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The City of Milwaukie supports, promotes, and conducts various City and community programs through the advocacy of the City Council.  This page provides links to additional

With this preliminary quarterly financial report for the fourth quarter ended June 30, 2014, you will find the City-wide and each respective Fund's financial activity for the fourth quarter of

The Moving Wall, a half-sized replica of the Vietnam Memorial Wall in Washington, D.C., will be open for public viewing 24-hours-a-day beginning around noon on Thursday July 23 and until 2:00 p.m. on Sunday July 26, 2015.
For a schedule of events, please click here. (Schedule subject to change.)
To view the online program published by our media partners, Pamplin Media, click here.

The Moving Forward Milwaukie project began in June 2012 and was completed in December 2015. City Council adopted the amendment package for the neighborhood main str

The applicant is seeking a variance and approval of a construction management plan for front and street side setbacks to allow placement of a front landing and rear deck.

The applicant is seeking approval to replat the subject properties to consolidate the lots into two distinct parcels and adjust the common boundary between the two primary properties. 

The applicant is seeking expedited annexation to the City.

Reference Number(s)
A-14-03

The applicant is seeking expedited annexation to the City.

Reference Number(s)
A-14-04

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. 

As partners in the Portland - Milwaukie Light Rail Project, TriMet officials gave Milwaukie staff members a special tour of the Tilikum Crossing on Sept. 9, 2014.