As Mayor of Canby, now in my sixth term, I can state with confidence that Canby is a special place to call home.
What sets Canby apart from larger metropolitan cities is its commitment to its small-town feel inspired by supportive residents and local business owners.
The City of Canby hosts several community events, including Independence Day, our annual Christmas Tree Lighting, Canby’s Big Weekend and Street Dance, Halloween Spooktacular, and monthly First Thursday Markets. These community events are just a few ways our city works with our community to come together in celebration and connection.
Canby has a rich history, and a deep sense of community rooted in its agricultural heritage with multigenerational family farms that are still working to this day. One only needs to visit our local Farmers Market or grocers to experience the real meaning of “Farm to Table!”
Canby is also a leading grower and exporter of hazelnuts (locally known as “Filberts”), and farm fresh produce is abundant during our seasonal Farmers Market. Local farmers produce apples, beets, cherries, corn, dairy products, grapes, hemp, honey, hops, lavender, onions, pears, pumpkins, rhubarb, squash, turnips, and so much more! Many of Canby’s agricultural products are
shipped worldwide and we are home to a sophisticated nursery industry including perennials, shrubs, and trees (including Christmas trees) that are sold and distributed nationwide and used in the landscaping industry.
Canby is known as “Oregon’s Garden Spot” and the home of Swan Island Dahlias – the largest and leading dahlia grower in the United States, and a worldwide supplier of stunning dahlias with their own annual festival attracting visitors from all over the world. TMK Creamery, the world’s only creamery + distillery, not only produces tasty dairy and beef products, but developed a way to make a sipping vodka from whey resulting in “Cowcohol” – one of the world’s 30 top shelf premium vodkas… and they’ve just added IPA to their list!
We also have a growing manufacturing and distribution core where Oregon-made products are supplied nationally and exported overseas.
The City of Canby has made thoughtful and intentioned investments in our downtown core. New streetscapes and parking have made our downtown more walkable and accessible to local businesses. Through our efforts and collaboration building public and private partnerships, our downtown
has added a movie theater, new apartments, new restaurants, modernized retail spaces, and grant funded façade improvements.
Restore Oregon, a non-profit organization for historic preservation, awarding its coveted DeMuro Award to celebrate outstanding rehabilitation projects like the historic preservation and restoration of our old City Hall and Police and Fire Stations, which now serve as commercial businesses. Our new City Hall now resides in the Canby Civic Building, co-located with our public library which was built in 2016.
Although housing has expanded in recent years, that neighborhood feel has been maintained. And thanks to our police and fire departments’ commitment to public safety, Canby has ranked one of the Top 10 safest cities in Oregon for the past nine years. We are also working to attract a hotel.
We hope you will see Canby as the perfect place to visit, relocate, live, or bring your business to grow and look forward to building lasting memories and thriving business ventures right here in Canby!
Brian Hodson, Mayor of Canby
MEET THE CHAMBER MEET THE CHAMBER
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BOARD OF DIRECTORS
President Dr. Ashley McFerron Canby Eyecare
2nd Vice President
Alex Redmond Reif & Hunsaker
Paul Carlson 4:8 Financial
Matt English Canby Fire District
Diane Harbeck Gold Star Member
Vice President Brian Crow Clackamas County
Secretary/Treasurer
Kyle Lang Harefest
Gerald Rasmussen DirectLink
Suzanne Van Amburgh
Suzanne Van Amburgh Consulting
CACC FOUNDATION BOARD
Julie Hugo Clackamas Community College
Alex Redmond Reif & Hunsaker
STAFF
Executive Director / CEO
Belinda Goody
Events & Marketing Specialist
Kassie Rosenbalm
Membership Coordinator
Laura Ellis
Ray Keen The Canby Center
Rachel Sprague Canby School District
About Canby
With a population of just over 18,000, Canby is a growing and inclusive community that has seen positive growth and stability in our local economy. We continue to see new housing developments for seniors and families in our housing market and as our business sector continues to add greater capacity and new jobs.
With Canby’s strong agricultural roots, small town feel, and close-knit ties, there is a sense of caring for one another. We are resilient, and our ability to expand our capacity for events, business relationships, and broad community partnerships continues to thrive.
If you are considering Canby as your new home, we invite you to peruse these pages and learn more about some of the great features that make
Canby a great place to live, retire, raise a family, or just visit and spend an afternoon or weekend.
Canby is defined by its relationship to its rural country roots even though we are located on a high plateau between the Willamette and Molalla Rivers in Clackamas County, about 25 miles south of the city of Portland’s metropolitan region. We believe Canby will be one of the last bastions of small-town life left in the ever-growing Northern Willamette Valley. As is the tradition of small towns across our country, we invite you to get to know us.
Canby is uniquely positioned geographically for both residents and businesses. Bisected by State Highway 99 E, Canby has easy access to I-5 and I-205, making it a quick
drive into the larger urban centers of Portland and Salem. Because we are not a “freeway” community, Canby has been able to retain its small town feel with quiet suburban streets, local retail markets, and long-standing agricultural ties surrounded by fertile farmlands and rivers.
Canby is a full-service city. We have many of the amenities that larger cities provide while still maintaining our identity as a suburban/rural community.
Whether you are looking to escape the density of the Metro region, seeking a quiet place to retire, or just wanting to telecommute from a small town community that can feed your soul, you’ve found the right spot. Canby has it all!
A Rich History
The area surrounding Canby has always been an agricultural hub of sorts and still has some of the best soils in the state. At one time, it was the seasonal meeting place for local Native Americans and was well-known for its annual crop of wild strawberries. The various Kalapuya bands were hunter-gatherers, with men sourcing food by fishing and hunting, and gathering nuts, berries, other fruits and roots by the women, children, and extended family members. Today we are surrounded by vineyards!
In the early 1830s, James Baker, the first non-native pioneer to settle here, was one of the most colorful figures of the old Frontier West. He was a trapper, hunter, fur trader, explorer, army scout, interpreter, rancher, mine owner, toll keeper, and mountain man. Upon making his way north from California with a herd of cattle in tow, he settled on a parcel of land to farm and ranch, naming it “Baker Prairie.” He then married a woman from the local Kalapuya tribe. Together, Baker and his native wife operated a large farm in what is now north Canby. 2
After Baker came Philander and Anna Green Lee, who crossed the Oregon Trail in 1847. In the fall of 1848, the Lees finally arrived in Baker’s Prairie claiming squatters’ rights to some land beside a spring-fed stream that eventually became Highway 99 E.
By 1850, the Lees had amassed 647 acres through the Donation Land Claim Act, and when the Oregon & California Railroad began building its rails through the Willamette Valley in 1870, Lee seized the opportunity to sell 111 acres to the railroad for a 24-block city. Lee received $2,960 in the deal; however, he had one condition of the sale related to his dislike of the narrow
thoroughfares he had to traverse on his market trips at Oregon City. The deal struck included that the Railroad make 80-foot-wide streets a condition of the sale for the 24-block grid that would become the heart of downtown Canby. 3
As time progressed, the fledgling city grew and it was formally incorporated in 1893, named after Major General Edward R.S. Canby, a Civil War general and Commander of the U.S. Army’s Department of the Columbia. 1
As people came to live and do business in Canby, so followed the concept of businesses joining together in a mutual effort to increase commerce which began with a group of local merchants in New York in 1768. Seeing that historical success through strength in numbers, the Canby Area Chamber of Commerce formed and began supporting the growing local business community on March 22, 1911.
In order not to lose sight of its history, Canby has taken steps to preserve its past by identifying over 500 historically relevant and important buildings, objects, sites, and structures in the Canby area. Some historic locations include the Canby Masonic Building, Canby Ferry Landing, Old City Hall (which won Restore Oregon’s DeMuro Award for Historic Preservation), Pioneer Chapel, Blair House, Mack House, Canby Depot Museum, and the Mark Prairie School.
The Canby Historical Society and Mark Prairie Historical Society are ardently working to preserve Canby’s historical significance in Oregon. We encourage visitors to head to the Canby Depot Museum or take part in a walking tour downtown and to visit the recently renovated Mark Prairie School.
Canby Railroad Depot. Library of Congress, Prints & Photographs Division, HABS ORE, 3-CAN, 1
Livability
18,127
Total Population
41.1 Median Age
Bordered by the Willamette and Molalla Rivers, with incredible views of Mount Hood on clear days, along with rolling hills and beautiful farmscapes, Canby does, at times, feel like an oasis on the outskirts of the Portland Metro Area, a little over 20 miles away.
Canby’s livability is due to many factors, but the combination of the City’s size and location are two important ideals that set Canby apart from the hustle of “big city” life. We are still a small town, and we like it that way! It’s a place where you get to know the local butcher, Fire Chief, farm-to-table grocer, and baker by their first name.
We attribute that close-knit feel to our agricultural heritage, our lush and
beautiful landscapes, and our downto-earth people who choose Canby as their home. For those looking to relocate or start a business here, this is the place to be. We endeavor to embrace diversity, inclusion, and belonging in Canby and hope that you will find a welcoming experience here.
The people of Canby are often seen enjoying our public parks, walking their dogs, chatting with their neighbors, and enjoying this city they call home. It can sometimes feel like that lost part of Americana we remember from days gone by; except it’s still alive and well in our little town.
This family-friendly community has strong support for our schools and the children who attend them.
Cutsforth’s Cruise-In.
It’s also a place for single professionals to decompress and retirees who want to enjoy strolling Downtown to catch dinner and a movie. And be sure to slow down enough to catch the annual Cutsforth’s Cruise-In with over 700 antique and vintage cars to ogle over and perhaps take in our Independence Day fireworks display with Western Fireworks Display
making magical experiences happen just up the road.
Politically, Canby falls under the 5th Congressional District, currently represented by Congresswoman Janelle Bynum (D) of Happy Valley, Oregon with 49.78% of votes from Clackamas County voters, and House District 51, currently represented by Christine Drazen (R) of Klamath Falls, Oregon. In the 2024
Marital Status
Presidential election, Clackamas County’s political climate showed 54% of voters as Democratic to 44% Republican.
