the wildfires. We meet Sundays at 10 a.m., 233 SW 3rd St, Mill City. Contact: Pastor Paul Luna, 541-375-0019.

Mill City Presbyterian Church

We have a 125-year history of providing a place where people gather to worship, to grow in their faith walk, and for fellowship and support of each other, and, most importantly, to tell others about God’s love for them. We are a small congregation. Our denomination and our building are quite traditional, yet our philosophy in serving God is anything but. We believe in thinking “outside the pew.” We worship at 10 a.m. Sundays, 236 SW Broadway. Contact: Chris Hansen, 503-897-3498.

Mill City Seventh Day Adventist Church

We are a Christian community and would love to have you join our family. Please join us for Bible study, worship, and prayer. We meet Saturdays, Sabbath School 9:45 a.m., Worship Service 11 a.m., Vegetarian Potluck at noon at 501 Ivy St., Mill City. Contact: 503-897-5224.

Mt. Horeb Baptist Church

Pastor Rich and our congregation try to put Jesus first, not only by preaching the Bible, but also by being available for the Mill City / Gates community. Everyone needs help sometimes, member or not. Our bus knows how to find kids eager to hear God’s Word and have fun in the process. These short, boisterous folks are our future. Our children’s ministry team instills our love and Jesus’ love for them. VBS is a highlight. Pastor Richard Cole, 503-277-3586, Mt. Horeb Baptist Church, 132 E. Sorbin Ave, Gates.

Santiam Chapel

Through special projects and community outreach, we desire to show the people of the Santiam Canyon the love of God. Our teaching is centered on the Word of God. We sing to bring praise to God. We enjoy a variety of activities designed to build community and friendships. All are welcome every Sunday at 10:30 a.m., 440 5th St, Lyons. Contact: Bart, 503-859-2643.

Organizations

Santiam Student Ministry

The ministry exists to serve young people, grades seven through 12. Our Community Youth Group meets Thursdays, 6:30 p.m. at the Old School Community and Youth Center in Mehama, providing students with fun and a safe place to enjoy games, a positive message and just plain hanging out. Santiam Student Ministry emphasizes the core values of: Connect, Worship and Serve! Contact: Bob Collinge, 503-859-2643.

St. Catherine of Siena Catholic Church

Our parish community works to share the Word of God, help those in need and live as examples by volunteering in the local food bank, Meals on Wheels and various organizations and ministries. Built in 1910, St. Catherine of Siena underwent restoration in time for its Centennial. While retaining the original tongue-in-groove old growth fir which lines the walls, new stained glass windows were completed by local artist Gary Swanson. 716 S. 1st St, Mill City. Contact: Immaculate Conception Parish office, 503769-2656 or email lyndaharrington1@gmail.com.

St. Patrick Catholic Church

We celebrate the presence of Jesus Christ in Word and Sacraments. Inspired by the Holy Spirit, the parish community strives to witness our faith, share our gifts in loving service and encourage people to build relationships with Jesus and one another. 364 7th St, Lyons. Contact: Immaculate Conception Catholic Church, Stayton, 503-769-2656.

LUNCH: Hamburgers, Melts/Dips, Salads…

DINNER: Pot Roast, Country Fried Steak, Steak–Fish–Shrimp…

North Santiam River Country

Due to the devastating wildfires of 2020, many area parks, campgrounds and hiking trails are still closed as of June 1, 2023. Closed parks are indicated by a number in red: 10

