City Manager

Following years of planning and construction, the city will move into a new city hall building in mid-September. To accommodate the move, the current city hall building at 10722 SE Main St. will close to the public on Monday, Sep. 11 at noon. The Johnson Creek Facility at 6101 SE Johnson Creek Blvd. will close Tuesday, Sep. 12 at noon.

After a competitive selection process, the City of Milwaukie selected Emma Sagor as the new assistant city manager.

“Emma’s experience working with local governments, both big and small, dedication to climate action and experience with strategic planning is a great addition to Milwaukie,” said Ann Ober, city manager. “We’re excited to add her perspective to the city’s projects we’re working on now and in the future.”

NOTE: Neighbors may attend this meeting either in person at the Chapel Theatre (4107 SE Harrison St.) or virtually using Zoom at the link below. 

NOTE: Neighbors may attend this meeting either in person at the Chapel Theatre (4107 SE Harrison St.) or virtually using Zoom at the link below. 

Join Zoom Meeting:
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/83078019888?pwd=aDRSVFBpWUNGRUVlSy9VMFFhTWVpUT09

NOTE: Neighbors may attend this meeting either in person at the Chapel Theatre (4107 SE Harrison St.) or virtually using Zoom at the link below. 

Join Zoom Meeting:
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/83078019888?pwd=aDRSVFBpWUNGRUVlSy9VMFFhTWVpUT09

NOTE: Neighbors may attend this meeting either in person at Kori's Cafe (10675 SE 42nd Ave.) or virtually using Zoom at the link below. 

Join Zoom Meeting:
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/83078019888?pwd=aDRSVFBpWUNGRUVlSy9VMFFhTWVpUT09

NOTE: Neighbors may attend this meeting either in person at the Chapel Theatre (4107 SE Harrison St.) or virtually using Zoom at the link below. 

Join Zoom Meeting:
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/83078019888?pwd=aDRSVFBpWUNGRUVlSy9VMFFhTWVpUT09

NOTE: Neighbors may attend this meeting either in person at the Chapel Theatre (4107 SE Harrison St.) courtyard or virtually using Zoom at the link below. 

Join Zoom Meeting:
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/83078019888?pwd=aDRSVFBpWUNGRUVlSy9VMFFhTWVpUT09

Although Milwaukie generally enjoys temperate summers, climate change has brought increasingly frequent periods of high temperatures in recent years. These temperatures can increase fire danger and the risk of heat-related illnesses during summer months.