Chart Sources: Oregon Department of Edcuation, At-A-Glance School District Profile, Canby SD 86 2023-2024 (ode.state.or.us/data/ ReportCard/Reports/Index?id=1929)
Population by Race / Ethnicity
Hispanic includes respondents of any race. Other categories are non-Hispanic.
Top, left: Canby Center, a social services non-profit. Top, right: Clackamas County Fair. Bottom, left: Sequoia Veterinary Clinic at the Chamber’s Best of Canby Awards. Bottom, right: Boy Scouts on Fourth of July in Wait Park.
Community CITY SERVICES
The City of Canby is a full-service city, providing resources many residents often expect from larger municipalities. Our capacity is growing with a thoughtful urban growth boundary and other expansion projects on the horizon, which includes solicited input from our citizens.
In the 1990s, Canby established an Urban Renewal District to kickstart the expansion of its industrial parks and the revitalization of its downtown business corridor.
Tax Increment Financing (TIF) from the Urban Renewal District funds was initially invested in roads, power, water, and sewer for the industrial parks, which over the last 15 years, has increased the tax value of the land.
venue, and part entertainment venue for people of all ages. All the traditional aspects of the library are available, plus access to cultural passes, special events, with programming and activities for children, teens, and adults with a bevy of special services.
Along with Canby’s many public parks, the city offers several fitness opportunities including the Canby Swim Center which, for over 45 years, has provided recreation and education to its residents. From competitive meets to swim lessons to free swims and senior exercise classes, there is always something fun and exciting for all ages at the Canby Swim Center.
“We’ve strived to maintain our small community feeling as we grow. You can come here to live and run your business, and we have the amenities that people are looking for in livability, walkability, and a great small-town atmosphere.”
– Mayor Brian Hodson
Using funds to borrow against those land values the City received an Oregon Main Street Revitalization grant of $200,000 to assist with redevelopment and urban renewal. This resulted in several new downtown projects, including updated parking and street structures, a community parking lot, a new Police Station, and the construction of a new 35,000 square foot civic building that now houses the public library, City Council Chambers, and their City Administrative Offices, thus freeing up four former civic buildings for redevelopment.
The City prides itself on its service and in supporting and caring for all its residents, guests, and visitors. There is a robust complement of services provided by the City of Canby, or by their community partner organizations to ensure those needs are met and the City upholds that standard across the board.
The Canby Public Library is a hub of information and activities! It is part local library, part information resource, part social networking
The Canby Fire District provides firefighting, rescue, and ambulance services, and the Canby Police Department patrols and responds to incidents in over 54 square miles for more than 30,000 citizens and visitors, focused on prevention. Their tireless work and professional services, along with combined outreach, education, and community participation has fostered trust and a strong support network throughout the Canby community. They are highly involved in civic outreach and have excellent relationships within the community.
Due to their combined efforts, Canby was ranked #1 by the National Council for Home Safety & Security in 2019 (Source: Alarms.org), and Safewise ranked Canby #2 of the 44 cities deemed the “Safest Cities in Oregon” in 2024 (Source: Safewise.com).
Source: www.bestplaces.net/city/oregon/canby
The Canby Area Chamber of Commerce is proud to be a collaborative partner with all the branches of the City’s many services and has become key stakeholders in how our community and its businesses are represented now and in the future.
Canby’s utility makeup is unique in that we have multiple local providers for services that many other cities farm out to big corporate players.
For water and electricity, Canby Utility has been our local community-owned utility company since 1970. They are an independent subdivision of the City and provide top-quality service for all our water and electricity needs. Canby Utility is looking at forthcoming projects that will allow for more efficiency and expanded capacity in the future.
improvements and updated underground utilities.
Canby also has two public (Level 2) EV charging station ports at the local McDonald’s and Walgreens.
The Union Pacific Railroad has a freight line that runs parallel to Highway 99 E, along with excellent intercity passenger rail service from Amtrak Cascades, with a stop in nearby Oregon City, connecting Eugene, Portland, and onward to Seattle, and,
For telecommunications services, DirectLink has been serving local communities for more than 120 years providing business and residential services from phone to internet. Their local connection and involvement in the community guarantee a level of service that surpasses many of the national telecommunications brands.
TRANSPORTATION
Businesses in Canby benefit from excellent highway access – I-5, Highway 99 E, and I-205. These highways allow for easy commuter access to other areas for those who choose to work outside of Canby. The Oregon Department of Transportation (ODoT) recently completed a year-long repaving project of the entire length of Highway 99 E including additional bus stops, sidewalks, intersection safety and accessibility
ultimately, Vancouver B.C. In 2023, the City created a “quiet zone” that restricts the number of horns on trains that run through downtown –although engineers may still use them as needed for safety or emergencies. the City’s downtown area.
Canby Area Transit (CAT) is a local transit option established in 2002 that has served the residential and business community with a range of accessible, dependable and efficient
public transportation with Monday –Saturday operation with three service options:
• 99X Fixed Route Service
• Canby Loop Service
• Dial-A-Ride Paratransit Service
The CAT District is bounded by the limits of the Canby Urban Growth Boundary and supported by wages earned within the district that are subject to a 0.6% (.006) employerpaid quarterly tax in addition to state funding.
Approximately 50% of people who live in Canby commute from Canby to work in nearby areas. Conversely, about 50% of people in nearby areas commute to work in Canby.
Highway 99 E being repaved. Courtesy Oregon Department of Transportation, also right.
Parks
Recreation and outdoor activities abound on the coast, about 65 miles west, and the Oregon Cascades and Mount Hood ski area, 60 miles east. Rugged and geologically fascinating Cascade Mountains poised northeast and southeast offer plenty of outdoor recreation including hiking, skiing and snowboarding. Day trips to woodlands and natural areas such as the Columbia River are about 65 miles north. This area is is well-known for its watersports, especially windsurfing.
Locally, Canby offers many sports and youth activities, as well as recreation options for all ages, with several public parks including a skate park and disc golf course. We are also proud of our State Champion team sports and choir.
Canby has 23 city parks and facilities that are well maintained and family friendly, serving many functions for the community. They all have a vital role in the fabric of life for Canby with 90% of our community members having access to recreation opportunities within a 10-minute walk from their residence! There are quiet spaces for reflection, play places for family fun, and gathering places for multiple community events.
Arneson Garden features a specimen Azalea Garden and walking path.
Art Park is an up-and-coming project envisioned by the Canby Livability Coalition.
Canby Community Park is nestled along the Molalla River where families can enjoy fishing and the natural surroundings.
Eco Park is home to a disc golf course ranked as the 15th best in
Biking and walking along Logging Road Trail.
Oregon where you can spend an hour or so with family and friends under the canopy of towering evergreens.
Legacy Park has restrooms, playgrounds, soccer and lacrosse fields, and a picnic shelter, walking path, meditation garden and a newly installed outdoor fitness court with seven stations that can be used for hundreds of different exercises, yoga, and more, is accessible for people of all ages, abilities, and fitness levels. This park also contains an informational kiosk to help you explore Canby.
Locust Street Park has a basketball court, picnic facilities, playground and restrooms.
Logging Road Trail, a decommissioned logging trail, was repurposed as a park with a 3.5mile trail for use by pedestrians, dog walkers, joggers, cyclists, hikers, and nature enthusiasts. It runs along the river, and crosses over Highway 99 E without encountering traffic.
A portion of the trail is used during the annual Canby Dahlia Run in September.
Maple Street Park has a baseball and softball diamond, picnic facilities, a splash pad, playground, tennis and pickleball courts, and basketball areas for older children.
Molalla River State Park features a pond, restrooms, picnic facilities and a walking path.
19th Avenue Loop Natural Area
– a natural, undeveloped park –makes a great place for bird watching and observing the wetlands.
Northwood Park has dinosaurthemed play structures, a climbing rock, walking path, picnic shelter and green grassy area for play.
Skate Park is a large outdoor concrete facility for skateboarders, in-line skaters and bikes envisioned by a group of local skaters led by Michaela Carrol.
Triangle Park is a small triangular area that houses the City’s Sister City Garden for Iwamizawa, Hokkaido, Japan as well as dedications.
Wait Park is central to the downtown corridor and the gathering place
Canby Community Park
1348 SW Berg Parkway, Canby, OR 97013
Legacy Park
1200 SE 13th Ave. Canby, OR 97013
Maple Street Park 1220 N Maple Street Canby, OR 97013
Molalla River State Park NE 37th Ave. Canby, OR 97013
Wait Park 350N Grant St. Canby, OR 97013
Other Canby Pocket Parks:
Hebb County Park
Locust Park
Knights Bridge Park
Northwoods Park
Willamette Wayside Park
Willow Creek Wetlands
for many families and is the site of many year-round community events such as music, movies, car shows and holidays. It has an old-fashioned gazebo, playground equipment, public restrooms, benches and an informational kiosk.
The Canby Bike Hub is a gateway to cycling adventures for all levels of riders. Canby Bike Hub has teamed with “Ride with GPS” to create thirteen different area rides. There are also tools available for a quick tune up before you ride.
There are three area golf courses in and around Canby: Frontier Golf Course, Langdon Farms Golf Club, and Willamette Valley Country Club. Other outdoor activities are boating, cycling, fishing, swimming, and nature trails for walking, hiking,
and running. There are several fitness facilities and seemingly year-round community events to keep you occupied, with the majority of the events hosted at the Clackamas County Event Center – home of the Clackamas County Fair and Rodeo that has been held annually since 1907!
Canby is the perfect destination for a day trip or outing with family and friends, and we’re right in Portland’s backyard.
Check out our Events section for all the details and stay on top of all the events happening in Canby, Oregon throughout the year, visit www.canbyareachamber.org/ events/communityevents (or scan above).
