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Mosier mayor reports $4.5 million legislative request for Joint Use Facility; $4 million raised locally

Mosier City Council · February 18, 2026
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Summary

Mayor Witt Anderson and a Fire Board member testified before the Capital Construction Subcommittee seeking $4.5 million for a Joint Use Facility; Anderson said the project is construction‑ready and that the community has raised about $4 million locally, and he recommended contingency planning depending on the legislature's early‑March decision.

Mayor Witt Anderson told the council he and Fire Board member Rob Miller testified before the Capital Construction Subcommittee in Salem to request $4.5 million in funding for a Joint Use Facility, describing the project as construction-ready and noting the community has raised about $4 million locally.

Anderson said the project faces strong competition for limited state funds and suggested the council consider contingencies, including the Fire District proceeding independently if the legislature does not fund the request; he said further discussion would follow after the legislature's anticipated early‑March decision.