City Hall Hours 8:00 - 4:30
Phone: (509) 923-2571
Pateros is located in the sunny foothills of the eastern Cascades and on the shores of the Columbia and Methow Rivers. It is located on US-97, the Cascade Loop Scenic Highway, and the Okanogan Trails Scenic Byway. Pateros was officially incorporated on May 1, 1913. Pateros has a current population of 565. We are at the center of all your recreation activities. We have two water-front hotels, RV and boating facilities, dining establishments, bakery and entertainment, hardware/sporting goods store and numerous festivals in our lakeside parks, including the famous Apple Pie Jamboree. We welcome you to set up your recreation basecamp in Pateros and enjoy all four seasons of outdoor activities!
-Carlene Anders, Mayor
NOTICE
CHANGES IN 2020 TO OUR SMALL WORKS ROSTER
Small Public Works Roster, Consultant Roster, and Vendor Roster Registration
The City of Pateros maintains our Small Public Works Roster and Consultant Roster and Vendor Roster in the MRSC Rosters online database. Businesses interested in working with our City on projects using a roster contracting process must register at www.mrscrosters.org and select the City of Pateros in your application.
If you have roster registration questions, please contact MRSC Rosters at mrscrosters@mrsc.org. For questions regarding specific projects, please contact City of Pateros, City Administrator, Jord Wilson (509) 923-2571
PATEROS 1908
Do you have some pictures of Pateros you would like to share with our Museum? Contact City Hall at (509) 923-2571
For City Utility Emergencies
After hours or on weekends, please call
City Administrator - Jord Wilson 449-9670
Sewer Dept. - Mike Lambert 733-0610
Water Dept. - Doug Kirk 449-1899
Parks Dept. -
CITY SNOW EVENTS
Stage 1 Snow Event
January 15-16 & 18-19
WHAT IS A SNOW EVENT?
The snow season is defined as November to March. A Snow Event may be called at any time during these four months.
Snow Events:
Anti-icing: In anticipation of a snow event the crew will begin anti-icing activities.
Stage 1: Will be declared when there is 2 inches of snow on the ground and 4 inches or more anticipated during the current snow event.
Stage 2: Will be declared when there is 6 inches of snow on the ground with more anticipated during the current snow event.
Stage 3: Will be declared when snow fall rate is so high that City crews cannot effectively plow Major Collector Streets and Residential Hill Routes.
A Snow Event declaration activates:
- Snow removal activities.
- Parking restrictions.
- Public notification.
