The Lake Oswego Transportation System includes
more than 178 miles of streets, 26 traffic signals, 12.0 miles
of pedestrian pathways, and shared ownership of the Jefferson
Street Rail Line within the city limits. The streets are classified
as major and minor arterials, major collectors, neighborhood collectors,
and local residential streets and traffic
counts are available on line (in PDF format.) Traffic engineering and administration of the pavement
management program are provided. Staff support is also provided to the Transportation
Advisory Board (TAB).
The Engineering Department staff provides technical
support and manages construction projects for the Willamette
Shore Trolley. (The trolley also has its
own Web site.)
Pathways are another important link in the City's transportation
system. Citizens and organizations may sponsor and dedicate pathway
benches throughout the city.
Film Permits are also handled
by staff in this division.
Select our projects link
to find out about ongoing projects related to transportation.
Street sweeping, striping, signage and other street
maintenance responsibilities are handled by the Maintenance
Services Department.
For more information,
please contact the Engineering Department at 503.635.0270 or send an e-mail.
You may contact others in the division by locating them in our staff
directory.
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