Sisters Achieves Designation as a 'Dark Sky Community'

The city of Sisters, Oregon, has been officially designated as the state’s newest ‘Dark Sky Community’ by DarkSky International, a recognition that highlights its commitment to reducing light pollution. This designation stems from a revised lighting ordinance implemented last year, which mandates stricter regulations on the brightness, angling, and shielding of outdoor lights, as well as requiring businesses to turn off external lighting after hours. Local educators and officials believe that this initiative not only enhances stargazing opportunities for residents and visitors but also helps protect local wildlife. With a compliance deadline set for early 2027, Sisters aims to attract astronomy enthusiasts and promote public understanding of responsible lighting practices, inspiring other communities to follow suit.

Sisters Achieves Designation as a ‘Dark Sky Community’

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