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City Hall, 1st Floor
380 A Avenue
Lake Oswego, Oregon 97034
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The City of Lake Oswego aspires to be an organization where every person feels safe, welcomed, supported, and included.
Over the past few years, the City has taken a number of actions to break down barriers that, historically, have made it harder for some people in our community to succeed.
We invite everyone in our community to stay engaged and work together to make Lake Oswego a welcoming and inclusive community for all.
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.
Starting in 1992 the City of Lake Oswego began building pathways that formed walking loops around the City. There are currently five main loops totaling 23.7 miles.
The river terrace along the west bank of Willamette River downstream from the mouth of Oswego Creek was for thousands of years the home of Native Americans.
Racism in Oregon History: A Brief Overview
Dec 10 2020 - 6:00pm
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