Benton County Information Resources

Benton County Information Resources is a Government Agency in Corvallis, OR. The agency serves residents through its Board of Commissioners, which holds meetings open to the public either in person or virtually, with materials and recordings available for review. The county operates several distinct service areas, including Benton Area Transit, which is currently evaluating methods to improve backend operations. Property residents can access detailed data through the Permit, Application & License Search tool and a property information system that tracks values, ownership, sales history, taxlot maps, and taxes. The county also manages 20 advisory boards, commissions, and committees covering land use, transportation, natural resources, the environment, and historic preservation, inviting residents to serve as volunteers or interns. The historic Hubert K. McBee Campground, donated by the Hull Oakes Lumber Company with support from the Alliance for Recreation Areas, remains under county stewardship. Environmental efforts include the Jackson-Frazier Wetland Long-Term Restoration Project, completed in 2021 with funding from the Oregon Watershed Enhancement Board to restore wetlands and provide safe pedestrian access. The county is also updating its countywide Comprehensive Plan, moving from the 2007 document toward an updated version scheduled for adoption around 2027. Additionally, the county is developing new Safety and Justice buildings located one mile north of downtown Corvallis, a project funded through county borrowing and state matching grants to centralize justice services. The Benton County Information Resources office is located at 4500 SW Research Way in Corvallis, OR, 97333. Office hours are Monday through Friday from 8 AM to 5 PM. The agency provides essential administrative and community services to the residents of Benton County, Oregon. Residents seeking information or wishing to participate in local governance can engage with the agency through its various boards, commissions, and online tools.

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Services:

• Advisory Group Opportunities
• Building Permits and Land Use
• Building Permits and Land Use Processing
• Community Advisory Group Support
• Healthcare Services
• Healthcare Services Coordination
• Property Information and Management
• Public Transportation (Benton Area Transit)