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Keep readingLimited access to Happy Valley Park on 4th of July
The cancellation of our traditional 4th of July Family Festival and Fireworks Show is a huge disappointment for us, but the safety and health of our community are our main priorities. As reported by Oregon Health Authority, COVID-19 cases are surging throughout Oregon and the virus is continuing to spread. To this end, …
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Keep readingHappy Valley Firework Policy
Happy Valley adopted its zero-tolerance policy for illegal fireworks 11 years ago. A firm $1,000 citation will be issued on the spot if someone is found to be using illegal fireworks within City limits. Safety is by far our number one priority and officers will not be interested in excuses or reasons as to why …
Keep readingHappy Valley is a planned growth community.
Are you proud to be a resident of Happy Valley? There are many reasons to enjoy living in this community. With our beautiful parks, meandering trails, well-maintained streets, safe neighborhoods, and attractive commercial centers, Happy Valley is a wonderful place to call home. Much of the look and feel of the city took decades of thoughtful planning and steadfast leadership to instill development standards that reflect the community values.
Since its incorporation as a city in 1965, Happy Valley has grown from a rural area with a population of approximately 300 people to a thriving suburb of over 21,000 residents. Happy Valley is one of the fastest growing cities and has one of the highest median family incomes in Oregon. We are proud of our heritage and excited for the future ahead.