CATERING

Mill City Subway

509 Santiam Blvd NE Mill City, OR 97360

503-897-6087

Trexler Farm, Inc 20146 Ferry Rd SE

Stayton, OR 97383

503-859-4488

www.trexlerfarm.com

CHILD CARE

Oregon Charter Academy

833 Santiam Blvd

Mill City, OR 97360

(503) 897-2272

https://www.oregoncharter.org

CHURCHES

Gates Community Church of Christ

40070 Gates School Rd

Gates, OR 97342

503-897-3210

Mill City Christian Church

233 S.W. 3rd Ave Mill City 97360

www.millcitycc.com

COFFEE & ESPRESSO

Rosie’s Mountain Coffee House 647 NE Santiam Blvd Mill City, OR 97360

503-897-2378

www.rosiesscones.com

Sandy’s Lakeside Coffee & RV 1487 N. Santiam Hwy. Idanha, OR 97350

503-854-3349

COLLEGES

Chemeketa Community College

4000 Lancaster Drive SE

Salem, OR 97305

503-399-5000

www.chemeketa.edu

COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT

Canyon Crisis and Resource Center

825 Santiam Blvd

Mill City, OR 97360

503-897-2372

Chemeketa Community College

4000 Lancaster Drive SE Salem, OR 97305

503-399-5000

www.chemeketa.edu

Detroit Lake Recreation Area

Business Association

215 D St. Detroit, OR 97342

503-931-1885

www.detroitlakeoregon.org

Gates Community Church of Christ

40070 Gates School Rd

Gates, OR 97342

503-897-3210

Mid Willamette Valley Community Action Agency

280 NE Santiam Blvd

Mill City, OR 97360

503-339-9080

www.mwvcaa.org/programs/crp

North Santiam Chamber of Commerce PO Box 222 Mill City, OR 97360

503-897-5000

www.nschamber.org

North Santiam Fraternal

Order of Eagles #3384

640 SW Broadway Mill City, OR 97360

503-897-3100

Stayton Sublimity Chamber of Commerce

175 E. High St. Stayton, OR 97383

503-769-3464

www.staytonsublimitychamber.org

Upward Bound Camp

40151 Gates School Road

Gates, OR 97346

503-897-2447

https://www.upwardboundcamp.org

CONSTRUCTION

Benchmark Builders

39941 Mad Creek Road

Gates, OR 97346

503-897-4044

Castle Construction, Inc

315 Frontier Drive Gates, OR 97346

503-580-2354

Elements Construction & Remodeling

503-871-1248

Focus Heating and Cooling

1740 Shaff Rd #316

Stayton, OR 97383

503-769-7519

www.focusheatingandcooling.com

Rich Duncan Construction

2295 Rural Ave SE

Salem 97302

503-390-4999

richduncanconstruction.com

Siegmud Excavation & Construction

18052 Fern Ridge Rd.

Stayton, OR 97383

(503) 769-6280

https://siegmundexcavation.com

CONTRACTORS

Associated General Contractors

Oregon-Columbia Chapter

9450 SW Commerce Circle #200

Wilsonville, OR 97070

503-682-3363

www.agc-oregon.org

Benchmark Builders

39941 Mad Creek Road

Gates, OR 97346

503-897-4044

CREDIT UNIONS

NW Preffered Federal Credit Union

393 E Florence St

Stayton, OR 97383

(866) 236-6968

www.nwpreferredfcu.com

EDUCATION

Chemeketa Community College

4000 Lancaster Drive SE

Salem, OR 97305

503-399-5000

www.chemeketa.edu

Mid Willamette Valley Community Action Agency

280 NE Santiam Blvd

Mill City, OR 97360

503-339-9080

www.mwvcaa.org/programs/crp

North Santiam School District

1155 N 3rd Ave

Stayton, OR 97383 (503) 769-6924

https://www.nsantiam.k12.or.us

Oregon Charter Academy

833 Santiam Blvd

Mill City, OR 97360 (503) 897-2272

https://www.oregoncharter.org

Santiam Canyon School District 150 SW Evergreen Mill City, OR 97360 503-897-2321

www.santiam.k12.or.us

ELECTED OFFICIALS

Linn County Board of Commissioners 300 SW 4th Ave Albany, OR 97321 541-967-3825

www.co.linn.or.us

Marion County Board of Commissioners 555 Court St NE Salem, OR 97301

503-588-5212

www.co.marion.or.us

Representative Sherrie Sprenger 900 Court Street Salem, OR 97301

503-968-1417

www.sherriesprenger.com

EVENT CENTERS

Trexler Farm, Inc 20146 Ferry Rd SE Stayton, OR 97383 503-859-4488

www.trexlerfarm.com

EXCAVATION

Siegmud Excavation & Construction 18052 Fern Ridge Rd. Stayton, OR 97383 (503) 769-6280

https://siegmundexcavation.com

FARMS, EQUIPMENT & SUPPLIES

Broken Bow Ranch 40101 Gates School Rd Gates, OR 97346 503-897-2232

FAST FOOD

Mill City Subway 509 Santiam Blvd NE Mill City, OR 97360 503-897-6087

FINANCIAL SERVICES – MEDICAL & DENTAL

FINANCIAL SERVICES

Dave Valencia, State Farm Insurance

1203 N 1st Ave

Stayton, OR 97383

503-769-1800

https://www.davevalencia.com

NW Preffered Federal Credit Union

393 E Florence St

Stayton, OR 97383

(866) 236-6968

www.nwpreferredfcu.com

FLOWER SHOPS

Stayton Flowers

1486 N First Ave

Stayton, OR 97383

503-769-6331

www.staytonflowers.com

FORESTRY/WOOD PRODUCTS

Freres Engineered Wood Products

141 14th Street

Lyons, OR 97358

503-859-2121

www.frereslumber.com

Henness Logging Inc.

