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Come out and join your Sandy Police Department this Tuesday, August 2nd from 6 pm to 9 pm for a family friendly free event. Carnival games, dunk tank, foam dart gun range, prizes, and obstacle course activities along with dinner, snacks, and sno cones. Scan the QR code on linked image to go to the official event page so we know you will be joining us. National Night Out is a national event that brings communities together with their public safety professionals to share in conversation and fun activities with a focus on community policing and building police legitimacy.

Come out and join your Sandy Police Department this Tuesday, August 2nd from 6 pm to 9 pm for a family friendly free event. Carnival games, dunk tank, foam dart gun range, prizes, and obstacle course activities along with dinner, snacks, and sno cones. Scan the QR code on linked image to go to the official event page so we know you will be joining us. National Night Out is a national event that brings communities together with their public safety professionals to share in conversation and fun activities with a focus on community policing and building police legitimacy.

We’re partnering with the Museum Of Natural And Cultural History to bring you the Power of Plants: Super Seeds! —a Take and Make that will inspire learning and hands-on fun.

Pick up your Take and Make at the Sandy or Hoodland library and catch the video on our website on August 15.

Available while supplies last.

The City of Sandy is seeking quotes from qualified contractors to furnish all labor, equipment, and materials necessary for the acquisition and installation of grease interceptors at fourteen (14) selected business locations throughout Sandy.
Bidders should check the City website (https://www.ci.sandy.or.us/rfps) for any addenda during the bidding time and note in the bid that they have checked and included addenda in the bid.

Notice of intent to adopt Parks System Development Charge methodology. 

A new Parks System Development Charge (SDC) Methodology is being proposed for adoption by the City of Sandy City Council. The new methodology is needed to reflect changes in the existing master plan system and projected needs for the future master plan. 

Bull Run water is a very important component of Sandy’s supply system.  It makes a relatively large supply of water available to our community as our water demands grow, and provides important system redundancy in case of emergencies or natural disasters.

Sandy has three sources of water: Alder Creek, Brownell Springs, and Bull Run. Because Bull Run water is purchased from the City of Portland, it makes sense to maximize our use of Sandy's two city-owned sources; especially Alder Creek which has much higher capacity than Brownell Springs.