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A group of dedicated veterans from Milwaukie American Legion Post 180 volunteer Honor Guard services at funeral services, opening ceremonies and other events all around the region, and they are loo

On February 4, 2025, the City Council approved Resolution 10-2025, adopting Council goals for calandar years 2025 to 2027. The goals are:

GOAL 1: Economic Development - Support Milwaukie's business districts and invest in neighborhood hubs.

GOAL 2: Parks and Greenspace - Deliver Milwaukie Bay Park and expand equitable access to green space, including the future restored Kellogg Creek Natural Area. 

Help return thousands of dollars to those in need in your community. 

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Right of Way:  Protecting and Paying for the Public’s Lifeline from Metro TV on Vimeo.

On Sep. 6, 2016, City Council adopted an Ordinance adding Title 21 to the Milwaukie Municipal Code. Title 21 requires all utilities to have a contractual agreement or a license to use the city’s right-of-way.

The goal is to accurately identify all right-of-way users and ensure fair, market-rate compensation for the use of this valuable asset.

What is a Right-of-Way?

The Ledding Library's partnership with Driving-Tests.org, a company dedicated to driver safety and education, offers free DMV practice tests to library patrons.

The Milwaukie Arts Committee invites the community to create scarecrows that will go on display near the historic city hall building! Winners of the design contest, which are selected from three categories, receive gift cards to local businesses!  

Scarecrow Contest Categories:

• Traditional or contemporary
• Character
• Group/Organization 

Registration for the 2024 Scarecrow Contest is closed. Please come see the contestants on display at historic city hall, 10722 SE Main St, during the month of October. 

North Clackamas Parks & Recreation District (NCPRD) and the City of Milwaukie are partnering to plan and develop the parks, which are currently known as Balfour, Bowman-Brae, Robert Kronberg  and Wichita parks. While funding to build the parks is not currently available, community input will help shape the concepts for the future parks.

The refined concept plans for the four Milwaukie parks that were developed this fall can be viewed at: http://ncprd.com/planning/four-future-parks-milwaukie.