The City is required to take minutes of every council meeting. Minutes must be approved by the Council prior to becoming a public document. After the Council approves the minutes, which typically happens at the next council meeting, the minutes are made available to the public and are posted on the City’s website.
A dog three months or older must be licensed in Linn Valley. The licensing deadline is May 1st of each year. Fees are $3 if the dog is spayed / neutered and $8 if not. A additional $25 kennel fee is required for three or more dogs per household. A tag will be given with each license and must be worn by your dog at all times. If a dog loses its way home, license tags will help us reunited dog with owner. Linn Valley does not license cats.
My vision for Linn Valley is to be a sustainable and efficiently operating city. I want a city that anticipates growth issues in advance of potential problems by executing outstanding planning and leadership.
Our areas of focus are:
• Collaboration and cooperation with the Property Owners Association
• Provide high quality two-way communications with residents and encourage full participation in City government
• Plan well and look forward to the future in decision making
• Budget efficiently and effectively to align with our priorities
• Support diversity and inclusiveness in our community.
I am excited about the potential increased efficiency in all aspects of Linn Valley and I am grateful for the opportunity to serve our Community.
We have a new website! … a new look and feel for a young city that’s growing and expanding. You’ll find current news and handy information provided in a responsive, mobile-friendly format. Topical notices will be front and center. You can pay your utility bill online, locate applications, permits, phone numbers and more. Hopefully you’ll like what you see. Browse and let us know what we can do to make it even better for you.
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