Mountain View Cemetery, established in 1854, is one of the oldest cemeteries in the West.The first known burial occurred in December 1847 for the infant John Barclay, son of Dr. and Mrs. Forbes Barclay. The second oldest headstone belongs to the former Dr. William Allen who died June 8, 1851.

The Oregon Humane Society encourages pet owners to keep their pets in mind when preparing for disaster or an emergency. If you must evacuate, take your pets with you!

Pet supplies to keep with your survival equipment:

Volunteers are an important and vital part of the services we are able to provide at the center. Without YOU we would not be able to meet the needs of vulnerable seniors in our community.

Volunteer options:

Located at 1601 Jackson Street, at the base of Atkinson Park, the Buena Vista Clubhouse contains an open meeting area, small stage, basic kitchen and a restroom. It can comfortably accommodate 45 people. Chairs and tables are available. Users must provide their own coffeepot.

Though there is no shelter at Carnegie Park, the park may be rented for large gatherings, including church meetings, concerts, and reunions. Reservations require that a Special Activities permit be filled out and submitted to the Parks Office. Fees are determined on an individual basis. For more information, contact the Oregon City Parks Office at 503-496-1201.

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.

Code Enforcement responds to citizen complaints as fast as possible by determining if a violation has occurred, alerting the responsible party that they are in violation, and enforcing compliance through the legal process. We also investigate complaints about parking  violations, abandoned vehicles,  and properties that are overgrown or dangerously deteriorated.

No public access coverage is allowed in any area outside the courtroom that is on the courthouse premises and under the supervision of the Court without written permission.

January 25, 2010 News Release
For Immediate Release
For information Call: Michele Beneville 503-496-1542

Oregon City Grant Applications Online

Below are links to current construction projects in Oregon City.

Public Contact:
Oregon City Public Works Department
email
Phone: 503-657-8241 (office)
Last Updated: April 27, 2009

Contractors: From time to time the City of Oregon City requires competitive bidding using written quotes. If you would like to make yourself available to supply written quotes for public improvement contracts in the amount of $25,000 or less, you can fill out the form in the link below.

Development Services, within the Public Works Department, Engineering Group, provides the professional engineering services and consultation to various City departments and the general public for private development. 

El Tribunal Municipal

El Tribunal Municipal es la agencia judicial del gobierno de la Ciudad de Oregon City. Tiene jurisdicción sobre todas las infracciones de leyes municipales y estatales que se cometan dentro de las fronteras de la ciudad, a excepción de delitos mayores. El tribunal no se encarga de los delitos por haber conducido bajo la influencia de intoxicantes.

How can I keep this ticket off my record?

The Municipal Court is the judicial branch of the City of Oregon City government. It has jurisdiction over all city and state law offenses committed within city limits other than felonies. The court does not handle DUIs.

When you receive a citation please read the information on the front and back of the citation thoroughly. You have four options available to you when responding to the violation(s) on your citation:

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

Upcoming class in November! Don't miss an opportunity to become a life guard!

Our Mission

The mission of the Oregon City Police Department is to maintain public order and protect lives and property in our community. 

Our Values

Mountain View Cemetery hosts a variety of activities throughout the year.

OCWebMaps is an online, interactive mapping tool that provides access to GIS layers, aerial photos, land use information, and map creation tools.

maps.orcity.org

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This program is directly linked to our permit system we use here in Oregon City. We allow limited-scope, over-the-counter electrical, mechanical, and plumbing permits to be pulled through this site. These do not require plans, calculations, other agency approval, or staff interaction.

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Read our newsletter to find information about classes, activities, and other happenings at the Pioneer Center...

If you would like to recieive a copy of the bi monthly newsletter January to December costs $8.00 annually.

Send us your payment of $8.00 with your name and address and we will get you on our mailing list!

Room and Pool Reservation Information

The Property Report tool allows you to create, save, and email a pdf report of a property. 

Healthy recreation and educational programs are available at the Center, some are free of charge and others have a class fee to cover the expense of instructors and materials. Some programs are co-sponsored with other community organizations. Activities may include:

The Pioneer Community Center offers a large ballroom area with all the extra special touches, you need for your event.  Very spacious entry seating and more.  With the facility rental you have for your use:  

Buffet tables

The Pioneer Center provides services to adults in the community to enhance their quality of life by offering the following services:

Many of our classes are listed in the Oregon City Trail News and The Pioneer Community Center newsletter.

You can come in and register for classes in person Monday-Friday 9am-4pm.
or fill out the Class registration form and mail it to us.

Classes fill quickly. Also if your a Pioneer Card holder you can receive a discounted class fee if your age is 62 and over.

We have a great Fitness program available to adults over 55. 

Good working equipment  that is maintained and cleaned.  Open Monday thru Friday 9am to 4pm.

The Fee: 24 visits for $20.00

Participants are asked to take the Weight Room orientation class when joining.  You can call to set up your individual appointment.

The Oregon City Swimming Pool offers classes for kids, adults, seniors, and specialized lifeguarding certifications. Join us at the pool this summer!

The Pioneer Center provides Nutrition Services to those 60 years of age and older and to disabled residents of any age referred by Medicaid. The price to seniors is on a donation basis. The suggested donation of $2.50 per meal for those 60 and over. 

Congregate Dining:       

The City of Oregon City has been conducting traffic volume studies since 1978. We have historical traffic volume counts from 1978, 1980, 1989, 1990, as well as more current ones. Any of our historic studies are available for review. Our most recent studies are available online (see below) and will be conducted every 3 years, or has needed.

A door to door transportation system provides service to those 55 and older to the residents of theCity of Oregon City, its Urban Growth Boundary and the City of West linn.  Rides are provided for personal business, shopping, medical appointments, trips to the Pioneer Center for lunch, classes and activities. Transportation service is scheduled on a space available basis.

Utility Billing is a Division of the Finance Department, and manages approximately 10,000 active billing accounts for the following services:

• Water
• Sewer
• Storm
• Pavement maintenance

Contacts:

Program Objective

To distribute and maintain Oregon City's potable water supply and to protect public health by closely monitoring the system and complying with all safe drinking water standards. Implement best management practices while performing operations to protect the surrounding environment.