City Council Work Session and Regular Meeting, April 6, 2026

The City Council of Wilsonville, Oregon, held a work session and regular meeting on April 6, 2026, with significant discussions focused on procurement and budgetary matters. Key procurement-related topics included a supplemental budget request of $297,000 due to unanticipated increases in the law enforcement contract with the Clackamas County Sheriff's Office, driven by labor contract complexities and overtime costs. The council also reviewed urban renewal financial feasibility scenarios for the Town Center redevelopment, discussing potential tax increment financing up to $85 million and the implications of Measure 3-632 on funding flexibility and project scope. Several resolutions were approved, including contract awards for pedestrian enhancements, water intake infrastructure, ultraviolet disinfection equipment for the wastewater treatment plant, and construction inspection services. Additionally, the council adopted a graffiti abatement program resolution establishing reward, subsidization, and loaner kit initiatives to address vandalism proactively. The meeting featured updates on housing statutory compliance with draft code amendments to meet new state legislative requirements, and a comprehensive legislative report highlighting state budget outcomes, transportation funding, economic development incentives, and local control issues. The council expressed appreciation for the efforts of government relations consultants and state representatives advocating for Wilsonville's interests. Overall, the meeting addressed multiple procurement actions, budget adjustments, and policy discussions impacting future city infrastructure and development projects.