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Milwaukie Receives a Nearly $1.2 Million Grant from ODOT for Completion of the Kronberg Multi-Use Path

The City of Milwaukie recently received nearly $1.2 million from ODOT’s Oregon Transportation Commission (OTC) for completion of the Kronberg Multi-Use Path within the nature park, located between Kellogg Lake and SE McLoughlin Boulevard.

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    Workshop: How to Plan, Secure & Deploy Business Capital

    Does your business need capital to achieve your dreams? The notion of getting a business loan can be wrought with fears, confusion, rejection and failure.

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    Sunday Parkways

    For the first time, Sunday Parkways is coming to Milwaukie! On Sunday, Oct. 2 from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m., this annual event opens streets and public spaces to encourage people to walk, bike and roll through the community, interact with neighbors, visit local businesses, and connect with the city. Check out a map of the route! It's going to be amazing!

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    Barges Anchor Near Elk Rock Island to Perform Work on Kellogg Water Resource Recovery Facility for WES

    Water Environment Services (WES) had two barges anchor near Elk Rock Island for divers to work underwater on a section of the Kellogg Water Resource Recovery Facility. The construction is being conducted at this time to accommodate the fish passage during the regulatory in-water work period, and is anticipated to be complete this fall.

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    Water Tower Improvement Project

    The city's water division will perform routine maintenance on the green elevated water tank at SE 40th Avenue and Harvey Street.

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    Ready & Resilient: September is National Preparedness Month

    September is National Preparedness Month and the City of Milwaukie, along with the  Clackamas County Fire Department, is committed to supporting a more disaster resilient community. The month-long preparedness campaign serves as a reminder that action must be taken now and throughout the year to prepare for the types of emergencies that can affect us where we live, work or often visit.

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