Scott Lazenby
City Manager
503-635-0214
Megan Phelan
Assistant City Manager
503-635-0281
Anthony Hooper
Deputy City Manager
503-697-7414
City Manager's Office
503-635-0215
City Manager
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The Lake Oswego Redevelopment Agency is working on the planning and design of a new City Hall in downtown Lake Oswego. The new building, which will be constructed next door to the existing City Hall, will provide a seismically safe, energy efficient and better functioning building for the community. It will include new facilities for Police and 911 dispatch services, city offices, a larger emergency operations center, and retail spaces. The majority of the project is funded by urban renewal. The new building will be 3 stories over one level for secured police parking. After the construction of the new building, the existing city hall will be demolished and replaced with customer parking and plazas.
The Council Digest is a weekly blog of reports to the City Council from city departments and outside agencies concerning activities and opportunities, upcoming meetings, status of projects, and other items of interest to the Mayor and Councilors.
Pursuant to the Lake Oswego City Charter, the City Manager is appointed by the City Council to carry out council policies and to serve as chief administrative officer of the City. The City Manager manages the business of the City and implements the Council's plans and orders by:
The LOPedia is an in-depth catalog of Lake Oswego's municipal services and programs. The catalog contains program and service definitions, and provides information about what the City of Lake Oswego does it, and how much it costs. The programs and services are organized operationally by department.
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