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Coronavirus News & Updates
The health, safety, and wellness of our community is a top priority. The City will continue to comply with Executive Orders and will work within the Governor’s framework for reopening Oregon.
As we begin our transition to Phase I - effectiive May 23 for Clackamas County - we look forward to the safe reopening of additional businesses.
As restrictions ease, we are committed to continuing to find innovative and creative ways to serve our community.
Read about the Governor's Reopening Framework (including if your business can reopen), local assistance programs, and more.
The City will be rehabilitating pavement on many streets this summer. The main area for pavement overlays will be in First Addition-Forest Hills, the neighborhood with some of our oldest streets. McVey/Stafford and Meadows Road are also being paved.
The City's Temporary Utility Assistance Program was established to provide individuals and families in need with temporary assistance in paying their City of Lake Oswego utility bill. Funding for this voluntary, tax-deductible program will come primarily from donations and will be administered by a non-profit selected by the City.
Read more about program eligibility.
Iron Mountain Park & Woodmont Natural Park
Park construction has begun. These are active construction sites - both parks will be closed during construction.
Learn more about these park projects, including improvements and timelines.
Opening date of the 2020 Farmers’ Market has been postponed to Saturday, June 6. The location and hours of operation remain the same, however, numerous modifications will be made to ensure safety.
In the meantime, the Virtual Marketplace is open! The Lake Oswego Farmers’ Market Virtual Marketplace is a collective of all our farmers’ market vendors and a resource to connect customers to their amazing products.
Now you can shop your LO Market favorites any time!
Prolonged reduced water use in buildings can allow water to sit in pipes for long periods of time. This can have a negative impact on your building’s water quality.
The Lake Oswego-Tigard water supply system recommends that buildings reopening after an extended closure follow the “Guidance for Reopening Building Water Systems after a Prolonged Shutdown.”
It is with a heavy heart that the City of Lake Oswego Parks & Recreation Department announces the cancelation of several summer community events due to the COVID-19 pandemic. This includes:
- Millennium Concert Band
- Star Spangled Parade & Celebration
- Independence Day Laser Light Show
- Summer concerts
- Movies in the Parks
- Howl at the Moon
Parks & Rec remains committed to the health and wellness of the community. People are encouraged to take advantage of the wonderful virtual programs that are available!
In an effort to continue to promote and support our local economy during the COVID-19 crisis, the City and LO Chamber of Commerce have compiled an ever-growing list of open/operating businesses throughout Lake Oswego.
We’ve also created a new, interactive and searchable ‘Open for Business’ Map, based on the list!
All local businesses (and residents!) are encouraged to provide information about business services, including hours and delivery/pick-up options. Want to be added to the list? Complete the survey!
We can all help support our local economy and businesses during this time!
City Events and Meetings
Events
Tap for Adults with Miss Eve - Virtual Class
May 27 2020 - 5:30pm
Family Caregiver Discussion Group - Virtual
May 27 2020 - 7:00pm
Spanish Advanced II - Virtual Class
May 28 2020 - 9:00am
Meetings
Planning Commission - CANCELED
May 27 2020 - 6:30pm
Development Review Commission-CANCELED
Jun 1 2020 - 7:00pm
City Council and Redevelopment Agency Meeting
Jun 2 2020 - 6:30pm