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Oregon’s Risk and Protection Framework

Effective April 9 through April 22, Clackamas Counties and Multnomah Counties, return to the High Risk level. Washington County remains in the Moderate Risk level. For guidance on activities - and associated health and safety protocols - review the Risk Level Guidance Chart.

COVID-19 Vaccine

On April 19, all Oregonians over the age of 16 will be eligible to sign up for a COVID-19 vaccine. Once eligible, people can find a clinic location and make an appointment through Clackamas County or Oregon Health Authority.

Major Traffic Changes on Boones Ferry Road

It's a very busy and exciting time for the Boones Ferry Project. Key takeaways:

We're ahead of schedule, now expecting to complete construction this fall!
The new Madrona Street signal will be activated in the next two weeks
Medians = right turns only. U-turns will be permitted at Madrona and Bryant signals starting the week of April 26.

City Hall Project - Phase 2 Underway

Demolition of the old City Hall Underway

Building demolition began on April 5 and is expected to last about four-six weeks.

While impacts to the community will be minimzed during Phase 2 (demolition of the old City Hall and construction of the upper parking lot and civic plaza.), some traffic changes will occur. In addition, parking around the site will be limited.

Phase 2 is anticipated to be completed by the end of August.

City Hall to Open for Walk-In Traffic

City Hall will open for walk-in traffic on April 19. Many services will still be conveniently available via phone, email or virtually.

With construction still underway, access to the new City Hall might be a bit confusing. To help, please take a look at the parking/access map.

To keep visitors and staff safe, all recommended safety protocols will be in place including capacity limits tied to the State’s risk level.

Community Policing Survey

The City invites you to share your insights about community policing in our online survey.

Your input is foundational to future recommendations that will help the City evaluate existing policing systems, policies, and practices to ensure equitable outcomes for all in Lake Oswego.

The survey will be available through Friday, April 23.

Take the Survey

Boards & Commissions - Recruitment Underway

Are you interested in serving your community? Consider volunteering by becoming a member of one of our Boards & Commissions!

We are currently recruiting for all of our Boards & Commissions - Parks, Library, Historic Resources, Sustainability, Development Review and more!

Applications will be available online mid-April through May 31.

Drug Take Back Event Spring 2021

On Saturday, April 24, the City will be holding a one-day-only drug take-back event to help citizens properly dispose of unwanted or expired prescription and over-the-counter medicines.

This collection event will take place from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Christ Church Episcopal Parish 1060 Chandler Road. This event will be a drive-thru collection - face masks are required, due to COVID-19.

Read more about acceptable/non-acceptable items and how to prepare.

Lake Grove Farmers' Market

The City is delighted to unveil a pilot farmers market in Lake Grove!

The Lake Grove Farmers’ Market will take place on Sundays from 1-5 p.m. through April 25.

Located on Hallmark Drive (between Mercantile Drive & Collins Way), this small-scale market will feature 15-20 weekly vendors. Customers can expect to find fresh produce, flowers, meats, seafoods, rotating value-added products, hot foods and more.