More than a dozen residents told the council about traumatic immigration‑related detentions in recent weeks and asked the city to pursue identification/notification protocols, request federal arrest data, post DOJ model policy signage, and consider emergency measures to protect residents.

During public comment dozens of residents described aggressive immigration enforcement activity in McMinnville, reported multiple arrests (including a minor), and urged the council to provide clear protections and engage Unidos and the Attorney General; council leadership released a statement and pledged to seek guidance from the state AG.

City staff told a joint meeting of the McMinnville City Council and Planning Commission the city can meet residential and industrial land needs inside the current urban growth boundary (UGB) but lacks commercial land; staff outlined a sequential UGB amendment pathway and estimated costs and timing. Councilors declined to place a resolution to amend

Officer Kendall Johnson receives inaugural Challenge Coin Award for graffiti abatement initiative.

Residents demand preservation of R1 zoning amid concerns over traffic and drainage issues.

Councilors finalize language for a bond measure to construct and enhance community facilities.

City planners address traffic flow and commercial space in Highway 18 development discussions.

0 Waste McMinnville receives funding to improve food distribution and reduce waste in the city

Amanda urges city council to support Henderson House's fundraiser as budget cuts loom.

Council explores funding for affordable housing and community groups facing budget cuts.

Citizens express concerns over rising traffic noise and safety risks in McMinnville neighborhoods.

Community members urge city council to support housing and outdoor spaces for teens.