39646 Gates School Rd

Gates, OR 97346

503-897-3319

FRATERNAL ORGANIZATIONS

North Santiam Fraternal

Order of Eagles #3384

640 SW Broadway

Mill City, OR 97360

503-897-3100

FUNERAL HOMES

North Santiam Funeral Service

224 N 3rd Ave

Stayton, OR 97383

503-769-9010

www.santiamfuneral.com

Weddle Funeral Service

1777 N 3rd Ave

Stayton, OR 97383

503-769-2423

www.weddle-funeral.com

GARBAGE COLLECTION

Ask Me About Recycling

1740 Shaff Road #105

Stayton, OR 97383

(503) 569-0146

www.askmeaboutrecycling.com

Pacific Sanitation, Inc

3475 Blossom DR NE

Salem, OR 97301

503-393-1031

www.pacsan.net

GIFTS

Metal Art Your Way 33635 North Fork Rd SE

Lyons, OR 97358 503-897-3253

Stayton Flowers

1486 N First Ave

Stayton, OR 97383

503-769-6331

www.staytonflowers.com

GIFTS AND SOUVENIRS

Rex Images Promotions

815 NW Santiam Blvd Mill City, OR 97360

503-897-2691

www.reximages.com

HEATING & AIR CONDITIONING

Focus Heating and Cooling

1740 Shaff Rd #316 Stayton, OR 97383

503-769-7519

www.focusheatingandcooling.com

Santiam Heating & Sheetmetal INC.

41713 Stayton Scio Rd. Stayton, OR 97383

503-769-8483

www.santiamheating.com

HOME HEATING

Frank Pellets,LLC(Previously Packsaddle Pellets)

47983 E Lyons-Mill City Drive

Lyons, OR 97358

503-897-2371 http://www. franklumberco.com/products/ packsaddle-pellets/

HOSPITAL

Santiam Hospital & Clinics

1401 N. 10th Ave.

Stayton, OR 97383

503-769-9241

www.santiamhospital.org

HOUSING

Deer Creek Hollow

245 N Santiam Hwy E Gates, OR 97346 971-719-0651

https://sites.google.com/ view/deercreek/home

INSURANCE

Dave Valencia, State

Farm Insurance

1203 N 1st Ave

Stayton, OR 97383

503-769-1800

https://www.davevalencia.com/

LANDSCAPE SUPPLIES

Allied Rock

18825 Old Mehama Rd Stayton, OR 97383

503-769-3034 www.alliedrockllc.com/

North Santiam Paving Co.

41203 Kingston Lyons Dr SE Stayton, OR 97383

503-769-3436 www.NSPor.com

NorthRock, Inc

46195 Lyons-Mill City Drive Lyons, OR 97358

503-769-3439 www.north-rock.com

LEGAL SERVICES

Stayton Law

582 E Washington St Stayton, OR 97383

503-769-7741

www.staytonlaw.com

MARINAS

Detroit Lake Marina 115 Breitenbush Road Detroit, OR 97342 503-854-3423

www.detroitlakemarina.com

Kane’s Marina

530 Clester Road, Detroit, OR 97342 503-854-3362

MEDICAL & DENTAL

Mill City Dental Center

548 S 1st Ave Mill City, OR 97360

503-897-2353

Santiam Hospital

1401 N. 10th Ave Stayton, OR 97383 503-769-9241 www.santiamhospital.org

Santiam Medical Clinic 280 S. 1st Ave Mill City, OR 97360 503-897-4100 www.santiamhospital.org/ clinic-Santiam-Medical.php

