Neat little bay town. I love clamming here. Beautiful beautiful sunset by the train track…read more Sometimes there is an old style tourist train running by and it's uber nostalgic and cute.

Garibaldi is a small fishing village at the Northern end of the Tillamook Bay. Daniel Bayley was…read moreone of the first property owners after the Civil War in Tillamook Bay. In 1869 President Grant appointed Mr. Bayley as the areas first postmaster, and was given the duty of naming this postmark. At the time Giuseppe Garibaldi was Mr. Bayley's hero for unifying Italy and promoting democracy around the world. And thus the township Garibaldi was born. Today Garibaldi still has that small town feel to it. Main Street is lined with stores, hotels and restaurants. Some attraction in town are the Garibaldi Museum, chartered fishing trips, crabbing, clamming, and catching a ride aboard the " Oregon Coast Scenic Railroad". Major employers are Weyerhaeuser Mill and the marina. Garibaldi is a small city with a lot of history and was incorporated as a city in 1946. Garibaldi is worth checking out the next time your in the area ! Enjoy !

Who do you call when you need your smoke alarm batteries changed? Thank you for your help!!!read more

Tualatin Valley Emergency Medical Services and Rescue through 911, is a superb top of the line…read moremedically and trauma trained group of men that come to rescue and provide medical attention to the ill person. I'm thankful of their amazing service. My father past away, after their many attempts to resuscitate him. Thank you.

Gearhart volunteer for department helps save my life in 2018. I made it to my house in less than…read moresix minutes at 5:30 in the morning.

My friends gave not so helpful directions to her house. When I walked into the firehouse and asked…read morethe fireman for help he did not snicker as I read them, especially about making a turn at the blinking light, and said, "Oh, well, they removed that blinking light about 8 months ago." He got out his map book, gave us directions, and we were on our way. They have really cool big fancy shiny new equipment there, and appear to take great pride in maintaining it. It's a volunteer department, so I give them all big credit for putting in the time to keep that place clean as a whistle. If I swooned or had a fire or needed assistance, I bet these guys would take good care of me.