Hermiston Assembly of God

Hermiston Population 16,300 this picture take 2008 you are looking to the north.

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City of Hermiston

Welcome to Hermiston We are pleased to extend our hospitality to all who visit our City.  We are very proud of our rich heritage and enthusiastic about our dedication to maintaining and improving our quality of life.  We invite you to share in our excitement about the special "SPIRIT" that is Hermiston.

Hermiston is a progressive, growth-oriented urban center for an area based economically on distribution warehousing, agriculture, food processing, utilities and other light industry.  Centrally located, Hermiston has become a transportation center accessed by Interstate Highways I-84 (east to west) and I-82 (north and south) as well as rail and river transportation systems.

Hermiston School District

The Hermiston School District is the largest school district in Eastern Oregon with nearly 5,000 students, and continues to experience steady growth. It serves students in grades kindergarten through 12 with a broad range of programs from basic skills to vocational opportunities to advanced placement classes. The school district includes a 9-12 senior high school, two 6-8 middle schools, and five K-5 elementary schools, all within the city limits.

Hermiston Chamber of Commerce

Hermiston is a diverse community we are the Gate Way to Eastern Oregon in terms of transportation infrastructure, physical location and a strong history of growth, we continue to see a strong housing market and new construction.  Hermiston grew from 15,780 in 2007 to 16,330 in 2008,that is a 3.5% growth in one year. Hermiston is the fastest growing city in Eastern Oregon for its size and is 5 minutes from the mighty Columbia River.

 

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