Top: Wait Park during the holidays. Above: Willamette Valley Country Club during the Chamber’s annual Golf Tournament.
Climate
“Weather” means the conditions of the atmosphere over a short period, while climate is an average of the historical weather conditions over 30 years.
Canby is known for its typically mild climate that sees temperatures consistently hovering in the mid-50s to mid-60s degrees Fahrenheit throughout the year. Canby’s comfort index is 7.5 (10 = best), which means it is more comfortable than most places in Oregon.
This region experiences warm and dry summers, with average monthly temperatures around 71.6° F. According to the Köppen Climate Classification system, Canby has a warm-summer Mediterranean climate similar to southern Italy and the French Riveria making it an ideal place for growing and cultivating grapes, olives and myriad fruits, vegetables, plants and flowers.
Climate Canby USA
Source: www.bestplaces.net/city/oregon/canby
Humidity in Canby is generally quite low and comfortable. The most humid months (but still comfortable) are July, August, and September. There are 148.0 rainy days annually in Canby, which is about average compared to other places in Oregon.
Rainfall is on average with precipitation for Oregon. The annual rainfall of 42.8 inches in Canby.
Spring is the wettest season receiving 41% of annual precipitation when it rains 34% of the time
Summers are pleasant and warm with occasional days where temperatures may reach the mid-90s and occasionally higher. The comfort index is 9.4 in summer and 5.6 in winter.
August is the hottest month for Canby with an average high temperature of 82.3°, which ranks about average for Oregon. In Canby, there are four comfortable months with high temperatures in the range of 70-85°F. The driest months are July and August with 3.4 rainy days averaging 0.6 inches of precipitation.
The most pleasant months of the year for Canby are June, July, and September.
Autumn is the driest season which sees just 7% precipitation and an 11% chance of a rainy day.
Winter temperatures usually stay above freezing and snowfall is rare, although December has the coldest nighttime temperatures averaging 34.7° F. This is warmer than most places in Oregon. Winter sees and average of 6.8 inches of rain and an annual snowfall of 1.6 inches in Canby means that it is less snowy than most places in Oregon. December is the snowiest month in Canby with 0.6 inches of snow. The comfort index is 5.6 in winter.
Senior Living
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Memorial. Courtesy Oregon Department of Transportation.
“The true measure of any society can be found in how it treats its most vulnerable members.”
– Mahatma Gandhi
Our community embraces this value which is especially important when it comes to our senior population. Canby has a wealth of programming, resources, and housing options that ensure our seniors feel at home in our community.
Whether you are looking to relocate, downsize, or simply to live closer to family, Canby is an ideal location for your new home. If you are looking for freedom from home maintenance but still wish to live independently, Hope Village is an excellent option that allows you to focus on living the life you envisioned. Whether you enjoy walking, swimming, gardening, golf, traveling, volunteering, or just attending the many events and activities Canby offers, you will find other residents who share your interests.
Socializing and staying active during the day is easily achieved at the Canby Adult Center (CAC) where there are always things to participate in. This facility offers free transportation and “TRP” shuttle services to get to medical
appointments, grocery shopping, and other essential errands. The CAC also provides in-home meal service through its Meals on Wheels program, exercise, and wellness classes, day trips, and other recreational activities.
There are several options for those who require advanced care. Marquis at Hope Village and Rackleff Place offer assisted living services.
Loren Bell, PC and Reif & Hunsaker can assist with wills, powers of attorney, living wills, and other estate planning needs.
Clackamas County oversees Adult Protective Services to ensure our vulnerable seniors are getting the care they deserve. They also employ Veterans Services Officers (VSOs) who can assist veterans and their families to navigate the U.S. Veterans Administration system to file for disability compensation and other benefits, and act as a resource hub for our veterans.
Veterans Wartime Service
World War II 17
Korean War 58 Vietnam War 425
Gulf War (1990s) 156
21st Century 151
Countryside Living provides memory care services, and Marquis at Hope Village Memory Care provides services for loved ones challenged with dementia or Alzheimer’s.
Whether it is independent living, assisted living, memory care, respite care, or hospice, Canby has a full scope of services for our seniors to ensure their days are full, comfortable, and enjoyable. Integrity Senior Living Advisors, LLC, can help you search and choose the best options for care and housing for you or your loved ones at no charge.
We have local estate planning and family law attorneys who can assist with legal matters around care and end-of-life planning to ease the burden on family members.
The State of Oregon, through the Oregon Department of Veterans Affairs, also offers many benefits to veterans who qualify, including free State Park passes and vehicle registrations, among other benefits.
There is a local VFW Post (6057) and American Legion Post (122) in Canby in addition to the Vietnam Era Veterans Memorial.
Seniors (65+) & Poverty
6%
Source: Oregon Department of Edcuation, At-A-Glance School District Profile, Canby SD 86 2023-2024 (ode.state.or.us/data/ReportCard/ Reports/Index?id=1929)
Vietnam
Veteran’s
HOUSING STUDIES
Some key findings from the City of Canby’s September 2019 Housing Needs Analysis are: Canby’s population is forecast to grow by approximately 5,931 new residents by 2043.
The median home sales price in Canby was $560,000 in September 2024, down 2.9% compared to 2023, from a peak of $582,000 in June 2022.
Rental rates in the region have been increasing faster than household income levels over the past five years.
Canby needs to add approximately 2,285 new dwelling units over the next 20 years to accommodate the city’s projected population growth:
• 768 single-family detached homes with a standard lot size
• 582 single-family homes, with a small lot size
• 521 multi-family units
• 23 group quarters units with shared living arrangements
The Canby Urban Growth Boundary (UGB) cannot accommodate future housing needs, with a land deficit of between 60 and 110 acres.
Already considering a UGB expansion, the City is exploring ways to accommodate more housing within the existing UGB using solicited community input as they progress toward thoughtful growth.
Relocation often involves finding housing or RV space rentals. Canby has several resources with a wide variety of affordable options for singles and families. A wonderful addition to that slate resulted from a public/private partnership between the City of Canby and a local developer and woman-owned business, Hanlon Development, with The Dahlia Apartments, a new apartment development in the heart of downtown!
REAL ESTATE
In October 2024, Canby home prices were up 2.2% compared to the previous year, selling for a median price of $598,000. On average, homes in Canby sell after 30 days on the market compared to 53 days last year.
Trail Crossing Apartments offer immediate access to one of Canby’s natural features – the Logging Road Trail. This same trail is close to Willamette Grove Apartments and Canby’s premier private golf course at the Willamette Valley Country Club.
Living in Canby also puts you within driving distance to all the events
and offerings of the Portland Metro Area, while maintaining that sense of respite and retreat upon returning home to Canby. That is due, in part, to a well-enforced “urban growth boundary” prohibiting much of the sprawling development seen in other cities. Oregon’s absence of sales tax is another draw for visitors and those looking to relocate from another state.
House rentals are more limited than apartment rentals. However, with newer apartments and new housing developments working toward completion in Canby, additional rental or ownership options may open up to residents and newcomers which can shift the amount of available housing as people move out of existing rental properties.
The Dahlia Apartments.
HOUSING STATISTICS
Apartments & Town Homes
Brentwood Townhomes
410-417 S. Knott St. Canby, OR 97013
Canby Garden Townhomes
645 N. Pine St. Canby, OR 97013
Moved since previous year
Canby Village Apartments * + 488 NW Sixth Ave. Canby, OR 97013
Carriage Court Apartments * + $
728 NW Fifth Ci. Canby, OR 97013
Casa Verde Apartments $ 718 S. Township Rd. Canby, OR 97013
Cedar Villa Apartments
401 N. Cedar St. Canby, OR 97013
THE DAHLIA
111 NW Second Ave. Canby, OR 97013 (503) 342-1589 liveatthedahlia.com
Forest Manor Apartments
278 S. Locust St. Canby, OR 97013
Greenbriar East & West
250 S. Locust St. Canby, OR 97013
Knott Street Apartments
291 S. Knott St. Canby, OR 97013
Maple Terrace Apartments 1701 N. Maple St. Canby, OR 97013
The Orchards Apartments
450 S. Pine St. Canby, OR 97013
Pacific Park Canby Apartments/Canby West * + $ 621 N. Douglas Ln. Canby, OR 97013
Pine Terrace Apartments
800 N. Pine St. Canby, OR 97013
Rancho Real Apartments
290 S.E. Second Ave. Canby, OR 97013
Redwood Terrace 2040 N. Redwood St. Canby, OR 97013
Sequoia Grove Apartments
259 S. Sequoia Pkwy Canby, OR 97013
Sunset Villa Apartments
340-378 S. Locust St. Canby, OR 97013
Townhouse Apartments 466 N. Ivy St. Canby, OR 97013
The Township Apartments 700 SE Fifth Ave. Canby, OR 97013
TRAIL CROSSING APARTMENTS 1203 NE Territorial Rd. Canby, OR 97013 (503) 266-2080 trailcrossing apartments.com
WILLAMETTE GROVE APARTMENTS 1802 N. Pine St. Canby, OR 97013 (503) 266-3434 norris-stevens.com/ multifamily/ willamette-grove
Education
The Canby School District is at the heart of our community. With a staff dedicated to excellence, we educate approximately 4,200 students each year.
As a district, we are constantly thinking about our vision question: “How do we create a vibrant and engaged learning community dedicated to growth for all?” Partnerships with parents and our community help us reach these goals! Currently, we are collaborating with students, staff members, parents, and community partners to develop a strategic plan that will help guide our work over the next five years.
At Canby High School, our nationally recognized Career and Technical Education (CTE) program helps prepare students for life after high school. Students can master skills in accounting, agriculture, construction, early childhood education, graphic design, manufacturing, and marketing.
Plus, with dozens of sports, activities, and enrichment programs, Canby students leave our district with the academic, social, and practical skills to help them succeed. Students choose from a wide selection of opportunities, which allows us to educate the whole child, fostering lifelong skills through movement and team building. We offer high-quality fine and performing arts education for students in grades K-12 and a variety of activities that help kids feel connected to school. In 2024, Canby High’s choir won its second consecutive state championship.
