L ocated in northeastern Oregon (just 8 miles south of Walla Walla, Washington), Milton-Freewater is   a community surrounded by orchards, wheat fields and vineyards set against the beautiful Blue Mountains (yes, they really are blue!). Long before the two towns of Milton and Freewater merged in 1950, settlers flocked to this area to take advantage of the fertile soil.  Now situated within the acclaimed Walla Walla Valley Wine Appellation, the area is still well known for its agricultural bounty.  Lots of sun in the summer and mild winters contribute to an almost perfect climate.  According to the most recent figures, our population is 6585.                               

The City  provides all City utilities, including electric service.  City Light and Power is the oldest municipal electric utility operating in the State of Oregon and also offers one of the lowest power rates in the northwest.

What are the frogs all about?  It's Muddy Frogwater Country!  Tour the City and you'll discover over 40 whimsical frog statues celebrating our City's brand.  Pick up a map at the City or the Chamber of Commerce and see if you can find them all!

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MAKE A DIFFERENCE DAY OCTOBER 27, 2007-CLICK HERE FOR PICTURES