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COVID-19

New Statewide Mask Requirements

As of August 13, masks are required to be worn in all indoor public settings. Effective Friday, August 27, masks will be required - regardless of vaccination status - in most public outdoor settings, including large outdoor events, where physical distancing is not possible.

COVID-19 Vaccine

All Oregonians over the age of 12 are eligible to sign up for a COVID-19 vaccine. Find a clinic location and make an appointment through Clackamas County or Oregon Health Authority.

City Hall Grand Opening Event

The City will be celebrating the completion of the new City Hall and civic plaza on Tuesday, September 21, from 5:30-7:30 p.m. Festivities will include:

Ribbon-cutting ceremony (6 p.m.)
Building tours
Live music, games & activities
Touch-a-Truck (fire, police, etc.)
Food trucks
Free ice cream / shaved ice
Time capsule display
Atrium art sneak peak (by Artist Lillian Pitt)
Historic Then and Now exhibit (by the Oswego Heritage Council)
New Sculptures, Docent Tours, People’s Choice Dedication, ARTspace Exhibition
Booktique 20% sale

Please note, the City will be following all state COVID-19 guidelines, including wearing masks in all public indoor and outdoor settings.

Lake Oswego Interceptor Sewer Inspection

The City is performing a routine underwater inspection of the Lake Oswego Interceptor Sewer beginning after Labor Day weekend and continuing through Winter 2021/22. This work will help make sure the buoyant sewer pipeline that lies across Oswego Lake continues to serve the community reliably.

The City will be using barges to deploy divers and robotic cameras to inspect each segment of the pipeline. Boaters are asked to respect the 200-foot no-wake safety zone where work is occurring.

Hispanic Heritage Month!

The Lake Oswego Public Library is collaborating with Respond to Racism, LO for Love, and the LO School District on activities for Hispanic Heritage Month. Print a passport of different activities that you can do to learn about and celebrate Hispanic heritage this month and all year long.

Council President Nguyen Withdraws Resignation

City Council President Daniel Nguyen withdraws relocation resignation effective immediately.

“After the recent passing of my father, I have decided to withdraw my resignation from City Council and continue to live in Lake Oswego. When I made the decision to relocate my family last month, I had a dream of living in a multi-generational household alongside my parents. Since the passing of my father, I have reevaluated what is best for our family at this time and we will not be moving,” Council President Nguyen said.

Council President Nguyen will continue to serve out his current term, expiring December 2022. The City will be cancelling the Council vacancy process immediately.

2021 Pavement Work

Pavement rehabilitation and patching is underway on some city streets and will continue through early fall.

Coming soon - A final layer of new pavement will be placed on both Overlook Drive and Melrose Street shortly after Labor Day.

Kids will be back in school, so please be cautious and allow time for expected travel delays. Message boards will be posted a few days before work begins.

Watch for signage and follow directions from flaggers to help keep everyone safe.

Mayor’s Championship & Hole-in-One Shootout

Join us Sunday, September 26, for the 31st Annual Mayor’s Championship & Hole-in-One Shootout.

This 4-Player Team Scramble includes 18 holes plus putting contest. Also included is a catered lunch by LV's 19th Hole, tee gifts, raffle, mulligans. $10,000 hole in one prize on 9th hole.

Additional proceeds benefit Folds of Honor Foundation.