City of Echo, Oregon

City of Echo, Oregon The official page of the City of Echo, Oregon. This page is to provide information about city government and city events.

⛳ WE’RE HIRING AT ECHO HILLS GOLF COURSE!Looking for a great part-time job in a friendly atmosphere? Join our team as a ...
09/12/2026

⛳ WE’RE HIRING AT ECHO HILLS GOLF COURSE!

Looking for a great part-time job in a friendly atmosphere? Join our team as a Clubhouse Attendant!

💵 Starting pay: $18–$20 per hour
🕒 Flexible hours with weekend work available throughout the winter
✅ Experience with point-of-sale (POS) systems preferred
🏌️ Knowledge of golf is a plus

📧 Email your résumé to [email protected]

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⚠️ Our online utility payment system at echo-oregon.com is currently unavailable.We’re working with our payment provider...
09/11/2026

⚠️ Our online utility payment system at echo-oregon.com is currently unavailable.

We’re working with our payment providers to fix it as soon as possible. We’re hoping for Monday, but Tuesday is looking more likely.

You can still pay:
• In person at City Hall beginning Monday at 9 a.m.
• Using the drop box out front of City Hall.
• By mail: City of Echo, P.O. Box 9, Echo, OR 97826.

Thank you for your patience!

Echo Hills Golf Course is closed today for w**d and fungus spraying. We’ll reopen Tuesday at 7:00 a.m. Thanks for your p...
08/28/2026

Echo Hills Golf Course is closed today for w**d and fungus spraying. We’ll reopen Tuesday at 7:00 a.m. Thanks for your patience! A day away means you'll hit em straighter!

📬 The August edition of the Echo Newsletter is here! This month, we’re highlighting the people, businesses, history and ...
08/10/2026

📬 The August edition of the Echo Newsletter is here! This month, we’re highlighting the people, businesses, history and projects that make Echo special. You’ll meet Assistant to the Administrator Ameta Nelson, and we’re also proud to recognize Morgan Harris, an Echo High School sophomore and member of the Umatilla County Fair Court! 🎉 You’ll get to know the family behind H&P Café, learn about our new commingled recycling system and what can — and cannot — go in your recycling bin, and take a trip back in time with the Echo History Corner featuring the Utilla Indian Agency. We also have an update on the Phase 3 Water Plan and pump replacement, a reminder about new school-zone traffic signs, a thank-you to our Echo Fire volunteers, and a look at what’s happening around town in August, including the Father Daughter Dance on August 22.

A big thank you to our residents, local businesses, volunteers and community members who continue to make Echo such a special place to live. This newsletter is for you, and we’d love your help making future editions even better. Have a story idea, historic photo, community event, local business, resident spotlight or something you think your neighbors should know about? Send it to [email protected]. ❤️🏡

CLICK HERE TO READ: https://echo-oregon.com/news-and-notices/august-2026-echo-newsletter/

⚠️ Echo Hills Golf Course Update ⚠️Because of a water pipe break inside the clubhouse, Echo Hills Golf Course is closed ...
07/23/2026

⚠️ Echo Hills Golf Course Update ⚠️

Because of a water pipe break inside the clubhouse, Echo Hills Golf Course is closed to the public for the remainder of today while crews work to make the necessary repairs. This temporary closure is to ensure the safety of our visitors and staff.

Golf course members are still welcome to play. Please note that there will be no access to the clubhouse, and golf cart availability may be limited during this time.

We appreciate your patience and understanding as we work to resolve the issue as quickly as possible.

We anticipate reopening for normal business at 7:00 a.m. on Friday morning.

Thank you for your continued support of Echo Hills Golf Course!

A huge thank you to Northeast Oregon Now for shining a spotlight on our incredible community with today's feature, "A D...
07/23/2026

A huge thank you to Northeast Oregon Now for shining a spotlight on our incredible community with today's feature, "A Day in Echo."

READ FULL ARTICLE: https://northeastoregonnow.com/a-day-in-echo/

For many, Echo is just another exit off I-84. But for those who take the time to visit, they discover something special.

🏛️ Walk the footsteps of the Oregon Trail.
⛳ Play a round at Echo Hills Golf Course.
🍳 Enjoy breakfast at the legendary H&P Café.
🍔 Grab lunch or dinner at Nic's Corner Bistro.
🍷 Sip award-winning wines at Echo Ridge Cellars and Sno Road Winery.
⛪ Tour the beautifully restored St. Peter's Church.
🏛️ Explore our museum, historic downtown, and the stories that built this community.