A special aspect of the Canby School District is our K-12 duallanguage immersion program. English- and Spanish-speaking students can begin their bilingual journey at our magnet school, Trost Elementary. The school is open to all students in the district upon entering kindergarten. Students continue their journey through middle and high school, and many go on to earn the Oregon State Seal of Biliteracy with their diploma. This spring, nearly 40 students earned the seal.
If you don’t have students in our district, we hope you can still be a part of our community. We host a variety of community events throughout the school year. Join us for a play, a concert, or a game. Your support makes a difference to each one of our students.
If your child will be joining us, we’d like to welcome your family to our schools! The Canby community has a long and strong history of supporting our facilities, staff, and students. We look forward to welcoming you to the Canby School District.
Superintendent Jennifer Patterson
EDUCATION STATISTICS
4,088 Student Enrollment
244 Teachers
84%
81 Educational Assistants
11 Counselors 5 Psychologists
24 Languages Spoken
DEMOGRAPHICS
Canby Schools
Canby School District Office 1130 S. Ivy St. Canby, OR 97013 (503) 266-7861
Above Sources: Oregon Department of Edcuation, At-A-Glance School District Profile, Canby SD 86 2023-2024 (ode.state.or.us/data/ReportCard/ Reports/Index?id=1929/)
Trost Elementary 800 S. Redwood St. Canby, OR 97013 (503) 263-7130 CANBY DISTRICT
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Source: Census Reporter, Canby, Oregon (censusreporter.org/ profiles/16000US4110750-canby-or/)
Ackerman Center 350 SE 13th Ave. Canby, OR 97013 (503) 263-7140
Baker Prairie Middle School 1859 S. Township Rd. Canby, OR 97013 (503) 263-7170
Carus Elementary 14412 S. Carus Rd. Oregon City, OR 97045 (503) 263-7190
Canby High School 721 SW Fourth Ave. Canby, OR 97013 (503) 263-7200
Knight Elementary 501 N. Grant St. Canby, OR 97013 (503) 263-7100
Lee Elementary 1110 S. Ivy St. Canby, OR 97013 (503) 263-7150
Ninety-One K8 5811 S. Whiskey Hill Rd. Hubbard, OR 97032 (503) 263-7110
Faith
Canby has always had a strong identity centered around faith which spans several generations across differing denominations. The City has some 30 churches and our faith leaders actively work together to ensure there is a feeling of partnership, community, and inclusiveness. This includes coming together in celebration, prayer, and participation in community projects and supporting others in need.
BETHANY EVANGELICAL FREE CHURCH
“Bethany Church is a gospel-centered church whose mission is helping people follow Jesus. We have had the privilege of ministering in the Canby community for over 100 years. We value seeing lives transformed and shaped by coming into contact with Jesus Christ in the Word of God, and through our relationships in the church and in the community.”
CANBY CHRISTIAN CHURCH
“An independent, nondenominational church that strives to bring glory to God by loving Jesus, loving others, and making disciples. It is a place where people can gather together to worship God, grow in their faith and experience a genuine Christian community.”
CANBY FOURSQUARE CHURCH
“We are a church that values making disciples of Jesus across all ages. We value families of all shapes and sizes hearing, believing, and accepting the message of the story of Jesus Christ. We value worship as a lifestyle choice and as such focus our efforts heavily in hospitality, and service. We are a church focused on transforming the whole person across their head, heart, and hands.”
CANBY UNITED METHODIST CHURCH
“Whole Life – for those newly born to those who’ve lived many years, for every aspect of life: mind, heart, soul, and body. We offer a Place for Learning – about God, one’s self, and others and about touching the world with God’s love – open to all who want to worship here. We honor and welcome people of every race, color, belief system, gender and sexual orientation.”
HOPE CHURCH CANBY
“A new faith community planted here in our beautiful city of Canby with a mission to “help people thrive through H.O.P.E.
• Help others find and follow Jesus
• Offer hope through serving
• Pursue healthy relationships
• Equip people to follow Christ
Hope Church gathers weekly on Sundays at 4 p.m. in the Ackerman Center, including kid ministry programming for grades K-5. They also have weekly home Bible studies, and other ministry events throughout the year.”
Canby Churches
BETHANY EVANGELICAL FREE CHURCH
450 S. Ivy St. Canby, OR 97013 (503) 266-9307 canbybethany.org
Canby
Alliance Church
900 N. Juniper St. Canby, OR 97013 (503) 266-2074
CANBY
CHRISTIAN CHURCH
444 N. Holly St. Canby, OR 97013 (503) 266-4018 canbychristian.org
Canby Church of the Nazarene
2323 SE Territorial Rd. Canby, OR 97013 (503) 266-6626
Canby
Evangelical Church 339 S. Township Rd. Canby, OR 97013 (503) 266-9112
CANBY FOURSQUARE CHURCH
2350 SE Territorial Rd. Canby, OR 97013 (503) 266-4444 canbyfoursquare.com
Canby Spanish Seventh-Day Adventist Church
900 N. Juniper St. Canby, OR 97013 (503) 266-2144
CANBY UNITED METHODIST CHURCH
1520 N. Holly St. Canby, OR 97013 (503) 263-6419 canby.com/canbyumc
Christ the King Community Church 7501 S. Knights Bridge Rd. Canby, OR 97013 (503) 592-0208
Church of Christ 515 NW Fourth Ave. Canby, OR 97013 (503) 266-2550
The Church of God of Canby 522 NW Second Ave. Canby, OR 97013 (503) 266-9297
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints 1285 S. Elm St. Canby, OR 97013 (503) 263-8060
Grace Baptist Church 1905 N. Maple St. Canby, OR 97013 (503) 266-7818
Holy Trinity Old Catholic Church 117 NE 3rd Ave. Canby, OR 97013 (503) 266-1981
HOPE CHURCH CANBY SUNDAYS AT THE ACKERMAN CENTER
350 SE 13th Ave., Canby, OR 97013 hope.church/canby
Iglesia Del Dios Vivo Columna 311 N. Juniper St. Canby, OR 97013 (503) 266-7794
The Light of The World 311 N. Juniper St. Canby, OR 97013 (503) 266-7794
Macksburg Lutheran Church 10210 S. Macksburg Rd. Canby, OR 97013 (503) 266-7798
New Creation Church 252 NE Second Ave. Canby, OR 97013 (503) 830-0995
New Era Church 10244 S. New Era Rd. Canby, OR 97013 (503) 263-7252
OHANA Christian Fellowship of Seventh-Day Adventists 2180 NE Territorial Rd. Canby, OR 97013 (503) 479-7255
Smyrna United Church of Christ 31119 S. Hwy. 170 Canby, OR 97013 (503) 651-2131
St. Patrick Catholic Church 498 NW Ninth Ave. Canby, OR 97013 (503) 263-1286
Zoar Lutheran Church 190 SW Third Ave. Canby, OR 97013 (503) 266-4601
Economy
The seasonally adjusted unemployment rate in Clackamas County in September 2024 remained unchanged at 3.7% from the previous six months.
The number of residents who were unemployed in Clackamas County reached 8,394 in September which was a marked decrease from April and added 28,300 jobs lost during the COVID recession in spring 2020.
Canby has an unemployment rate of 6.1%. The US average is 6.0%.
Canby has seen the job market decrease by -4.7% over the last year. Future job growth over the next ten years is predicted to be 43.1%, which is higher than the US average of 33.5%.
INCOME & SALARIES
The average income of a Canby resident is $35,284 a year. The US average is $37,638 a year.
The Median household income of a Canby resident is $83,948 a year. The US average is $69,021 a year.
Future job growth over the next ten years is predicted to be 43.1%, which is higher than the (U.S. avg. is 33.5%).
Compared to the rest of the country, Canby’s cost of living is 27.0% higher than the U.S. average.
The average US Sales Tax is 7.3%.
The Income Tax rate for Canby is 9.0%. The average US Income Tax is 4.6%. Canby does not carry a Sales Tax (the State of Oregon does not have a Sales Tax).
LOCAL BUSINESS & INDUSTRY
Our downtown core contains retail, small businesses, healthcare and self-care service providers, along with banks, and restaurants. We still have a local butcher shop, Ebner’s Custom Meats, or you can enjoy ice cream by the scoop at Cones while The Book Nook has shelves of wonderful books to snuggle up with! These are just a few of many family-owned and locally operated small businesses here.
Several of our local small businesses have found ways to support one another with creative collaborations by combining their products and cross marketing, making package deals, or selling goods in each other’s establishments.
Our newest downtown additions are the Neighborhood Health Center and the Canby Beer Library – a creative use of our old library turned taproom with food carts and a dog-friendly indoor/outdoor space. Our local celebrity,
$40,861 Per Capita Income
$91,823 Median Household Income
8.8% Population Below Poverty Line
Sources: www.bestplaces.net/economy city/oregon/canby (based on 2021 numbers); www.qualityinfo.org/clackamas
“Sandwich the Dog” has personally approved each of our dog-friendly spaces around town.
Beyond Main Street, the outskirts of town provide an abundance of nature with rolling hills and scenic rural farmland, including some Century Farms over 100 years old! Our agritourism market potential is boundless! In fact, Canby is a favorite stop on the South Clackamas Farm Loop which is a selfguided farm tour route leading to several rural farms in and around the Canby area. Our local farms include abundant and varied livestock that provide fresh meat and dairy products, such as TMK Creamery + Distillery and along the same route you can pop into Puddin’ River Chocolates where you’ll have a hard time choosing a favorite or order some custom chocolates for a special occasion! You may even wind up at Willamette Valley Lavender Farm during harvest season!
The Book Nook.
We are also surrounded by abundant wineries and vineyards!
