Vision: To reestablish Oregon City's historic role as a regional center for commerce, transportation, innovation, tourism, and livability.

Vision: To re-establish Oregon City's historic role as a regional hub.

Mission: To build a sustainable community that promotes public health and safety, economic growth, and protects the livability, environment, and uniqueness.

The biggest city event of 2009 is the opening of your new city hall! Long anticipated, the move to 625 Center Street achieves multiple community goals. For starters, we preserved and recycled an old building, the former McLean Medical Clinic. The site is centrally located and will serve as another catalyst to Downtown and 7th Street revitalization.

If Wall Street crashes, does Main Street follow? Not necessarily.
—Ben Bernanke

Despite grim economic forecasts,  your City is continuing to complete projects that provide continuing local employment and solutions for long-standing problems.

City Matters -- Fall 2005
By Alice Norris, Mayor

City Matters -- Spring Trail News 2006
By Bob Bailey, City Commissioner

City Matters -- Winter 2005-2006
By Alice Norris, Mayor

Oregon City has three new opportunities to seize and support.

It is hard for me to believe that this is the fourth quarterly article that I am writing for the Trail News. It means that I am nearing the end of my first year of service as Mayor of this fabulous city. it is also hard for me believe that i am returning to a topic that i discussed in my second article, and by the time you read this article, you will know more about this topic than I now know.

Each year the Mayor delivers a State of the City address that highlights current events in Oregon City. Mayor Doug Neeley's first State of the City was in February 2011.

2012 State of the City
2011 State of the City

Click link below to view 2007 Slideshow...