Echo may have just 700 residents, but what we lack in size, we make up for in heart, history, hospitality, and hometown pride.

The truth is, The Echo Effect is real. People come for a day... and leave planning their next visit.

To everyone who owns a business, volunteers, preserves our history, serves our community, and makes Echo such a welcoming place—thank you. This recognition belongs to all of you.

If you've never spent a day in Echo, we'd love to welcome you. And if you've been here before... you already know why so many people keep coming back.

Come experience the Echo Effect. ❤️

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASETemporary Reduction in Water Pressure Expected Beginning Monday, July 20Echo, Ore. — The City of Ec...
07/20/2026

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

Temporary Reduction in Water Pressure Expected Beginning Monday, July 20

Echo, Ore. — The City of Echo would like to inform residents living near the Echo Hills Golf Course, that additional work is required to complete the installation of the City’s new water system booster pump as part of the ongoing Phase III Water System Improvement Project.

Beginning Monday, July 20, crews will complete the remaining work on the booster pump. We apologize for the late notice. As work has progressed, the contractor identified additional improvements that need to be completed to ensure the new booster pump system operates safely and reliably for years to come.

Water service is not expected to be interrupted. However, residents may experience reduced water pressure for approximately two to three days while crews complete the remaining work. The City is working closely with the contractor to minimize any inconvenience and restore the system to full operating capacity as quickly as possible.

The contractor and the City’s Public Works Department will continue working diligently to complete the project as quickly and safely as possible.

“We understand this may be an inconvenience, and we sincerely appreciate our residents’ patience and understanding,” said City Administrator Mike Gonzalez. “These final improvements are an important investment in Echo’s water infrastructure and will help provide a more reliable water system for our community well into the future.”

Residents with questions or concerns are encouraged to contact:

Mike Gonzalez
City Administrator, City of Echo
📞 541-815-3196
📧 [email protected]

Thank you again for your patience and support as we complete this important infrastructure project. The City looks forward to delivering the long-term benefits of these improvements to the entire community.

Blue Mountain All-Stars Bound for Arizona. 6 players from Echo help win the Championship! Community Support Needed!The B...
07/17/2026

Blue Mountain All-Stars Bound for Arizona. 6 players from Echo help win the Championship! Community Support Needed!

The Blue Mountain Little League Juniors Girls All-Star Team is headed back to the West Regional Tournament after capturing both the District 3 Championship in Pendleton and the Oregon State Championship in Hood River. The team will now represent the State of Oregon at the West Regional Tournament in Tucson, Arizona, for the second consecutive year.

The championship squad is made up of talented young athletes from throughout the region, including six players from Echo, one from Stanfield, and four from Heppner, making this a true community success story.

"We are extremely proud of these young ladies and excited about the opportunity to represent Echo, Stanfield and Heppner," said Coach Todd Longgood

READ FULL ARTICLE HERE: https://echo-oregon.com/news-and-notices/blue-mountain-all-stars-bound-for-arizona-6-players-from-echo-help-win-the-championship-community-support-needed/

Water System Update – Thank You for Your PatienceWe’re happy to report that the new water lines have now been connected,...
07/17/2026

Water System Update – Thank You for Your Patience

We’re happy to report that the new water lines have now been connected, and full water pressure should be restored within the next hour as of 9 p.m.

NOTE: Once water is restored you may not feel as much water pressure. We've decided to wait to turn on the booster pump until Friday morning. This will allow the water to cycle through and avoid having to work in the dark if something was to go wrong. As of now, things are looking good! Full pressure should be restored by noon Friday.

We sincerely appreciate everyone’s patience and understanding throughout today’s work. Projects like this can present unexpected challenges, but they are an important part of our ongoing investment in Echo’s water system and will help improve the reliability of service for years to come.

A special thank you goes out to our dedicated Public Works team, who have now put in a 15-hour day to complete this project and are staying until the job is finished. Their hard work, professionalism, and commitment to our community do not go unnoticed.

Thank you again for your patience and support as we continue making these important upgrades to Echo’s water infrastructure.

Address

20 S Bonanza
Echo, OR
97826

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 3pm

Telephone

+15413766038

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