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City moves toward final steps of UGB expansion (opens the original)
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The Sisters City Council and community planning department are down to the final steps of a five-year effort. Council prepared for a forthcoming public hearing on the Sisters Urban Growth Boundary (UGB) expansion application during the workshop of September 23, and made progress on the new municipal annexation code. The public hearing by Council will start at 5 p.m., Wednesday, October 14, at City Hall to decide to approve or refuse the Sisters UGB expansion application. Public testimony in supp
Sisters becoming a leader in addressing fire (opens the original)
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Sisters has a lot of hard-earned experience in facing wildfire. The National Fire Incident Reporting System notes that Deschutes County is the leader in well-executed and coordinated fire emergency responses. The City of Sisters is the first Oregon city to incorporate the most rigorous code on home hardening and landscape mitigations into the Sisters Development Code. Because of these two facts, the City of Sisters Mayor Jennifer Letz and City Manager Jordan Wheeler are increasingly invited to o
City snapshot – unhoused, cameras, scholarships, and MXUs (opens the original)
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City staff are urging installation of more outdoor cameras on public properties due to increased incidences of vandalism. The Sisters City Council heard that request at their most recent workshop and meeting. They also heard a status report from representatives of Partnership on Houselessness, created the City’s first scholarship program, and approved replacement of the City’s water-metering radios. There are currently outside-cameras at City Hall, Public Works headquarters, and Fir Street Park.
Sisters Habitat celebrates 35 years (opens the original)
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Sisters Habitat for Humanity had much to celebrate September 18. Deedre Halterman cuts the ribbon on her new Habitat for Humanity home in Sisters Woodlands. The nonprofit hosted a ribbon-cutting dedication of the final home of 10 affordable homes built as a joint venture with and to the style of the Sisters Woodlands development, to Deedre Halterman, a first-time homebuyer who lives and works in the city of Sisters. It was also the 100th home Habitat has built. Additionally, about 100 attended a
Camera installation will save taxpayers money (opens the original)
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The Deschutes County Sheriff Office (DCSO) is installing the new Axon fleet cameras themselves, saving the County about $80,000. They will know exactly how much was saved after completing the installations in about two weeks. The Nugget previously reported the new cameras, and Lieutenant Chad Davis clarified that the body-worn and fleet cameras do not have the capability to collect more than images and sound. DCSO Public Information Officer (PIO) Jason Carr, confirmed that Sheriff Ty Rupert and
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