Down the middle, and along both sides of Highway 99 E, you’ll find a plethora of local businesses that range from “mom and pop” shops to grocery stores, home décor and furnishings, carpet and flooring, restaurants, taprooms, professional services and repair shops, or you can stop in at Dick’s Canby Ford and get that Mustang you’ve always wanted!
Canby truly has almost everything you need which means you don’t have to go far to support local businesses! For every dollar spent locally, about 70 cents stays in the local economy. Local spending helps the local economy by increasing revenues, payroll, and purchases. This can lead to more money for education, roads, health and wellness resources, and new jobs. Supporting local businesses really helps support our community!
ship their products all over the world – Oregon products made right here in Canby.
These companies are very diverse, innovative, and big on community support. They include aerospace, boat builders and dealers, industrial pump companies and large distribution centers. Major employers include American Steel, Caruso Produce, Clarios (which makes batteries used by one in three vehicles worldwide), Columbia Distributing (one of the largest beverage distributors in the west), Dragonberry
Produce, Pioneer Pump, Shimadzu USA, SR Smith, Stanton Furniture, (Pacific Motion, LLC – a manufacturer of high-quality sofas, sectionals, pull-out couches, chairs, and recliners), Willamette Plastics, and Wilson Construction (delivering electric utility construction with six offices in the U.S. and headquartered in Canby).
COMMERCIAL & INDUSTRIAL SECTORS
Canby’s close proximity to Portland International Airport, Aurora State Airport, the deep draft Port of Portland, and the downtown Portland area means accessibility.
Due to its accessibility and small-town charm, Canby easily attracts regional and international businesses. Our locally owned and managed utilities offer competitive rates, responsive service, and ample capacity to help new businesses settle in quickly.
Canby boasts one of the largest sectors of available industrial sites just beyond the Portland Metro area, with a variety of parcel locations and sizes with easy routes to State Highway 99 E and I-205 that has daily traffic volumes of nearly 25,000 vehicles. The City of Canby also offers incentives and has certified, shovel-ready sites available and are keen to boost economic development!
Canby Pioneer Commercial and Industrial Park is a 360+ acre park which – in addition to our other industrial pockets – houses companies that focus on logistics, commercial sales and distribution, and industrial manufacturing – locally, regionally, and worldwide.
The Canby Area Chamber of Commerce provides Certificates of Origin for many of our local companies that
While Canby may feel like a small rural town in the Willamette Valley, it is one of the most livable cities in the state and serves as a significant economic hub for businesses large and small.
Canby’s location within the Portland Metro region means over 213,000 people live within a ten-mile radius, with a labor force of over 166,000. State and regional workforce development initiatives are already in place and the Canby Area Chamber of Commerce works with
TMK Creamery.
Pioneer Pump.
Clackamas Workforce Partnership regularly partners with local schools to support and encourage growing students into ready positions locally.
Leading
Business Clusters include:
• Wholesale Trade & Trucking
Through Canby High School’s Career and Technology Education (CTE) program, students build workforce skills in manufacturing, construction, marketing, accounting, agriculture, graphic design, and early childhood education.
• Clean Technology
• High Technology
• Agriculture & Food Production
• Advanced Technology (metals and machinery manufacturing)
are multiple secondary education institutions such as Clackamas County Community College, about 10 miles away, which offers a Cooperative Work Experience (CWE), an internship program that offers students the opportunity to earn college credit by working in a job directly related to their program of study.
Canby is resilient and is growing despite post-pandemic challenges, hosting nearly 800 businesses and over 7,800 workers and creating an annual GDP of over $650 million.
Beyond Canby’s boundaries, there
Because of Canby’s business-friendly approach, community values, and small-town charm, it is attractive to regional and international businesses alike.
The Canby Area Chamber of Commerce’s Government Affairs Committee keeps an eye on upcoming legislative activities that may have a negative impact on businesses of any size as part of our ongoing advocacy program. The Canby Area Chamber of Commerce is a member of Oregon Business and Industry and the Oregon State Chamber of Commerce with a direct line to our regional representatives at the U.S. Chamber of Commerce and State Representatives who are active in our Chamber.
The Chamber at battery manufacturer Clarios for their 50th anniversary celebration. Business leaders at a Chamber networking event.
TMK Creamery ‘Cowlebrity.’ Groundbreaking of Columbia Distribution’s beverage warehouse in Canby, 2019.
Food & Drink
When it comes to local restaurants, we may be small, but we are foodies!
Canby has over 70 restaurants, with locally and/or family owned and operated cafés, food carts, coffee stops, bakeries, cakeries, and several fast-food franchises to choose from such as McDonald’s (with EV charging station) and Domino’s Pizza. In 2023, we also welcomed our newest additions: Beloved Cheesecakes, the Canby Beer Library, and Chipotle!
Breakfast is big in Canby. Biscuit’s Café serves breakfast and lunch; Backstop Bar & Grill and The Wild Hare Saloon and Café offer brunch, plus lunch and dinner with live music at “The Hare” on weekends.
We also have grab-and-go coffee from Bernie’s Barista Barn, The Human Bean or head over to Cutsforth’s Market for donuts and visit their baristas for other grab-and-go favorites.
Perhaps you just want a quick deli sandwich and luckily, Fir Point Farms and Cutsforth’s Market create some of the best-built sandwiches in town or venture out to TMK Creamery + Distillery for a genuine “farm-to-food truck” experience (pssst… they even make their own Vodka).
Dinner decisions are simple with an abundance of foodie favorites on the menu. Choose from quality steaks, seafood, pasta, burgers, and a variety of cultural cuisines.
Backstop Bar & Grill, The Wild Hare Saloon and Café, Filbert’s Farmhouse Kitchen, Jarboe’s Grill, Fultano’s Pizza, Nuevo Vallarta Mexican Restaurant and Roxy’s Island Grill or Thai Dish are all great choices. You can also bring fresh, choice butcher cut meats home from Ebner’s Custom Meats if you’re keen to grill your own!
Dessert is detectable with ice cream and ice cream cakes from Cones, Canby’s amazing little ice cream shop that collaborates with a local bakery, or pop in at Puddin’ River Chocolates. They have wide variety of offerings including cookies, truffles and their infamous cheese fondue!
Canby is surrounded by several regional vineyards and wineries that have cultivated their crafts from the fruits of our rich Willamette Valley soils. Aurora Colony Vineyards, Pheasant Run Winery Tasting Room, Postlewaits Vineyard, St. Josef’s Winery, Whiskey Hill Winery, and Wooden Shoe
Tulip Farm (yes, they have wine) are all within a short distance from Canby.
It’s easy to plan a day trip to explore all there is to do here! Safeway and Cutsforth’s Market have a wide variety of beer and wine selections to choose from or you can head over to FOB Taproom has new handcrafted brews waiting just for you while Siren Song tempts you in with weekly spirited specials.
No matter what you are craving, you will find something to fill that void! Our options are growing all the time, so be sure to check out our online membership directory for updates (see link on next page)!
Top: Backstop Bar & Grill. Middle: The Wild Hare Saloon and Café. Bottom: Jarboe’s Grill.
Shopping Local
Canby has numerous local retailers who offer unique shopping experiences.
If you are looking for unique gifts, consider the confections of Puddin’ River Chocolates. A 2023 “Best of Canby” Winner, this family-owned business crafts incredible edibles, including custom orders that will have you coming back for more.
Hulbert’s Flowers is a family-owned, full-service flower shop that has been in the same location since 1947. They have fresh flower arrangements, green and blooming plants of all kinds, gifts, greeting cards, and wall décor. Swan Island Dahlias has fresh cut flowers in season and Cutsforth’s Market has a wonderful selection as well. Perhaps Willamette Valley Lavender is what you’re looking for!
Our darling boutique shops with cute clothing, accessories, and decor curated just for you. The Barn Door Boutique & Décor, and Tin & Paisley Boutique are the rounds you must make to see what’s new and fresh for every season. Little Love Resale is full of fantastic finds with seasonal clothing, toys, and more just for the kiddos.
Swan Island Dahlia Farm – the nation’s leading dahlia grower –opened their amazing new gift shop – it’s open year round. There are tons of gift items for everyone in every price range, including their incredible Dahlias. You will also find a diverse selection of gifts at Cutsforth’s Market!
The Book Nook has something for the book lover in all of us. They
offer new and used books, a tradein program, a book-of-the-month club for kids, and an assortment of handmade gifts by local artisans. You can also order your books from them online. Be sure to check out the Chamber’s new “Reading Room” for curated reads for busy professionals!
If you love antiques, we have several local vintage shops that may pique your interest. You’ll find furniture, home goods, knickknacks, and more. Nearby Aurora Colony (just three miles south) has nearly an entire town full of antique shops for a day of fun antiquing adventure.
If you need more modern furnishings, Mattress World, Martin’s Town and Country Furniture, and NW Furniture Outlet have everything to fill your home. From couches to dining and bedroom sets with the added benefit of small-town customer service for a pleasant experience.
You never know what you’ll find at our local thrift stores. Canby’s Habitat for Humanity ReStore and Kiwanis Thrift Stores are a treasure trove of items just waiting for a new home.
Perhaps you need gifts, items, or equipment for your home or garden. Wilco, Ace Hardware, Canby Builders Supply, Canby Rental Equipment, and Menk Machinery can help with your DIY projects and keep your home garden looking fabulous.
Online shopping is available at Creative Memories, an online scrapbooking shop, as well as many of our brick-and-mortar stores
Scan to see the online Membership Directory of the Canby Area Chamber of Commerce:
www.canbyareachamber.org/ memberdirectory
through their websites which can be found in our Member Directory at the back of this publication or our online Membership Directory any time!
We always encourage shopping locally. It sustains businesses, jobs, and puts dollars right back into the local economy which supports families, charities, and the overall economic health of our community.
Top: Puddin’ River Chocolates. Above: Tin & Paisley Boutique.
Events
There’s always something to do in Canby!
Canby plays host to numerous concerts, sporting events, theater productions, outdoor events, one of the largest car shows in the State, along with holiday and other community-inspired events throughout the year.
