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City Budget

The 2025-27 budget process is underway. The City’s Budget Committee, which is comprised of the seven City Council members and seven appointed community members, will begin its review of the City Manager’s Proposed Budget on April 23.

The Budget Committee deliberates on the Proposed Budget then approves the Proposed Budget with any amendments after receiving public comment. The Approved Budget is then recommended to the City Council.

The City's 2025-27 Proposed Budget information and the Budget in Brief document is available to view online.

Boards & Commissions - Accepting Applications Now

Applications for the City’s Advisory Boards and Commissions are currently open.

Nearly 100 Lake Oswego residents serve on an Advisory Board or Commission each year. These volunteers ensure the City Council moves in sync with the community, advising on issues related to the charge of their Board and offering perspective on the needs of their neighbors.

Learn about the role of Boards & Commissions, the application and selection process, and the qualities of strong applicants.

The City is also seeking youth volunteers to serve on five Advisory Boards.

Applications close at midnight on Sunday, May 11.

Pathway Design Complete - Visit the Online Open House through April 30!

Pedestrian improvements are coming in summer/fall 2025 to portions of Meadowlark Lane, Tree Top Lane, Carman Drive, and Pilkington Road. Shaped by feedback from the community, available roadway space, and technical analysis, designs are now complete. Visit the Online Open House to see more details of the final recommended designs and share your thoughts with the project team by April 30.

Visit our webpage for all the details.

Oswego Lake

As we head into the spring and summer months, the City of Lake Oswego has updated the Park Rules for entering Oswego Lake at Lower Millennium Plaza Park following the recent Court ruling and Council direction.

These updates help ensure a safe experience for the community. Please take a moment to review the new guidelines.

Work Zone Safety Alert: Lakeview Boulevard

Lakeview Boulevard is always a busy corridor—with people walking, rolling, riding, and driving —but with major construction now underway, it’s more important than ever to SLOW DOWN and stay alert. Lakeview, between South Shore and Iron Mountain, is currently one-way eastbound for all vehicles and bikes. Riding your bike or driving westbound is not safe and puts everyone at risk. If you are a pedestrian, please use caution as it is very constricted with the single shared lane. There are multiple crews and utility companies working throughout the corridor, with heavy equipment and vehicles constantly moving—your attention and caution are critical.

Travelers are advised to find alternate routes, plan extra travel time, and avoid the project area. Schedules and traffic adjustments are subject to change throughout construction of this major project.

World Cinema Series: The Painter and the Thief

A Norwegian documentary about a painter who befriended the criminal who stole two of her paintings. A lesson in the art of forgiveness shown with English subtitles.

The Library's World Cinema Series is a monthly event showcasing diverse international films. This series takes place at The Lake Theater & Cafe.

LO Reads - Exciting Events Coming Your Way!

Celebrate the 19th annual Lake Oswego Reads!

Lake Oswego Public Library invites the entire community to participate in this year’s 2025 Lake Oswego Reads program featuring How to Read a Book by Monica Wood.

Enjoy over 30 programs, events, and discussions planned throughout April!

Mental Health & Suicide Prevention Forum

Please join us for a special 2-hour forum on May 22. This free forum will take place at Lake Oswego City Hall, 380 A Avenue, from 5:30-7:30 p.m.

At this forum, presenters Clackamas County Health Officer Dr. Sarah Present and Suicide Prevention Coordinator Galli Murray will discuss the importance of mental health awareness, who is at risk for suicide, trends we are seeing nationally and regionally, and how we can support someone who is struggling.

We will also be:

Providing hands-on intranasal Narcan training
Holding a drug take-back collection event
Giving away handgun lock boxes, cable locks, and medication lock boxes (while supplies last).

In addition, the Forum will feature a multitude of organizations that provide programs and mental health resources.