METAL ART

Metal Art Your Way

33635 North Fork Rd SE

Lyons, OR 97358

503-897-3253

MOBILE HOME COMMUNITY

Deer Creek Hollow

245 N Santiam Hwy E Gates, OR 97346

971-719-0651

https://sites.google.com/ view/deercreek/home

NEWS MEDIA

KYAC 90.1 FM Community Radio

158 W Broadway Mill City, OR 97360

503-897-6397

www.kyacfm.org

Our Town/Mt. Angel Publishing Inc

2340 Martin Dr #104

Stayton, OR 97383

503-769-9525

www.ourtownlive.com

The Canyon Weekly

2340 Martin Drive #104

Stayton, OR 97383

503-769-9525

www.thecanyonweekly.com

PERSONAL SERVICES

Weddings and Rituals

2516 62nd Avenue Southeast

Salem, OR 97317

503-949-8071

https://www.weddingsandrituals.com

PRINTING & DESIGN

Our Town/Mt. Angel Publishing Inc

2340 Martin Dr #104

Stayton, OR 97383

503-769-9525

www.ourtownlive.com

Rex Images Promotions 815 NW Santiam Blvd

Mill City, OR 97360

503-897-2691

www.reximages.com

The Canyon Weekly 2340 Martin Drive #104

Stayton, OR 97383

503-769-9525

www.thecanyonweekly.com

PROMOTIONAL PRODUCTS

Rex Images Promotions 815 NW Santiam Blvd

Mill City, OR 97360

503-897-2691

www.reximages.com

PUBLIC AGENCIES

City of Detroit 160 N Detroit Ave, Detroit, OR 97342

503-854-3496

www.detroitoregon.us

City of Gates

101 Sorbin Ave. W Gates, OR 97346

503-897-2669

www.cityofgates.com

City of Lyons

449 5th St

Lyons, OR 97358

503-859-2167

www.cityoflyons.org

City of Mill City

444 S. 1st Ave Mill City, OR 97360

503-897-2302

www.ci.mill-city.or.us

Linn County Board of Commissioners

300 SW 4th Ave

Albany, OR 97321

541-967-3825

Marion County Board of Commissioners

555 Court St NE

Salem, OR 97301

503-588-5212

www.co.marion.or.us

PUBLIC ASSISTANCE

Canyon Crisis and Resource Center

825 Santiam Blvd Mill City, OR 97360

503-897-2372

Mid Willamette Valley Community Action Agency

280 NE Santiam Blvd Mill City, OR 97360

503-339-9080

www.mwvcaa.org/programs/crp

Santiam Canyon Tool Library

40070 Gates School Rd. Gates, OR 97346

santiamcanyontoollibrary.myturn.com

RADIO STATIONS

KYAC 90.1 FM Community Radio

158 W Broadway Mill City, OR 97360

503-897-6397

www.kyacfm.org

REAL ESTATE

Laura Erickson/Coldwell

Banker Professional Group

46254 E Lyons Mill City Dr. Lyons, OR 97358

503-415-1328

www.laurasellsit.com

Sandy Lyness Real Estate Investments, LLC 49258 SE Kingwood Ave Mill City, OR 97360 503-551-2645 www.sandylynessrealestate.com

Marion County Board of Commissioners 555 Court St NE Salem, OR 97301 503-588-5212

www.co.marion.or.us

RECREATION

Detroit Lake Marina

115 Breitenbush Road

Detroit, OR 97342

503-854-3423

www.detroitlakemarina.com

Detroit Lake Recreation Area Business Association

215 D St. Detroit, OR 97342

503-931-1885

www.detroitlakeoregon.org

eNRG Kayaking

115 NE Wall St. Mill City, OR 97360

503-887-5033

Fur Sure Outfitters

875 NW River Road Mill City, OR 97360

(503) 991-9449

www.fursureoutfitters.com

North Santiam Chamber of Commerce

PO Box 222 Mill City, OR 97360

503-897-5000

www.nschamber.org

Stayton Sublimity

Chamber of Commerce

175 E. High St.

Stayton, OR 97383

503-769-3464

www.staytonsublimitychamber.org

RECYCLING

Ask Me About Recycling

1740 Shaff Road #105

Stayton, OR 97383

(503) 569-0146

www.askmeaboutrecycling.com

Pacific Sanitation, Inc

3475 Blossom DR NE

Salem, OR 97301

503-393-1031

www.pacsan.net

RESTAURANTS

Kane’s Marina

530 Clester Road, Detroit, OR 97342

503-854-3362

Mill City Subway

509 Santiam Blvd NE

Mill City, OR 97360

503-897-6087

503-897-2223

Rosie’s Mountain Coffee House

647 NE Santiam Blvd

Mill City, OR 97360

503-897-2378

www.rosiesscones.com

The Get-A-Way

(Formerly Poppa Al’s)

503-897-6010

198 NE Santiam Blvd Mill City 97360

The Hwy 22 Canteen 103 N Santiam Hwy E

Gates, OR 97346

Trexler Farm, Inc

20146 Ferry Rd SE

Stayton, OR 97383

503-859-4488

www.trexlerfarm.com

RIVER GUIDES

eNRG Kayaking

115 NE Wall St. Mill City, OR 97360

503-887-5033

Fur Sure Outfitters

875 NW River Road Mill City, OR 97360

(503) 991-9449

www.fursureoutfitters.com

ROADS & ROCK

PRODUCTS

North Santiam Paving Co.

