Roy Raley Park is Pendleton’s oldest park and lies directly adjacent to the world famous Pendleton Roundup Grounds and the Umatilla River. The park was originally home to an open air Natatorium that was completed in 1915 and was used until the 1960’s when the Pendleton Aquatic Center was opened in its current location by…
The project consists of the following for the construction of a parking lot at the north end of SW 41st Street, in Community Park: Installation of approximately 320 LF of Type C concrete curb Placing and compacting gravel backfill in front of the curb Performing finish grading to the gravel base previously placed by the…
This project purchases a mechanically fastened membrane roof for the 50 Meter Bathhouse at the Pendleton Aquatic Center. The roof was damaged by wind, and the project also includes removing and disposing of the damaged material.
The Til Taylor 101 Project, named for its completion on the 101st anniversary of Sheriff Til Taylor’s murder, revitalized one of Pendleton’s most historic parks. Project included: Two new playgrounds Splash pad to replace deteriorating wading pool Fenced-in dog park