The Richard R. Brown Fine Arts Auditorium is located at Canby High School. Built in 1993, it serves as a cultural center for Canby as well as a venue for high school events. With seating for almost 800, it is an outstanding facility for community and school events.
For an intimate, historic venue nestled in the heart of Canby, the Canby Pioneer Chapel Performing Arts Center hosts a wealth of year-round concerts and events that bring the arts to our vibrant community.
If running is your thing, there are numerous races held throughout the year. Wooden Shoe’s Tulip Fest Run (March), North Lake Physical Therapy Gator Grinder Triathlon (May), the Canby Dahlia Run, 5K and 10K (September), and the Ugly Sweater 5K (December) are waiting for you to join at the starting line!
Autumn is gorgeous with ample opportunities to photograph autumn colors or take a walk through a variety of nature trails to get your fill of autumn leaf peeping aawash in the colorful landscape of the Willamette Valley.
Don’t miss any events. Keep tabs on our online Community Calendar!
Scan to see the Canby Area Chamber of Commerce’s online Community Calendar:
Canby is lucky to be the seat of the Clackamas County Event Center (CCEC), located on Canby’s historic fairgrounds. The annual Clackamas County Fair and Canby Rodeo is first-rate. The CCEC has the facilities to handle any number of special events-from food shows, craft fairs, spring garden expos, Winter Fair, plus the recent addition of Canby Brewfest, and many other fun-filled festivities! The CCEC draws tourists, crafters, and other vendors and patrons year-round, and they are always looking to expand their offerings.
www.canbyareachamber.org/ events/communityevents
Christmas in Canby is a magical experience for grown-ups and kids of all ages, with multiple events that will get you in the holiday spirit. The Clackamas County Event Center hosts the Winter Fair to kick off the holiday season. The City hosts “Light up the Night” at Wait Park, turning on the holiday lighting decor as the community counts down.
All these events create opportunities for our community to come together, meet, and enjoy the neighborly goodwill that makes Canby a bright spot in the heart of the Willamette Valley.
The Chamber, along with other fundraisers, hosts the Annual Golf Tournament at Willamette Valley Country Club while the weather is pristine.
Canby Independence Day Celebration.
Photo by Tyler Francke.
Events
The City of Canby’s First Thursday Market Monthly, year-round
Hosted by the City of Canby, the First Thursday Market occurs yearround, from 5:00 pm to 8:00 pm on the first Thursday of every month to showcase what Canby’s downtown core has to offer. Park your car and explore the amazing downtown shops and restaurants on foot. Stroll up and down the sidewalks and you will discover specialty stores, antique shops, and terrific locallyowned restaurants, cafes, and bars. In addition to shopping and dining, there are always free, fun activities for kids and adults including a scavenger hunt. It’s a wonderful opportunity to gather and meet friends downtown while perusing local shops and restaurants.
The Canby Farmer’s Market April – October
The Canby Farmers Market is one of the best in the state and that’s really saying something! It offers many local goods, fruits, veggies, flowers, coffee, cakes, crafts, plus live music, beer, and wine tasting.
Canby Independence Day Celebration Every July 4th
The City of Canby hosts its annual Canby Independence Day Celebration in downtown Canby. The event features a street fair with food and beverage vendors, arts and crafts exhibitors, and local nonprofits. Live music fills Wait Park as children take in free children’s activities. A car show and a traditional hometown parade offering fun for all!
The fireworks are hosted by and paid for with funds raised by the Canby Fire District Volunteer Foundation. The fireworks are a dazzling display created by familyowned Western Fireworks Display; the largest aerial display fireworks company in the Northwest, based right here in Canby.
Harefest July
Beyond sporting events and activities, there are seemingly endless events that happen in Canby on a weekly basis. This includes the ever-popular summer concert series, aptly nicknamed, “Mother of All Tribute Festivals” please welcome to the stage – Harefest! The event includes 27 outstanding bands on three stages, delicious foods, onsite camping, and a giant party of rock n’ roll revelers hosted at the Clackamas County Event Center.
It is one of the most beloved parties in the Pacific Northwest. The event hosts some of the world’s best musical talents and tributes to beloved artists of the ’70s, ’80s, and ’90s. This musical extravaganza spans two jam-packed days and nights and welcomes thousands of rock and roll enthusiasts to the Canby area. Bring your sunscreen and all your friends!
Slice of Summer July & August
Slice of Summer is a series of free music events held in the summertime at Wait Park in Canby. They typically host four concerts in the summer, each running from 6:00 pm to 8:00 p.m. There are food and beverage vendors available. These free public events are organized by the Canby Livability Coalition.
Clackamas
County Fair & Canby Rodeo August
The Clackamas County Fair and Canby Rodeo have been a part of Canby’s culture for over 65 years. Their week-long events are held the third week in August at the historic Clackamas County Event Center.
The Canby Rodeo is one of the Top 40 PRCA (Professional Rodeo Cowboy Association) rodeos in the U.S. (ranked #37 of 700).
Canby Rodeo regularly has national champions compete during rodeo week which features bareback riding, tie down roping team roping, barrel racing, saddle bronc, steer wrestling and bull riding. This is a professional rodeo attracting top cowgirls and cowboys in the world, including Champions from the National Finals Rodeo (NFR). Combined with the best animal athletes, energetic fans, and talented human athletes, the Canby Rodeo generates high quality entertainment that celebrates western heritage.
Courtesy Tyler Francke.
In 2024, Canby native Chase Dougherty ranked #8 in the World Standings at the National Finals Rodeo. To top things off, the fair events feature a carnival, music, talent contest, creative and 4-H and FFA livestock exhibits, and (of course) fair food galore!
Swan Island Dahlia Festival
August through September
Celebrate the season of dahlias! Stroll through almost 500 acres and a beautiful display garden of stunning dahlias featuring over 370 varieties. Color blind glasses are available during the festival. Pick out and order your favorite dahlias for spring delivery and planting. Purchase a beautiful bouquet of cut dahlias to take home or just to make someone’s day. Visit their new gift shop stocked with hundreds of treasures, check out the food & beverage carts, enjoy live music, or take one of their many crafty classes. This festival includes a Koi Show and sale during the first weekend of the festival.
Canby’s Big Weekend August
This event kicks off with Canby’s Big Night Out and Street Dance on Friday featuring live music, local food and beverage vendors, and free children’s activities.
Cutforth’s Cruise-In August
Started by one of Canby’s legends, Frank Cutsforth, this car show is
one of the largest in the state with over 700 vehicles of all types and genres to ogle over. This popular event has been going strong for over 30 years. In 2024 the streets where the car show takes place were temporarily renamed in Frank’s honor (#letsbefrank).
The Canby Dahlia Run
September
2024 saw the return of the annual Canby Dahlia Run, a 5K and 10K that starts and ends at Swan Island Dahlias. One of the most scenic races in the northwest, this race will not disappoint. Clean, crisp air welcomes you along Willamette Valley’s country roads with glimpses of Mt. Hood in the distance.
The run is organized by the Canby Area Chamber of Commerce as a fundraiser for their new 501(c)3 charitable nonprofit, the CACC Foundation, which supports youth workforce development and extends that support to area businesses through its mission. The 2024 run saw nearly 400 participants from across the nation in its first year since the pandemic and is set for its 14th year on Saturday, Sept. 13, 2025, so mark your calendars now!
No matter what kind of events you are looking for, Canby offers plenty of ways to connect with your neighbors, hang out with friends, meet the people who work in the community, and experience all the offerings of a life well-lived in a community that celebrates every season together!
Top: Swan Island Dahlia Festival. Above: Cutforth’s Cruise-In.
Resource Guide
PUBLIC SAFETY
Burning Information (503) 266-1195
Canby Fire Department ............................. (503) 266-5851
Canby Police (503) 266-1104
Clackamas County Sheriff ...................... (503) 655-8218
Animal Control (503) 655-8628
Poison Control ...................................................... (800) 222-1222
222 NE Second Ave. Canby, OR 97013 (503) 266-4021 canbyoregon.gov
Clackamas County 150 Beavercreek Rd. Oregon City, OR 97045 (503) 742-4329 clackamascounty.us
Safeway 1051 SW First Ave. Canby, OR 97013 (503) 266-5890 local.safeway.com/ or/canby
HARDWARE STORES
Canby Ace Hardware 1061 SW First Ave. Canby, OR 97013 (503) 263-2500 acehardware.com/ canbyace
Canby Builders Supply Co. 102 S. Pine St. Canby, OR 97013 (503) 266-2244 canbybuilders supply.com
HAULING & TOWING SERVICES
Area Wide Towing 709 W. Main St. Molalla, OR 97038 (503) 829-3253 areawidetow.com
HEALTH, FITNESS & ALTERNATIVE THERAPIES
Carson Acupuncture & Herbal Clinic, LLC
143 NW Fourth Ave. Canby, OR 97013 (503) 266-7999 carsonacupuncture.com
Club Fit
365 S. Redwood St. Canby, OR 97013 (503) 266-6166 clubfithealth.com
Dewar Chiropractic
332 NW First Ave. Canby, OR 97013 (503) 266-0600 performance advantagenw.com
Oregon Texas Line Community Fitness
248 NW First Ave. Canby, OR 97013 (503) 341-8380 otlcommunity fitness.com
Unlimited Light Wellness, PMA
309 First Ave. SE Canby, OR 97013 (541) 992-1705 unlimitedlight wellness.com
HOME & GARDEN
Alpha Scents, Inc.