41203 Kingston Lyons Dr SE

Stayton, OR 97383

503-769-3436

www.NSPor.com

NorthRock, Inc

46195 Lyons-Mill City Drive

Lyons, OR 97358

503-769-3439

www.north-rock.com

Siegmud Excavation & Construction

18052 Fern Ridge Rd.

Stayton, OR 97383

(503) 769-6280

https://siegmundexcavation.com/

RV PARK & STORAGE

Apple Pi Storage

2245 Apple Loop

Lyons, OR 97358

503-559-7169

www.applepiestorage.com

Detroit Lake Marina

115 Breitenbush Road

Detroit, OR 97342

503-854-3423

www.detroitlakemarina.com

Lakeview RV Park

110 Lake Street

Detroit, OR 97342

503-851-2604

lakeviewrvpark-detroit.com

Sandy’s Lakeside Coffee & RV

1487 N. Santiam Hwy.

Idanha, OR 97350

503-854-3349

Santiam Self Storage, LLC

2160 Apple Loop

Lyons, OR 97358

503-979-3821

www.santiamselfstorage.com/

SELF STORAGE

Apple Pi Storage

2245 Apple Loop

Lyons, OR 97358

503-559-7169

www.applepiestorage.com

Lyons Mini Storage

240 25th St

Lyons, OR 97358

www.lyonsministorage.com

Santiam Self Storage, LLC

2160 Apple Loop

Lyons, OR 97358

503-979-3821

www.santiamselfstorage.com/

SURVEYING

Barker Surveying

3657 Kashmir Way SE

Salem, OR 97317

503-588-8800

www.barkerwilson.com

TOURISM INFORMATION

Stayton Sublimity

Chamber of Commerce

175 E. High St. Stayton, OR 97383

503-769-3464

www.staytonsublimitychamber.org

Detroit Lake Recreation

Area Business Association

215 D St. Detroit, OR 97342

503-931-1885

www.detroitlakeoregon.org

North Santiam Chamber of Commerce

PO Box 222 Mill City, OR 97360

503-897-5000

www.nschamber.org

TOWING

Santiam Towing and Recovery

611 Main St.

Lyons, OR 97358

503-859-5757

www.strtowing.com

TRUCKING

Freres Engineered

Wood Products

141 14th Street

Lyons, OR 97358

503-859-2121

www.frereslumber.com

UTILITIES

Consumers Power Inc.

6990 West Hills Rd. Philomath, OR 97370

541-929-3124

www.cpi.coop

Pacific Power

525 Wilco Road

Stayon, OR 97383

503-767-6809

www.pacificpower.net

WEDDINGS

Weddings and Rituals

2516 62nd Avenue Southeast Salem, OR 97317

503-949-8071

www.weddingsandrituals.com/

YOUTH CAMPS

Upward Bound Camp

40151 Gates School Road Gates, OR 97346

503-897-2447

www.upwardboundcamp.org/

Allied Rock

503-769-3034

Landscape Supplies

Apple Pi Storage

503-559-7169

RV Parking & Storage, Self Storage

Ask Me About Recycling

(503) 569-0146

Recycling, Garbage Collection

Associated General Contractors OregonColumbia Chapter

503-682-3363

Construction, Contractors

Barker Surveying

503-588-8800

Surveying

Benchmark Builders

503-897-4044

Construction, Contractors

Broken Bow Ranch

503-897-2232

Farms, Equipment & Supplies

Canyon Crisis and Resource Center

503-897-2372

Public Assistance, Community Development

Castle Construction, Inc

503-580-2354

Construction/Building

Chemeketa Community College

503-399-5000

Colleges, Education, Community Development

City of Detroit

503-854-3496

Public Agencies

City of Gates

503-897-2669

Public Agencies

City of Lyons

503-859-2167

Public Agencies

City of Mill City

503-897-2302

Public Agencies

Consumers Power Inc.

