The City of Tillamook understands the central role that local businesses play in the overall health of the community and its citizens. We wish to be a partner in your business success. Among programs the City maintains to support local businesses are the following:
The City has a facade improvement fund that offers low-cost loans to merchants who wish to upgrade building facades and sidewalks.
As part of its business license program, the City collects a $25 annual surcharge that is dedicated to downtown business development activities.
The City has launched an Urban Renewal program to fund infrastructure improvements throughout Tillamook's primary business corridors.
Parking in the downtown core area is generally limited to shoppers and other short-term users.
Tillamook currently is enjoying a surge in commercial construction, reflecting the commitment of local and regional businesses to the future of our community. Among construction projects recently completed or under way are the following:
TLC Federal Credit Union is building a new headquarters facility on 3rd Street.
Bank of Astoria is building a new branch at 3rd and Stillwell.
In 2006, Safeway built and opened a new, modern supermarket downtown.
Fred Meyer has recently undergone a major expansion of its store on North Main Avenue.
A local business has remodeled the old County Library building at 3rd and Ivy into a new retail facility.
A major renovation is under way on the historic former International Order of Oddfellows building at 2nd and Main.
We invite you to consider joining those who believe in Tillamook's business potential.
Tillamook City Hall • 210 Laurel Avenue, Tillamook, OR 97141 • (503) 842-2472
