Settled in the mid-1800s, and incorporated in 1921, Banks is a small city in western Washington County, Oregon. The city was named for Robert Banks and his father, John Banks, early settlers of the community.
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The Chamber is a membership organization comprised of business and professional people working to stimulate the business environment in the Banks, Oregon region. An overview of the organization is presented, including a membership directory and community resources.
http://www.oregonbankschamber.com/
Banks Community United Methodist Church
Established in 1909, the Banks, Oregon UMC meets at its facilities on Depot Street. Its history, beliefs and groups are highlighted, along with a worship schedule and church calendar.
http://www.bcumc.net/
The public school administrative district operates an elementary, middle and high school, each in Banks, Oregon. Its school campuses are highlighted, along with a school calendar, district contacts and information.
http://www.banks.k12.or.us/
Located in Banks, the Boy Scouts of America troop draws scouts from Banks, Forest Grove, North Plains, Buxton, Gales Creek and elsewhere in Washington County, Oregon. A meeting schedule and calendar of upcoming trips and other events are posted, along with resources for parents and leaders.
http://www.bsatroop581.org/
Banks is a small, rural community in western Washington County, Oregon. Its official web site features an overview of the city government and municipal services, a community calendar, and a guide to local media, organizations and businesses.
http://www.cityofbanks.org/
The Banks, Oregon company offers a variety of services and products, including 24-hour towing services for passenger cars and trucks, Class B vehicles, motor homes and motorcycles, as well as vehicle recovery services, vehicle sales, and other products described here.
http://www.copstowing.com/
Located in the unincorporated area of Roy, within the postal district of Banks, Oregon, the K-8th grade Catholic school is highlighted, including a school calendar, staff directory, and directions to the school campus.
http://www.sfa-roy.org/
Sunset Speedway is a one-third mile clay dirt track in Banks, Oregon, operating between April and September. Directions to the facility is presented, with speedway information, a race schedule, admission fees, and online registration.
http://www.sunsetspeedwaypark.com
