City Commission Regular Meeting - June 17, 2026

The City Commission of Oregon City held a regular meeting on June 17, 2026, where several community and cultural proclamations were made, including recognizing June 25 as Love a Lamprey Day and Juneteenth. The meeting featured an annual report from the Oregon City Arts Commission, highlighting ongoing and planned public art projects such as murals and a Pacific lamprey statue, with discussions on funding and strategic planning for the next five years. The Water Environment Services (WES) provided an annual report detailing infrastructure projects, including the completion of a $58 million Tri-City Resource Recovery Facility Outfall Project on time and budget, and ongoing inflow and infiltration sewer rehabilitation projects. The commission also approved the first reading of ordinance 26-1008, updating the public utility service billing code related to stormwater fees, following public comments and legal considerations. Additionally, the commission reviewed and discussed three proposed city flag designs, expressing a preference for one design with minor revisions to be brought back for further consideration. No direct contract awards or vendor selections were reported, but capital improvement projects and budget stewardship were emphasized in the infrastructure reports.