City Manager

After receiving 45 applications, narrowing those down to four finalists and completing several rounds of interviews, City Council has selected Emma Sagor as its next city manager. Sagor has served as the acting city manager since April 2024 and will officially continue in that capacity immediately.

Milwaukie's Strategic Plan
The city is pleased to announce the completion of its 2024-27 strategic plan - Milwaukie Momentum. This document serves as an internal guide for city staff to help inform decisions regarding budget allocation, departmental activities, staffing and city performance reporting.

The city allocates funds in the General Fund annually for each Milwaukie NDA to use towards enhancing their neighborhood and our community.

Internet and software applications are currently out across city campuses. Customer services are impacted. Please check back soon for more updates. We appreciate your patience.

Currently, the internet and software applications are down across city campuses. Customer service will be disrupted until this is resolved. Please check back soon for more updates. 

Ann Ober, who has served as city manager for the past seven and a half years, has submitted her resignation to Milwaukie City Council to take on a new endeavor as an assistant county administrator with Washington County. Her last day with the City of Milwaukie is April 8.

“Ann has made a tremendous impact in our community and we’re very grateful for her dedication to Milwaukie over the years,” said Mayor Lisa Batey. “Her thoughtful approach to carrying out projects and compassion for community members has helped us achieve success in ways that go far beyond just checking a box.”

It’s been a long time coming, but both Henry Point Development and the City of Milwaukie have signed off on the closing documents, making Henry Point Development the official new owner of the historic city hall building at 10722 SE Main. St.