The GIS (Geographic Information Systems) department is a division of the Community Development Department, and supplies mapping services to the public and all City departments. We provide interactive mapping services, data purchasing, database and website services, and project mapping. We were one of the first cities in the Metro region to obtain LIDAR data to accurately map terrain, and participate in an extensive data sharing cooperative in the Metro region.

Come join the fun at the Oregon City Swimming Pool!

2013 Recreation and Aquatic Classes and Schedules

Find information on all recreation and aquatic classes on this page and in the Trailnews.

Business Outreach

The goals of Oregon City’s business outreach efforts are as follows:

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.

We value your input. If you have a general comment, please email the department or individual directly from the contacts page.

You may also view FAQ's and log a request into our new tracking system, OC Request!

The Pioneer Community Center provides a variety of classes to promote healthy and artistic outlets. You may register for classes in person Monday - Friday 9am-4pm, or by completing and mailing in your class registration form. You may also call the Center for more information at 503-657-8287.

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.

Partnerships/Collaboration

Successful economic development cannot be accomplished alone. There must be partnerships and collaboration along the way. Your Economic Development Department knows this and is focused on establishing and maintaining relationships with local, regional and State partners. These partners include:

Spring is Grant Season in Oregon City

Hours and Days of Operation:

The Municipal Court is located at Oregon City Police Department, 320 Warner Milne Road, Oregon City, Oregon (map).

Fines and fees will be accepted by Municipal Court staff until 4:00 p.m. Monday through Friday on business days prescribed by statute.

Contractors: Please refer to our new site bids site www.bids.orcity.org to register and be alerted to any solicitations or bids that the City has advertised.

bids.orcity.org

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

Service Disconnection Information

We've joined forces with the Oregon Building Codes Division to allow contractors to pull limited-scope, over-the-counter electrical, mechanical, and plumbing permits online. The permits available on this site do not require plans, calculations, other agency approval, or staff interaction.

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.

Community Services Department encompasses the following departments and facilities:

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 DUIIs.

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 the world's greatest system of its kind.

We've added 2 more lifeguard training classes this spring!  One in March and one in April.  Registration is open so register now as space is limited!

We've updated OCWebMaps! Our Mapping Portal, webmaps.orcity.org has a new look and feel and includes new web mapping applications.

Mountain View Cemetery has crypts and niches available for purchase. Full body crypts are available in both mausoleums while niches are available in the new mausoleum only. Prices for individual crypts and niches vary.

CRYPT PRICE RANGE

Single Crypt
$2,985 - $6,367

Tandem Crypt
$4,485 - $7,477

Mountain View Cemetery, established in 1854, is one of the oldest cemeteries in the West. The first known burial occurred in December 1847 for infant John Barclay, son of Dr. and Mrs. Forbes Barclay. The second oldest headstone belongs to the former Dr. William Allen who died June 9, 1851.

Mountain View Cemetery hosts a variety of activities throughout the year. Some of these are listed below. 

Cleanup Event
Memorial Day
Parents of Murdered Children Memorial 

You may now pay your Utility bill using our automated phone system 24 hours a day, 7 days a week! Simply dial 503-657-8151 and select option 1.

We also accept payments over the web using Visa, Mastercard, Discover, debit card., and other payment options.  We encourage you to view and pay your bill online.

The Oregon City Parking program includes activities related to parking permits, citations, and other violations.

RESERVE OUR FACILITY ONLINE  
click here

Rent our 2000 sqft community room or our 86 degree pool or enjoy the sun during your patio rental!!

The Property Report tool allows you to create a report of a property in pdf format.  You may then save or print the report at your convenience.

Registering for account Access

Step 1. Click on Online Services
 
Step 2. Select Pay my Utility Bill from the Online Services Menu then select the related information link [ Pay my Utility Bill ] at the bottom of this page. 

As of September 12, 2011, inspections will no longer be performed on Fridays, however, inspectors will now work an hour later Monday through Thursdays to better assist homeowners that work during the day.

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.

Program Objective

Maintain the City’s transportation system and improve public safety. Implement best management practices while performing operations to protect the surrounding environment.

Swim Lesson Registration

**Scholorships available. Please contact Rochelle Parsch 503-496-1752

The Oregon City swimming pool features a recreation and lap-swimming pool, water slide, classes for kids lessons, lifeguarding, and senior fitness. Join us this summer!

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 as needed.

Urban Renewal plans in Oregon City have helped to revitalize the economic health of Oregon City. Currently the City has one Urban Renewal District in the Downtown area. 

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

As of 4/30/2013

Your Utility Bill has Changed. 

(See Related Information)

These changes have no Impact on the Rates Charged.

The Pioneer Community Center provides a wide array of services to our community’s seniors and our staff needs your help to keep our programs operating and running smoothly.We are currently looking for volunteers with flexible schedules to serve as substitutes for our nutrition and Meals on Wheels program.

Available Volunteer Opportunities:

Oregon City Parks and Recreation strives to create recreation, leisure and cultural opportunities by providing high quality parks, facilities, programming and support services to people of all ages.