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Gresham’s development-ready commercial centers are connected by new infrastructure, amenities and opportunity.
Use the City’s services directory to easily find the information you need.
A homelessness support program providing employment while keeping parks and open spaces clean.
Take in panoramic views of Mts. Hood, St. Helens, Adams, Rainier, the Gorge and Gresham.
ALERT - City services are being provided online and by phone; City Hall building closed. See our COVID-19 page for more info.
Local Gresham youth gather to create a mural in Rockwood to honor hate crime victim, Larnell Bruce.
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The mission of YAC is to educate and serve the Gresham community through meaningful activities, educating our peers, appreciating diversity, and developing supportive partnerships between our schools and community.
Youth Advisory Council member contract
Why join the Youth Advisory Council
Students interested in joining YAC need to submit an application to the YAC advisor when the application process opens up. 15-20 high school students from the school districts of Gresham-Barlow, Reynolds and Centennial are selected to serve on the committee each school year. Recruitment for new members occurs from February-May each year (applications are accepted year-round).
Youth Advisory Council members work to bridge and create an overall understanding between local youth and City of Gresham government by;
First and third Wednesday of the month from September to May Time: 4:00–5:30 pm Location: Gresham City Hall, 1333 NW Eastman Parkway
Ricki Ruiz, 503-618-2213 or Ricardo.Ruiz@GreshamOregon.gov
Gresham students tackle sexual harassment, mental health in forum
2015 Guinness World Record