360 S. Sequoia Pkwy. Canby, OR 97013 (503) 342-8611 alphascents.com
Boss Exteriors H
593 SE First Ave. Canby, OR 97013 (503) 732-7663 boss-exteriors.com
Canby Rental & Equipment
476 NW First Ave. Canby, OR 97013 (503) 266-7811 canbyrental.com
Canby ReStore
411 S. Redwood St. Canby, OR 97013 (503) 263-6691 nwvrestore.org
Kanga Pest Control
6702 S. Schneider Rd Canby, OR 97013 (503) 592-7300 kangapestcontrol.com
Menk Machinery
24695 S. Barlow Rd. Aurora, OR 97002 (503) 651-1900 menkmachinery.com
OutLook Pest
Management
190 SW Seventh Ave. Canby, OR 97013 (503) 462-9005 outlookpest.com
SR Smith
1017 SW Berg Pkwy. Canby, OR 97013 (503) 266-2231 srsmith.com
Wilco
197 S. Hazel Dell Way Canby, OR 97013 (503) 266-2213 wilco.coop
HOME DECOR, FLOORING, CARPET & FURNISHINGS
Carpet For Less 1055 SE Second Ave. Canby, OR 97013 (503) 651-3331
le Nest Design
Canby, OR 97013 (503) 789-4842 lenestdesign.com
Martin’s Town & Country
27050 S. Hwy. 170 Canby, OR 97013 (503) 266-3678 canbycomfort.com
McLarens Carpet One Floor & Home
24403 S. Hwy. 99E Canby, OR 97013 (503) 266-4095 mclarenscarpet onecanby.com
Nagl Floor Covering
21717 Hwy. 99E Aurora, OR 97002 (503) 678-1258 naglfloor.com
Northwest Furniture Outlet
23300 S. Hwy. 99E Canby, OR 97013 (503) 266-8800 northwestfurniture outlet.com
R & C Carpet Care 11666 Grouse Ln. NE Aurora, OR 97002 (503) 266-8735 rccarpetcare.com
HOTELS, MOTELS & LODGING
Canby Grove Christian Center
7501 S. Knights Bridge Rd. Canby, OR 97013 (503) 266-5176 canbygrove.com
Clackamas County Fair and Event Center H 694 NE Fourth Ave. Canby, OR 97013 (503) 266-1136 clackamascounty fair.com
Motel 6 Canby 463 SW First Ave. Canby, OR 97013 (503) 266-5400 motel6.com/en/motels. or.canby.8953.html
HR, PERSONNEL & EMPLOYMENT SERVICES
Clackamas Workforce Partnership
365 Warner Milne Rd. Oregon City, OR 97045 (503) 657-6644 clackamaswork force.org
NW Employment Solutions
687 SE First Ave. Canby, OR 97013 (503) 263-3100 nwesjobs.com
HVAC – HEATING, AIR CONDITIONING
Home Team Heating & Cooling
31826 S Meridian Rd, Hubbard, OR (503) 956-9462 hometeamhvac.net
L&J Heating & Cooling
300 S. Redwood St. Canby, OR 97013 (503) 263-4663 portlandoregon heatingandair.com
Roth Home H
6990 S. Anderson Rd. Aurora, OR 97002 (503) 987-0139 callroth.com
INDIVIDUALS – GOLD STAR MEMBERS
Diane Harbeck
Vanessa Zimmerman
INDUSTRIAL MATERIALS, SUPPLIES & SERVICES
Expert Power Wash
402 Beavercreek Rd. Oregon City, OR 97045 (503) 403-6185 expertpowerwash.com
Fisher’s Supply
659 SW First Ave. Canby, OR 97013 (503) 263-8557 fisherssupply.com
Integra Supply 13489 SE Johnson Rd. Portland, OR 97222 (503) 908-0844 integra-supply.com
Northwest Mechanical Group 1250 NW Third Ave. Canby, OR 97013 (503) 652-4444 nwmechanical group.com
INSURANCE
Farmers Insurance, Holznagel Agency, LLC
181 N. Grant St. Canby, OR 97013 (503) 263-8996 agents.farmers. com/or/canby/chadholznagel
Gustafson Insurance 541 NW Second Ave. Canby, OR 97013 (503) 266-2216 gustafsonins.com
HealthMarkets
Insurance Agency –Kris Sallee 1433 SE First Ave. Canby, OR 97013 (503) 263-8200 healthmarkets.com/ ksallee
Jake Larson State Farm 186 SW Second Ave. Canby, OR 97017 (503) 266-5555 theagentjake.com
MEDICAL CLINICS
Providence Medical Group, Canby Family Medicine
200 S. Hazel Dell Way, Suite 205 • Canby, OR • 503-405-3700 www.providence.org/locations/or/canby-health-center/primary-care-canby
HOSPITAL
Providence Willamette Falls Medical Center
1500 Division Street
Oregon City, OR 97045
503-656-1631
IMMEDIATE CARE
Providence Medical Group
200 S. Hazel Dell Way, Suite 100 • Canby, OR 503-483-9226 providence.org/pmg
HEALTH CARE
Providence Home Health
503-215-4646 providence.org/ homehealth
When you choose a primary care provider from Providence Medical Group for you or your family, you are choosing from a team of physicians and providers who are as interested in keeping you healthy as in getting you well.
Our physicians and nurse practitioners care for you with a total-health perspective. Your primary care provider makes you aware of potential health risks, and emphasizes preventive care to help you stay well.
PHYSICAL THERAPY
HOSPICE
Providence Diagnostic Imaging
200 S. Hazel Dell Way Canby, OR 503-263-9500 providenceoregon.org
Northwest Grace Moving, Inc. 19764 Cypresswood St. Oregon City, OR 97045 (503) 869-2050 nwgrace.com
Western Storage 1380 SE Third Ave. Canby, OR 97013 (503) 709-6523 westernstorage.net
MUSEUMS & ATTRACTIONS
Canby Historical Society
888 NE Fourth Ave. Canby, OR 97013 (503) 266-6712 canbyhistorical society.org
Mark Prairie Historical Society
7528 S. Mark Rd. Canby, OR 97013 (503) 784-5106 markprairie historicalsociety.org
MUSIC & DANCE
Allegro Dance Studio 655 SW Second Ave. Canby, OR 97013 (503) 263-8568 allegrodancer.com
Canby Music 590 NW First Ave Canby, OR 97013 (503) 263-2263 canbymusic.com
NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATIONS & FOUNDATIONS
American Legion Canby Post 122 P.O. Box 121 Canby, OR 97013 (503) 266-9235
American National Red Cross 3131 N. Vancouver Ave. Portland, OR 97227 (503) 284-1234 redcross.org/local/ oregon/about-us/ locations/northwestoregon-chapter.html
Canby Adult Center 1250 S. Ivy St. Canby, OR 97013 (503) 266-2970 canbyadultcenter.org
Canby Area Chamber of Commerce H 191 SE Second Ave. Canby, OR 97013 (503) 266-4600 canbyarea chamber.com
The Canby Center 681 SW Second Ave. Canby, OR 97013 (503) 266-2920 thecanbycenter.org
Canby Educational Foundation P.O. Box 1271 Canby, OR 97013 (503) 266-0076 canbyedfoundation.org
Canby Historical Society 888 NE Fourth Ave. Canby, OR 97013 (503) 266-6712 canbyhistorical society.org
Canby Livability Coalition
294 NW Second Ave. Canby, OR 97013 (503) 263-5111 canbylivability.org
Canby ReStore
411 S. Redwood St. Canby, OR 97013 (503) 263-6691 nwvrestore.org
Clackamas Workforce Partnership
365 Warner Milne Rd. Oregon City, OR 97045 (503) 657-6644 clackamas workforce.org
Kiwanis Club of Canby P.O. Box 1004 Canby, OR 97013 canbykiwanis.org
Mark Prairie Historical Society
7528 S. Mark Rd. Canby, OR 97013 (503) 784-5106 markprairie historicalsociety.org
Rotary Club of Canby P.O. Box 926 Canby, OR 97013 (503) 915-5093 canbyrotary.com
Providence Willamette Falls Medical Foundation
1500 Division St. Oregon City, OR 97045 (503) 650-6805 providencefoundations. org/willamettefalls
Todos Juntos, Inc.
3704 Scenic View Dr. SE Salem, OR 97302 (503) 544-1513 todos-juntos.net
PERSONAL SERVICES & SELF CARE
Canby Eyecare H 364 N. Ivy St. Canby, OR 97013 (503) 266-4847 canbyeyecare.com
Unlimited Light Wellness, PMA
309 First Ave. SE Canby, OR 97013 (541) 992-1705 unlimitedlight wellness.com
PET SUPPLIES & SUPPORT SERVICES
Nature’s Pet Market
1477 SE First Ave. Canby, OR 97013 (503) 266-1611 naturespetmarket.com/ canby
Wilco
197 S. Hazel Dell Way Canby, OR 97013 (503) 266-2213 wilco.coop
PETS & VETERINARY CARE
Birch Street
Animal Clinic
145 S. Birch St. Canby, OR 97013 (503) 266-5881 birchstreetanimal clinic.com
Canby
Veterinary Clinic
26024 S. Hwy. 170 Canby, OR 97013 (503) 266-2768 canbyvet.com
Mountain View
Veterinary Hospital, PC
300 S. Redwood St. Canby, OR 97013 (503) 266-6880 mountainview vethospital.com
Sequoia
Veterinary Clinic
195 S. Hazel Dell Way Canby, OR 97013 (503) 266-6090 woodburnvetclinic.com
PHOTOGRAPHERS & VIDEOGRAPHERS
Andrew Sambuceto Photography
543 S. Ponderosa St. Canby, OR 97013 (503) 970-8948 andrewsambuceto photography.com
PLUMBING & ELECTRICAL (COMMERCIAL)
Pioneer Pump
310 S. Sequoia Pkwy. Canby, OR 97013 (503) 266-4115 pioneerpump.com
PLUMBING & ELECTRICAL (RESIDENTIAL)
Blue Heron Electric, Inc.
