Weiser

Weiser is a small rural community located in Washington County. Thanks to its mild climate, it supports farm, orchard, and livestock businesses. The city sits at the confluence of the Weiser River with the great Snake River, which marks the border with Oregon. 

Named over 200 years ago after Peter Weiser, who was an American soldier, and member Galloway of the Corps of Discovery on the Lewis and Clark Expedition, Weiser takes pride in its rich history and is represented by many of its original buildings, which are now on the National Historic Register.  Some of these historic buildings include the Galloway House, Pythian Castle and the Union Pacific Train Depot.

Today, the City of Weiser upholds its reputation as a community tied together through traditional family values and a sincere sense of community, as represented in the Welcome to Weiser Sign community’s motto, “We Love Our Kids”.  Continuing with its strong natural resources, agricultural and ranching heritage, the City of Weiser’s innovative spirit can be seen in the downtown revitalization, several new parks and the beautiful Vendome Events Center. Industry and business include forest products, food processing, and technical innovations.