Cemetery office hours are Monday through Friday, 8:30 a.m. - 3:30 p.m. Gates open at dawn and close at dusk seven days a week.
Our historic cemetery section is the resting place for a number of well-known figures in early Oregon history. Monuments and family plots for Peter Skene Ogden, Colonel W. L. White, L. D. C. Latourette, and Charles Barlow stand in silent tribute. As with all areas of Mountain View Cemetery, visitors are welcome to stroll through this peaceful, serene area.

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:

2011 - 2012 Recreation and Aquatic Classes and Schedules

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

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 offers many  recreational services to enhance the physical and emotional well being of our patrons.   We provide a variety of  classes to promote healthy and artistic outlets. To see a list of classes offered, please visit our Trail News publications via the link below. 

At any given time, the Public Works Department has multiple capital construction projects underway. From design to construction, check out our construction project links to find out what is going on in Oregon City.

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. 

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:

The City of Oregon City participates in the FEMA National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP), which makes flood insurance available to everyone. The City makes continual efforts to reduce flood damage potential, which reduces insurance rates.

The GIS (Geographic Information Systems) department at Oregon City is a division of the Community Development Department, and supplies mapping services to the public and all City departments.

JOIN US FOR THIS POPULAR PARENT-CHILD DROP-IN ACTIVITY AT THE OREGON CITY SWIMMING POOL!

Preschoolers and their parents can play for two hours at our indoor playground in the Oregon City Community Room on Monday/Wednesday/Friday mornings. Enjoy tumble mats, balls, toys, trikes and much more!

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

The course focuses on the job of a lifeguard in a swimming pool environment. Classes will emphasize victim recognition, surveillance, equipment-based rescues, and includes first aid and CPR for the Professional Rescuer.

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
$2,700 - $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 

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

Online Payment FAQ's

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

The Pioneer Community Center is a multi-purpose recreation center for senior citizens and community members of all ages.   A very comfortable place for the community patrons to enjoy activities for leisure or recreation.  Socializing with community members and friendly staff, make this a nice place to spend time.

 Programs and Events including Kids, Teens and Adults.

To start or discontinue your service please call (503) 657- 8151, or complete the move in/move out form.

Q. How often are we billed?

A. Services are billed monthly; they include Water, Sanitary Sewer,  Storm Water and PMUF( Pavement Maintenance Utility Fee ) 
 

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. 

Our office will be closed Monday, January 16th for Martin Luther King Day - No inspections will be done.

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.

Winter Registration Started December 2^nd

Spring Registration Starts March 9^th

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.

The Oregon City Trolley is available for private rental for up to 30 passengers. The rental rate is $400 for up to 3 hours and $100 for each additional hour and includes Trolley, driver, and fuel. Consider renting the Trolley for your wedding, corporate or private party, wine tasting tours, or other group tours.

Library2Go is a free service provided by your library and the Oregon Digital Library Consortium that allows you to download hundreds of audiobook and eBook titles with your library card.

The City of Oregon City bills monthly for water, sewer, storm drain services and a pavement maintenance utility fee. A statement will be mailed to you at the end of each month and will be due the middle of the next month.
 

Water rates are based on two elements: