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Community
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Column 1
- About
- History
- Chamber of Commerce
- Umatilla Museum
- Quarterly Newsletter
- Events and Activities
- City Calendar
- Library Events
- Parks & Recreation Happenings
Column 2
- Recreational Opportunities
- Umatilla Marina & RV Park
- US Army Corps of Engineers - McNary Beach Park
- Umatilla City Parks
- Library
- About Us
- Book Recommendations & News
- Digital Exhibits
- Online Resources
- Kids Corner
Column 3
- Schools
- Umatilla School District
- BMCC
- Public Safety
- Police
- Fire
- Cemetery
- Sunset Hills
- Pioneer Memorial
- Home Builders
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Business
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Column 1
- Forms and Permits
- Business Resources & Links
- Business License Application
- Community Development
- Travel Oregon
- Port of Umatilla
- Umatilla County Economic Development
Column 3
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- Government
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How Do I?
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Column 1
- View Current Job Opportunities
- Events and Meetings
- View OLD Agendas and Minutes
- View NEW Agendas and Minutes
- View City Calendar
- View Current Code of Ordinances
- View Staff Directory
Column 2
- Contact the City
- Question or Comment
- Code Enforcement Complaint
- Public Records Request
- Police Records Request
- Public Works Service Request
- Documents and Forms
- Find Documents and Reports
- Print or Submit Forms and Applications
Column 3
- Pay My
- Utility Bill
- Court Fine
- Planning Application Fees
- Apply For
- Board Vacancies
- Business Licenses
- New Utility Services
- Community Engagement Group
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Human Resources
Human Resources
The Human Resource Department is fully committed to providing the support and services needed to facilitate recruitment, staffing, compensation, performance management, benefits, development and training, and labor relations.
The Human Resources Department is responsible for:
- Ensuring compliance with established policies and procedures, labor contracts, and federal and state employment laws.
- Providing guidance and consultation to management and employees in all human resources functions.
- Supporting the goals and key objectives of City Council to fulfill the city's workplace needs as economic conditions continue to change.