541-929-3124

Utilities

Dave Valencia, State Farm Insurance

503-769-1800

Insurance, Financial Services

Davison Auto Parts

503-859-2100

Auto Parts

Deer Creek Hollow

971-719-0651

Mobile Home Community, Housing

Detroit Lake Marina

503-854-3423

Marinas, Recreation,

RV Parking & Storage

Detroit Lake Recreation

Area Business Association

503-931-1885

Tourism Information, Community

Development, Recreation

Elements Construction & Remodeling

503-871-1248

Construction

eNRG Kayaking

503-887-5033

River Guides, Recreation

Focus Heating and Cooling

503-769-7519

Construction, Heating & Air Conditioning

Frank Pellets,LLC

503-897-2371

Home Heating

Freres Engineered

Wood Products

503-859-2121

Trucking, Forestry/Wood Products

Fur Sure Outfitters

(503) 991-9449

River Guides, Recreation

Gates Community Church of Christ

503-897-3210

Churches, Community Development

Henness Logging Inc.

503-897-3319

Forestry/Wood Products

Kane’s Marina

503-854-3362

Marinas, Restaurants

KYAC 90.1 FM

Community Radio

503-897-6397

Advertising, Radio Stations, News Media

Lakeview RV Park

503-851-2604

RV Parks

Laura Erickson/Coldwell

Banker Professional Group

503-415-1328

Real Estate

Linn County Board of Commissioners

541-967-3825

Public Agencies, Elected Officials

Lyons Mini Storage

RV Parking & Storage, Self Storage

Marion County Board of Commissioners

503-588-5212

Public Agencies, Elected Officials

Metal Art Your Way

503-897-3253

Metal Art, Gifts

Mid Willamette Valley

Community Action Agency

503-339-9080

Education, Community Development, Public Assistance

Mill City Christian Church

Churches

Mill City Dental Center

503-897-2353

Medical & Dental

Mill City Subway

503-897-6087

Fast Food, Restaurants, Catering

North Santiam Chamber of Commerce

503-897-5000

Tourism Information, Community Development, Recreation

North Santiam Fraternal

Order of Eagles #3384

503-897-3100

Fraternal Organizations, Community Development

North Santiam

Funeral Service

503-769-9010

Funeral Homes

North Santiam Paving Co.

503-769-3436

Landscape Supplies, Roads & Rock Products

North Santiam School District

(503) 769-6924

Education

NorthRock, Inc

503-769-3439

Landscape Supplies, Roads & Rock Products

NW Preffered Federal

Credit Union

(866) 236-6968

Financial Services, Credit Unions

Oregon Charter Academy

(503) 897-2272

Education, Child Care

Our Town / Mt. Angel

Publishing Inc

503-769-9525

Advertising, Printing & Design, News Media

Pacific Power

503-767-6809

Utilities

Pacific Sanitation, Inc

503-393-1031

Recycling, Garbage Collection

Representative

Sherrie Sprenger

503-968-1417

Elected Officials

Rex Images Promotions

503-897-2691

Promotional Products, Printing & Design, Gifts and Souveniers

Rich Duncan Construction

503-390-4999

Construction, Contractors

Rosie’s Mountain

Coffee House

503-897-2378

Coffee & Espresso, Restaurants

Sandy Lyness Real Estate

Investments,LLC

503-551-2645

Real Estate

Sandy’s Lakeside

Coffee & RV

503-854-3349

Coffee & Espresso,

RV Parking & Storage

Santiam Canyon

School District

503-897-2321

Education

Santiam Canyon

Tool Library

Public Assistance

Santiam Heating & Sheetmetal INC.

503-769-8483

Heating & Air Conditioning

Santiam Hospital

503-769-9241

Medical & Dental

Santiam Medical Clinic

503-897-4100

Medical & Dental

Santiam Self Storage, LLC

503-979-3821

Self Storage, RV Parking & Storage

Santiam Towing and Recovery

503-859-5757

Towing

Siegmud Excavation & Construction

(503) 769-6280

Construction, Roads & Rock

Products, Excavation

Stayton Flowers

503-769-6331

Gifts, Flower Shops

Stayton Law

503-769-7741

Legal Services

Stayton Sublimity

Chamber of Commerce

503-769-3464

Tourism Information, Community Development, Recreation

The Canyon Weekly

503-769-9525

Printing & Design, News Media, Advertising

The Get-A-Way Restaurants

The Hwy 22 Canteen

Restaurants

Trexler Farm, Inc

503-859-4488

Restaurants, Catering, Event Centers

Upward Bound Camp

503-897-2447

Youth Camps, ADA Services, Community Development

Weddings and Rituals

503-949-8071

Weddings, Personal Services

Weddle Funeral Service

503-769-2423

Funeral Homes

“Our family serving yours”

