Deadlines and additional public testimony regarding the Oregon City Public Works Master Plan are here:

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

After working hard to address financial difficulties this year, Clackamas Heritage Partners, the management company that oversaw the operations, ultimately closed the doors in September 2009 to the End of the Oregon Trail Interpretive Center and The Museum of the Oregon Territories.

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.

On July 31, 2009, several Code Amendments changes were put into effect.

We display our Municipal Code through the municode.com website, which updates our Code changes periodically (this should be updated within 30 days). Our website lists the latest code amendment changes in effect as of July 31, 2009.

Aerial 3-D animation highlighting the Beaver Creek / Hwy 213 interchange:

2009 CITIZEN OF THE YEAR:  CHUCK CLEMANS

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

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

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

Find out what is happening in Oregon City by reading the Trail News!

The 2009 fireworks display at Clackamette Park has been canceled. Check back here for upcoming information on other popular summer celebration activities.

Oregon has completed the nation's first solar powered highway project at the I-5/I-205 junction, and another project in being considered in West Linn.

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.

Join the Center for a Sustainable Today on Saturday, August 1, at Atkinson Park in Oregon City to enjoy live music and great food from 11 am to 7 pm.

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.

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.

City and Community Information from Mayor Alice Norris

Welcome to the Mayor's Page, where citizens can hear directly from the Mayor. Since the city's news source, the Trail News, comes out only four times a year, this is an opportunity to catch more frequent updates and more current news.