Clackamas County Conservation District is providing free workshops to learn how to harvest rain water and create a Rain Garden!

This memorandum provides a project timeline summary and details of events that have affected the completion date of the Warner Milne Road project. The project experienced delays totaling ninety-eight (98) calendar days that were justifiable under the ODOT Standard Specifications.

The City of Oregon City's website has been awarded the "Top Government Website Award" in the state of Oregon by Juggle.com for excellence in web design and content!

Update: 

Oregon City Farmers Market 2010 is in full swing!

On Wednesdays, join us downtown at 8th Street and Main from 3pm to 7pm, June through October.

We regret to inform you that the spray pool at Carnegie Library Park will not be open for the summer 2010 season due to hazardous conditions and safety concerns. We are planning to make the necessary renovations and re-open this spray pool by next summer.

Roadway Excavation & Asphalt Cement Paving Operations

Project:  Warner Milne Road Improvements Project (Oregon City)
Location:  Warner Milne Road from Molalla Avenue to Beavercreek Road

Final report of the downtown parking study. The report contains recommendations to address various needs and competing uses.

The 2010 Water Quality Report now available!
Oregon City recognizes that water is one of our most valuable resources. The 2010 report is based on monitoring results from 2009.

The City of Oregon City, in partnership with the Oregon Department of Transportation (ODOT), is designing improvements to the intersections of Hwy 213 at Washington Street and Clackamas River Drive.

Project Open House

Public Works goes GREEN with fleet expansion. Two bicycles have been purchased for summer sidewalk inventory field work. Rather than equipping seasonal workers hired for the project with standard vehicles, bicycles were chosen to be more effective and efficient for the work as well as reducing green house gas emissions. The bicycles will also be used for future local Public Works needs.

Clackamette RV Park is located at the confluence of the beautiful Willamette and Clackamas Rivers in Oregon City. RV spaces are available on a first-come, first-served basis. We do not take advanced reservations.

This is a non-union position with no benefits.

Starting at $8.40/hr. or Depending on Experience
City of Oregon City Parks and Recreation
Oregon City Swimming Pool | 1211 Jackson Street | Oregon City | OR | 97045

CLOSING DATE: Open Continuous

APPLY:

Oregon City’s Vertical Street - Open Late

This summer Oregon City residents, and visitors to historic downtown, will have more convenient access to the restaurants, shops and services in the downtown marketplace.

Sea lions relax on the boat dock below Willamette Falls on Wednesday in Oregon City. The appearance of numerous sea lions this week amid fishing boats has led to sometimes heated discussions about how to balance the common and competing interests of fishermen and sea lions during the annual spring Salmon run. 

Mayor Alice Norris honored as the first recipient of the Darlene Hooley Award

Lateral Applicants Only

Salary: $24.06 - $29.01/hr. plus benefits (additional 5% for Intermediate and 10% for Advanced DPSST Certification).

CLOSING DATE: Open Until Filled

Applications for the 2010-11 Metro Enhancement grant program are now available. The program supports enhancement projects within the Oregon City boundaries. The total amount available for grant proposals is $100,000, with $25,000 being a maximum award. Applications are due May 5, 2010 by 3:00 p.m. Proposals may be mailed or delivered to City Hall, 625 Center Street.

City Hall has moved! Our new location is 625 Center Street, at the top of Singer Hill and adjacent to the Municipal Elevator. (View map) 

The City of Oregon City is seeking consulting services of a Firm or Individual who will guide a public process to develop a long-range operations plan for the End of the Oregon Trail

See what's new and exciting in downtown Oregon City! This video, produced locally by BlueCollarCreative, highlights the activity and vibrancy found in Oregon City.

Select the link below to hear Mayor Alice Norris deliver her 8th and last State of the City address. Mayor Norris will leave office in January 2011 after 8 years of serving the citizens of Oregon City.

2010 State of the City Address

The City of Oregon City held it's official ribbon cutting and grand opening on December 18, 2009, with approximately 300 people in attendance from all over the region and city.

 Intertwine is a network of integrated parks, trails and natural areas that will one day soon be

Does Oregon City have a Natural Hazards Mitigation Plan?

Submit a request or complaint such as:

• Pothole Report
• Traffic Complaint

Using this tool  allows you to track your submission using a unique identifier for your reques, and check the status or update on your submission any time.

You may now pay parking tickets online using a credit or debit card.

In April of this year, the Oregon City Commission approved the hiring of a third-party consultant to conduct an operations and financial analysis of Clackamas Heritage Partners (CHP). CHP manages the End of the Oregon Trail Interpretive Center, Museum of the Oregon Territory, and the Stevens-Crawford House, all in Oregon City.

Come to the market this season and learn how to grow your own food, raise your own eggs and cook nutritious seasonal foods!

2009 CITIZEN OF THE YEAR:  CHUCK CLEMANS

(named at the Chamber banquet on Jan. 31, 2009)

Project Summary:

The historic Oregon City/West Linn Arch Bridge spanning the Willamette River has been a source of community pride since its opening in December 1922. However, after more than 85 years, this famous old bridge is in need of repairs.
Throughout the bridge, the deck, joints, rails, lighting and protective coating of the arch span require repair and replacement.

The prints depict “then and now” images from downtown Oregon City; people from Oregon City's past and present; and the construction of the elevator from start to finish. Asbill also designed images that were etched in the Elevator’s Deck floor, and complement the prints.

Eleven community projects will benefit from the annual Oregon City Civic Improvement Trust (OCCIT) grant program. “During these challenging economic times, the support from these grant funds will enable important community-based projects and activities to continue. Drawing visitors to Oregon City is more important than ever before,” said Mayor Alice Norris.

The urban and rural reserves sections on the Metro web site have been rewritten and reorganized to provide a more intuitive and informative experience for visitors. They serve as a central clearinghouse of information on this phase of the project with information on each county’s proposed urban and rural reserve candidate areas and links to maps and an online survey.