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Local government spending in Oregon

The 50 largest counties, cities and townships in Oregon with fully reported figures, out of 145 in this data. Schools, hospitals and utilities are often run by separate districts, so a total here is not comparable between places. Compare one service at a time. A zero means this government reported no spending on that service; another government may provide it.

Largest governments

GovernmentResidentsFY2022 spendingPolice per residentFire per residentRoads per resident
Portland656,751$2.1 billion$327$224$389
Lane County382,986$484.9 million$62$0$128
Jackson County221,844$162.1 million$91$0$100
Deschutes County201,769$253.6 million$198$0$126
Salem175,891$387.6 million$292$230$89
Eugene173,236$724.0 million$388$286$214
Linn County131,054$103.1 million$124$0$109
Douglas County111,364$105.8 million$101$0$159
Hillsboro110,985$345.0 million$361$261$185
Gresham110,031$177.6 million$245$238$183
Yamhill County107,664$95.3 million$85$0$75
Josephine County88,053$83.5 million$106$0$131
Medford83,412$162.4 million$339$219$222
Umatilla County77,752$71.9 million$101$0$136
Springfield63,209$186.8 million$358$325$180
Corvallis59,093$108.0 million$202$197$114
Tigard56,049$76.1 million$283$0$134
Lincoln County50,583$38.0 million$81$0$0
Lake Oswego39,821$128.7 million$403$375$256
Keizer39,593$23.9 million$217$0$0
Grants Pass38,416$54.5 million$380$155$56
Redmond34,293$78.8 million$406$0$293
Malheur County30,983$29.6 million$87$0$45
West Linn26,747$40.4 million$283$0$138
Wasco County26,403$28.0 million$141$0$168
Forest Grove25,442$56.1 million$249$204$145
Crook County25,105$39.9 million$180$0$189
Wilsonville24,985$62.1 million$202$0$362
Jefferson County24,856$35.4 million$137$0$139
Newberg23,982$38.4 million$343$0$247
Happy Valley23,781$22.6 million$181$0$267
Roseburg23,493$41.1 million$331$336$207
Ashland21,194$75.5 million$334$440$248
Milwaukie21,046$36.1 million$333$0$479
Sherwood19,746$37.2 million$253$0$127
Central Point19,117$27.9 million$300$0$237
Canby18,027$51.3 million$343$0$162
Dallas17,331$21.4 million$223$182$183
Pendleton16,593$46.7 million$308$339$184
Coos Bay16,342$30.8 million$350$188$194
The Dalles15,581$26.7 million$249$0$222
La Grande13,399$16.8 million$264$191$3
Cornelius13,116$19.4 million$220$98$105
Gladstone12,418$12.6 million$297$153$83
Morrow County11,700$33.8 million$385$0$685
Sandy11,566$30.8 million$265$0$273
Silverton10,617$13.4 million$253$0$62
Baker City9,876$18.5 million$273$253$181
North Bend9,744$15.6 million$354$241$173
Molalla9,303$15.5 million$401$0$83

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Source and coverage

Source: U.S. Census Bureau, 2022 Census of Governments, individual unit file (revision 07/15/2026). Our per-resident figures are our own calculation; the Census Bureau has not reviewed or sanctioned them. Census has not reviewed unit data as a time series, and the data may contain non-sampling error.

Census unit file. Covers counties, cities and townships for fiscal year 2022 only, not a trend. Governments where Census estimated part of the spending are left out, so a missing place is not a zero: about 14,200 of 38,400 are absent for that reason. Pushbuild is not affiliated with any government listed.