Archives: FAQs

Where do I find current rain/weather forecasts?

The National Oceanic & Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) publishes forecasts and real-time conditions from its Sherman County LTE Station.

Can I rent the Sherman County Senior & Community Center building for an event?

You can! The best way is to come in or call and talk to the Senior Center manager to make sure the space you want is available. You’ll find the rental application online.

When is the Tri-County Veterans Service Officer “in office” at the Sherman County Senior & Community Center?

Every Wednesday from around 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., unless otherwise noted on the office door inside the center. The Veterans Service Officer can also be reached by phone or email during business hours throughout the week.

What day and time does the senior and community center in Moro serve lunch?

The Sherman County Senior & Community Center serves lunch at 12:00 noon Monday through Friday, unless closed for a holiday. Check-in for lunch begins around 11:30 a.m.

Is there a senior center or community center nearby?

Sherman County manages the Sherman County Senior & Community Center at 300 Dewey Street in Moro, open 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. with lunch at noon Monday through Friday and activities throughout the week. There you’ll find meetings, exercise classes, social gatherings, and technology training.

What if I want to site a non-farm dwelling on farmland?

Consult with the Sherman County Planner to discuss your plans for any non-farm dwellings.

Do you offer a printed business directory?

Simply visit Sherman County’s online Business page to view and print our listings of businesses in Biggs, Grass Valley, Kent, Moro, Rufus, and Wasco. (Note: Businesses can be added to this list upon submission to the County Court Administrative Assistant.)

Will I still qualify for the residency incentive if I’m a renter?

Yes, you would still qualify for Sherman County’s residency incentive as a renter. You must have lived in the county for one year and be 18 years or older. For further details, see our “Residency Checklist” page.

What are my tenant rights?

Sherman County falls under state law related to tenant rights. Find a detailed description through the Oregon Bar Association’s Landlord and Tenant Law “Rights and Duties of a Tenant” link.