EMERGENCY ...................................... 911

Linn County Sheriff’s Office (business calls)

1-800-884-3911

Marion County Sheriff’s Office (business calls) 503-588-5032

Canyon Crisis Center ............................................ 503-897-2327

Santiam Integration Team, Resource Assistance 503-769-9319

Poison Control Hotline

MEHAMA

Mehama Fire Department (business calls) 503-769-2601

MILL CITY

Mill City City Hall, 4445 1st Ave. .......................... 503-897-2302

Mill City Municipal Court, 252 Cedar St. SW 503-897-2302

Santiam Elementary, 450 SW Evergreen, Mill City.

Santiam Junior/Senior High School 265 SW Evergreen Road, Mill City

503-897-2368

503-897-2311

North Santiam School District office (NSSD) 1155 N Third Ave., Stayton 503-769-6924

1-800-452-7165

Detroit Ranger District ........................................ 503-854-3366

CARTS Bus Service 503-585-5187

ODOT Highway Conditions 503-378-2299

COUNTY OFFICES

Linn County Offices (general services), ...................................... 300 Fourth St. SW, Albany 541-967-3880

Marion County Offices (general services) 451 NE Division St., Salem

GATES

Gates City Hall, PO Box 577, Gates, 97346

503-588-5037

503-897-2669

Gates Rural Fire Protection District...................... 503-897-2929

DETROIT

Detroit City Hall, 160 N. Detroit Ave 503-854-3496

IDANHA

Idanha City Hall, 111 Highway 22

Idanha-Detroit Rural Fire Protection District, 107 Highway 22

LYONS

Lyons City Hall, 449 Fifth St

503-854-3313

503-854-3494

503-859-2167

Lyons Public Library, 279 Eighth St. ..................... 503-859-2366

Lyons Rural Fire District (business calls), 1114 Main St ....................................................................... 503-859-2410

Lyons - Mehama Water District 503-859-2367

Mill City Public Library, 250 SW Second Ave. 503-897-4143

Mill City Rural Fire District (business calls) 503-897-2390

Mill City Water Bills, 252 Cedar St. SW 503-897-2302

Mill City Police/Linn Co Sheriff. (business calls), 252 Cedar St. SW 503-897-2301

HOSPITAL

Santiam Memorial Hospital, 1401 N Tenth Ave., Stayton .............................. 503-769-2175

BURN INFORMATION

Permits and other information 503-769-3400

ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT

Marion County Economic Development ................ 503-588-5032

North Santiam Chamber of Commerce, PO Box 222, Mill City 503-897-5000

Chemeketa Center For Business & Industry, 626 High St, Salem 503-584-7310

SCHOOLS

Regis High School, 550 W Regis St., Stayton ........ 503-769-2159 St Mary Catholic School, 1066 N Sixth Ave., Stayton 503-769-2718

Lourdes Charter School, 39059 Jordan Rd, Scio.... 503-394-3340

Santiam Canyon School District (SCSD) office, 150 SW Evergreen, Mill City 503-897-2321

Mari-Linn School, 641 Fifth St., Lyons. 503-859-2154

Oregon Connections Academy 833 NW Santiam Blvd, Mill City

800-382-6010

Stayton High School, 757 Locust St., Stayton 503-769-2171

Stayton Middle School 503-769-2198

Chemeketa Community College 4000 Lancaster Dr NE, Salem 503-399-5120

UTILITIES & SERVICES

Northwest Natural Gas Business calls .............................................. 1-800-422-4012

A TRADITION OF INNOVATION

Established 100 years ago above the Santiam River, we use sustainable practices to manage our private timberlands, to manufacture our engineered wood products, and to utilize the timber we manufacture to best of our ability.

We manufacture a range of products such as veneer, plywood, lumber, and now our own patented product, the Mass Ply Panel (MPP). MPP is a massive veneer based panel up to 12’ wide and 48’ long and is designed to be an environmentally superior, sustainable alternative to concrete and steel in construction.

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