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Clackamas County, OR – This month Milwaukie Police led a joint mission with the Clackamas County Sheriff’s Office targeting purchasers/sellers of sex and human traffickers.

Milwaukie, OR – Early this month, Milwaukie Detectives joined investigators from FBI Portland, Portland Police Bureau and West Linn Police for a joint mission targeting adults actively attempting to lure and exploit children using online or internet based applications. During that mission, the Portland Police Bureau issued a release that two males were arrested for online child luring charges.

Try a different spice every other month with the Milwaukie Ledding Library Spice Club!

Each take-home spice kit will have:

• Information about that month’s featured spice
• 1 or 2  recipes 
• Some spice to try out at home

Limited quantities. Stop by the library on the 1st to pick up the newest kit while supplies last.

2025 Upcoming Spices:

February: Khmeli Suneli

April: Bulgogi Spice

After receiving nearly 80 applications, Joseph Briglio was selected to serve as Milwaukie’s assistant city manager. He was chosen following a series of panel interviews that included both city staff and local residents as panel members.

Briglio was hired as the city’s community development director in 2021. He then began serving as the acting assistant city manager in September 2024 after Emma Sagor was named the city manager.

July 11-13, 2025

Help bring Milwaukie Fest to life! Complete a volunteer application today!

Milwaukie, OR-  On December 29^th at 10:07 PM, Milwaukie Police were called to the 10900 Block of SE Main St. on report of a male who had broken into a vehicle and was still at the scene.

Help shape the future of Milwaukie - apply to serve on the Planning Commission! 
The city currently has several vacancies on the Planning Commission, and is seeking applications for new members to fill these vacancies starting in February 2025.

Proposed Municipal code text amendments that would remove the prohibition on variances to maximum residential density in residential and mixed-use zones.  This would provide more opportunities for residential development and allow the city to apply for an exemption from the requirements of Oregon Senate Bill 1537.

File Number(s)
ZA-2024-002

Application Type(s)
Code Text Amendment

Current Status
Approved 

NOTE: This meeting will be held in-person at St. Paul's Methodist Church (11631 SE Linwood Ave.), but anyone that would like to continue to attend on Zoom can do so as well using the link below.  

Please click the following link below to join the meeting using Zoom: 

https://us02web.zoom.us/j/89219398090?pwd=K3YcP5dW6WabgAZmA9e2i9lYzSUaVf.1

Meeting ID: 892 1939 8090
Passcode: 241159