790 S. Ivy St. Canby, OR 97013 (503) 266-2583 blueheronelectric.com
REAL ESTATE & REALTORS
Better Homes & Gardens
489 SW First Ave. Canby, OR 97013 (503) 266-7333 bhgrealtypartners.com
Bryan Real Estate, Inc. –eXp Realty, LLC
21561 Main St. NE Aurora, OR 97002 (503) 260-4026 bobbibryan. exprealty.com
Cedar Ridge Property Group
1348 N. Grant St. Canby, OR 97013 (503) 468-7585 Acrites.com
Ellison Team Homes, Keller Williams Realty Portland
Premiere
580 NW Fourth Ave. Canby, OR 97013 (503) 380-5706 ellisonteamhomes.com
Jennifer Schurter, Realtor, Brokered by Real Broker
2175 NW Raleigh St. Portland, OR 97013 (503) 351-6569 jenniferschurter homes.com
Oregon Digs
23885 S. Blount Rd. Canby, OR 97013 (503) 828-9621 gustafsonre.com
Premiere Property Group – Shawn Varwig
840 S. Elm Ct. Canby, OR 97013 (971) 340-6615 shawnvarwig.premiere propertygroup.com
Team Unger Real Estate
489 SW First Ave. Canby, OR 97013 (503) 504-1866 team-unger.com
The Dahlia Apartments
111 NW Second Ave. Canby, OR 97013 (503) 266-9988 liveatthedahlia.com
Trammell Crow Company
1300 SW Fifth Ave. Portland, OR 97201 (503) 946-4980 trammellcrow.com
Vera Property Group, LLC
5000 Meadows Rd. Lake Oswego, OR 97035 (503) 349-4924 heladioveraramirez. premiereproperty group.com
RELIGIOUS & SPIRITUAL ORGANIZATIONS
Bethany Evangelical Free Church
450 S. Ivy St. Canby, OR 97013 (503) 266-9307 canbybethany.org
Canby Christian Church
444 N. Holly St. Canby, OR 97013 (503) 266-4018 canbychristian.org
Canby Foursquare
2350 SE Territorial Rd. Canby, OR 97013 (503) 266-4444 canbyfoursquare.com
Canby Grove Christian Center
7501 S. Knights Bridge Rd. Canby, OR 97013 (503) 266-5176 canbygrove.com
Canby United Methodist Church
1520 N. Holly St. Canby, OR 97013 (503) 263-6419 canby.com/canbyumc
Hope Church Canby 350 SE 13th Ave. Canby, OR 97013 (209) 224-1661 hope.church/canby
RESTAURANTS, FOOD & BEVERAGES
Backstop Bar & Grill
211 N. Grant St. Canby, OR 97013 (503) 263-6606 backstopbarand grill.com
Beloved Cheesecakes
264 SE First Ave. Canby, OR 97013 (503) 383-9323 belovedcheese cakes.com
Biscuits Cafe
1477 SE First Ave. Canby, OR 97013 (503) 263-3287 biscuitscafe.com
Cheerful Tortoise
1939 SW Sixth Ave. Portland, OR 97201 (503) 224-3377 cheerfultortoise.com
Columbia Distributing
2525 SE First Ave. Canby, OR 97013 (503) 289-9600 coldist.com
CONES
150 N. Holly St. Canby, OR 97013 (503) 266-2663 canbycones.com
Domino’s Pizza
325 SE First Ave. Canby, OR 97013 (503) 266-4944 dominos.com
Ebner’s Custom Meats
272 N. Grant St. Canby, OR 97013 (503) 266-5678 facebook.com/ ebnerscustommeats
Filberts Farmhouse Kitchen 21317 OR 99E NE Aurora, OR 97002 (503) 908-3264 filbertsfarm housekitchen.com
Fir Point Farms
14601 Arndt Rd. Aurora, OR 97002 (503) 678-2455 firpointfarms.com
Fultano’s Pizza 715 SE First Ave. Canby, OR 97013 (503) 266-1444 fultanos.com
Jarboe’s Grill
22842 S. Hwy. 99E Canby, OR 97013 (503) 592-9057 jarboesgrill.com
McDonald’s of Canby 709 SW First Ave. Canby, OR 97013 (503) 685-5002 mylocalmcds.com
Nuevo Vallarta
Mexican Restaurant
1385 SE First Ave. Canby, OR 97013 (503) 266-1782 nuevovallarta canby.com
TMK Creamery, LLC
27221 S. Dryland Rd. Canby, OR 97013 (503) 887-9286 tmkcreamery.com
The Wild Hare Saloon & Cafe
1190 SW First Ave. Canby, OR 97013 (503) 651-4273 thewildharesaloon.net
SALONS & BARBER SHOPS
Head Case Salon
351 NW Second Ave. Canby, OR 97013 (503) 816-9730 Facebook.com: Head Case Beauty Company
Hearts & Hair
275 S. Ivy St. Canby, OR 97013 (503) 263-6859 heartsandhair.com
Howard’s Barbershop
348 N. Ivy St. Canby, OR 97013 (503) 816-9730
Rainbow Hair Design
181 N. Grant St. Canby, OR 97013 (503) 266-9007 canby.com/sk2030
Sprigg & Koehler
Salon and Gift Bar
266 NW First Ave. Canby, OR 97013 (503) 266-2887 spriggandkoehler.com
SENIOR SUPPORT SERVICES
Canby Adult Center
1250 S. Ivy St. Canby, OR 97013 (503) 266-2970 canbyadultcenter.org
Hope Village
Senior Living
1535 S. Ivy St. Canby, OR 97013 (503) 266-9810 hopevillage.org
Integrity Senior Living Advisors, LLC
358 NW First Ave. Canby, OR 97013 (503) 354-9635 integritysenior advisor.com
Marquis at Hope Village
1589 S. Ivy St. Canby, OR 97013 (503) 266-2444 marquiscompanies.com
Rackleff Place
655 SW 13th Ave. Canby, OR 97013 (503) 266-9555 rackleffplace.net
SHIPPING, MAILING & DELIVERY SERVICES
The UPS Store #5938
1109 SW First Ave. Canby, OR 97013 (503) 266-4877 canby-or-5938. theupsstorelocal.com
SHOPPING & SPECIALTY RETAIL
Cutsforth’s Market
225 NE Second Ave. Canby, OR 97013 (503) 266-2016 cutsforths.com
Hulbert’s Flowers
334 SE First Ave. Canby, OR 97013 (503) 266-2282 hulbertsflowers.net
Mattress World Northwest
298 NW First Ave. Canby, OR 97013 (503) 266-6771 mattressworld northwest.com
Puddin’ River Chocolates
1438 S. Ivy St. Canby, OR 97013 (503) 263-2626 puddinriver chocolates.com
Swan Island Dahlias H 995 NW 22nd Ave. Canby, OR 97013 (503) 266-7711 dahlias.com
SIGNS & GRAPHICS
Canby Signs and Graphics
1000 S. Ivy St. Canby, OR 97013 (503) 266-9015 canbygraphics.com
Yes Graphics
130 W. Cleveland St Woodburn, OR 97071 (503) 981-8235 yes-graphics.com
SPORTS & RECREATION
Canby Football Touchdown Club
Canby, OR 97013 (503) 997-9191 canbytouchdown club.com
Frontier Golf Course
2965 N. Holly St. Canby, OR 97013 (503) 266-4435 frontiergolfin canby.com
Langdon Farms Golf Club
24377 NE Airport Rd. Aurora, OR 97002 (503) 678-4722
Willamette Valley Country Club
900 Country Club Pl. Canby, OR 97013 (503) 266-4066 willamettevalleycc.com
TRANSPORTATION SERVICES
Canby Area Transit
195 S. Hazel Dell Way Canby, OR 97013 (503) 266-4022 canbyoregon.gov/ area-transit
TRASH & RECYCLING
Canby Disposal
1600 SE Fourth Ave. Canby, OR 97013 (503) 266-3900 canbydisposal.com
Clackamas County Resource Conservation & Solid Waste
150 Beavercreek Rd. Oregon City, OR 97045 (503) 557-6363 clackamas.us/recycling
LOVE WHERE YOU LIVE!
Kahut Waste Services
1600 SE Fourth Ave. Canby, OR 97013 (503) 266-3900 canbydisposal.com
TROPHIES, MEDALS & AWARDS
Canby Trophies & Awards
210 NW First Ave. Canby, OR 97013 (503) 266-7248 canbytrophies.com
UTILITIES
Canby Utility 1265 SE Third Ave. Canby, OR 97013 (503) 266-1156 canbyutility.org
DirectLink H
190 SE Second Ave. Canby, OR 97013 (503) 266-8111 directlink.coop
NW Natural 3123 Broadway NE Salem, OR 97303 (800) 523-7661 nwnatural.com
VETERANS ORGANIZATIONS & SERVICES
American Legion Canby Post 122 P.O. Box 121 Canby, OR 97013 (503) 266-9235
Clackamas County Veteran Service Office (VSO) 2051 Kaen Rd. Oregon City, OR 97045 (503) 650-5631 clackamas.us/ socialservices/veterans
WINE SELLERS, WINERIES & VINEYARDS
Cutsforth’s Market
225 NE Second Ave. Canby, OR 97013 (503) 266-2016 cutsforths.com
Wooden Shoe
Tulip Farm
33814 S. Meridian Rd. Woodburn, OR 97071 (503) 634-2243 woodenshoe.com
Canby’s Only Full-Service Fitness Club
Barb and Ron Raines have owned Club Fit, Canby’s premier health and wellness center, since 1999, a facility of 14,000 sq. ft. offering programs and services for any budget and need. We have specialized programs for seniors, youth sports conditioning, weight loss, individuals and groups including sports teams and military. Ron, as shown, specializes in youth athletic conditioning for injury prevention.
• Student & Adult Athletic Conditioning
• Boot Camp & Senior Wellness
• Personal Wellness with Licensed Certified Professionals
• CORE-FIT with Ron, who carries certifications in ACE, CrossFit, AFAA, ACSM, TRX & P90X
• Functional Training and More
• Extended Self-Service Hours
• Luxury Locker Rooms
• State-of-the-Art Equipment and Free Weights
• Senior Fitness Programs
• Corporate memberships
• Military Prep
• Onsite Physical Therapy
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