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Welcome! So you’ve either relocated to Lake Oswego, or you’re
thinking about it. These resources will help get your questions answered
if you’re unfamiliar with the community. You’ll see that
some utilities (water, sewer) are provided by the City, while others
are operated by businesses (electricity, garbage, phone, cable, etc).
We’ve also provided maps and useful links for local education,
business, and neighborhood contacts.
Services and Activities Guide
Whether you're a long time resident, new to town, simply visiting, or considering relocation to Lake Oswego, you'll find a wealth of information about our community in the compact and user-friendly Services and Activities Guide. The Guide condenses useful information from hundreds of different sources and includes a directory and full color map with key points of interest. The Guide will replace the large volume of material previously provided to new or prospective residents or businesses requesting information about the City. The Guide is available on brochure racks at City facilities and at other locations throughout the community.
Chamber of Commerce
The Lake Oswego Chamber of Commerce home page includes a business directory and information about the downtown area.
External Utilities
Click here for some of the services offered by organizations other than city-offered services.
Internal Utilities
The Finance Department sends out utility bills every two months, collects payments,
and administers water, sewer, and surface water service.
Maps
The Engineering Department includes the Surveying and Mapping Division, within which Geographic Information Services (GIS) and mapping services are performed. This Division is responsible for producing a variety of maps, atlases and their related databases, and for maintaining "as-built" construction drawings of the utilities.
Neighborhoods
Lake Oswego is a community of quality residential neighborhoods.
Schools
Find out more about Lake Oswego’s educational community, and some of the
best schools in the state.
Upcoming Events
The City sponsors numerous community events throughout the year. The Earth
Day Celebration, Farmers’ Market, Summer Concerts, Movies in the Park,
Independence Day Celebration, Festival of the Arts, Chautauqua Lectures, Egg Hunt, and Tree Lighting Ceremony
are some of the free events our residents look forward to. Be entertained,
celebrate with your neighbors, and meet new friends at these upcoming events.
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