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Sisters, Oregon, incorporated April, 1946, is a charming
little town with a population of 1925. Sisters' commercial
district has developed an 1880's western town with many unique
shops, galleries, and eating establishments. Our little town
hosts over 300 businesses. People come to shop with
the beautiful Three Sisters Mountains looming in the background.
We have hiking, biking, skiing, swimming, fishing, golfing,
and sightseeing within minutes from downtown. (Photo courtesy of Rich Schafer) |
A touch of our history
provided by the Friends of the Sisters Library and the Deschutes
County Historical Society.
Scenic Highway 20 goes right through our town and the McKenzie Pass ends here too. We are 20 miles west of Bend, 109 miles east of Salem, and 100 miles north east of Eugene.
Announcements
City Hall will be closed on Monday February 15, 2010 in observance of President's Day
On February 11, 2010, at 5:30 p.m., in the City of Sisters Library Conference Room (110 N Cedar Street, Sisters, Oregon), the Sisters Urban Area Planning Commission will hold a public hearing regarding the adoption of an ordinance amending the City of Sisters Development Code as contained within file Text Amendment 08-02 (TA 08-02).
The City of Sisters, Oregon is seeking written proposals from banking or financial institutions for banking and investment services. Proposals must be mailed or hand delivered no later than 2:00 p.m. on January 29, 2010. Please visit our RFP Page for additional information.
Here is the information briefing from the July 28th community forum regarding the local gas tax. KOHD news also covered the community forum, click here for their news article and video from the meeting.
The City of Sisters and Cascades East Transit announce the opening of a new public transportation shuttle connecting Sisters and Redmond. The shuttle offers 4 round-trips/day, and provides access to all locations in Redmond, with connections to Bend, LaPine, Prineville, and Madras/Metolius/Culver. For more information, click here or call 541-385-8680.
For additional information about noxious weed identification and removal please see the Deschutes County Noxious Weeds page
The City is in the process of updating its Transportation System Plan. See the latest plans and diagrams presented to the community at its June 2nd Community Forum.
Our Transient Merchant License page has been updated with detailed information about these licenses.
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