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With shorter and darker days upon us, visibility is key to keeping everyone safe in Happy Valley. Happy Valley Parks & Recreation and the Happy Valley Police Department are teaming up to keep our community visible this season. Pick up a FREE flashing safety light for your evening walks, early jogs, or bike rides. Available ...
Keep readingSave the dates! FREE Leaf Drop events are back!
Happy Valley Parks and Recreation is again offering the opportunity for you to drop off your yard debris at no cost to you. City residents will have two Saturday opportunities to drop off seasonal yard debris (leaves, woody debris, and grass clippings) at the Public Works building for free recycling. Saturday, Nov. 1 10 a.m. ...
Keep readingHonoring the Rebstock Family: A Founding Legacy in Happy Valley
Yesterday was a special day for Happy Valley history as we had the honor of interviewing Karl Rebstock, a member of one of the city’s founding families who helped shape the community we know today. His son, Mike Rebstock, also joined in to share stories and memories from over the years, with Mayor Tom Ellis ...
Keep readingNEW this year at Happy Valley’s Oktoberfest – Donut Eating Contest!
Donut Eating Contest! Think you can rise to the occasion? Sign up at the Activities Tent on event day and show us how you roll! Special Thanks to Fadi and the team at the Mediterranean Grill in Happy Valley for the generous donation of the donuts!
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 27,000 residents. Here are just a few key initiatives driving our community’s growth.