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Milwaukie Daze Returns!
After a one-year hiatus the City of Milwaukie’s summer
parade is back! The Milwaukie Daze Parade, one of the City’s
most valued traditions since 1972, will take place on Saturday,
July 26, 2008. [Read
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Check Out City’s New Light Rail Q & A Section
The City launched a new section on this website to answer
questions and clarify positions that have come up during the
course of the Portland to Milwaukie Light Rail conversation. [Read
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Popular Clean-up Event Set For Saturday, June 14th
Your local garbage companies, the City of Milwaukie, Clackamas
County and Metro are hosting Milwaukie’s popular clean-up event on
Saturday, June 14th from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. at two different sites. [Read
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Milwaukie Police Rekindle K9 Program
Milwaukie Police are restarting the K9 program which had
ended in 1992 due to attrition and retirement of two police
dogs. In an effort to raise funds for the program a raffle is
being held on March 31, 2008. [Read
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City Now Requires Removal of Wayward Shopping Carts
The City of Milwaukie’s City Council adopted a new ordinance which began
regulating shopping carts and their retrieval from streets, bus stops,
and other areas inside the City’s limits. [Read
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City Council Directs Staff to Tighten Vision for
South Downtown
At the March 18th Work Session City Council directed staff to enlist the
help of an urban design firm to help develop a plan for the South
Downtown that coordinates the handful of projects planned for the area
and to devise a public involvement strategy to gain people’s input and
ideas. [Read
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Pond House Home of New ‘Booktique’
The Friends of The Ledding Library will host the Grand Opening of the
Pond House Booktique on Monday, April 7th, from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. [Read
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City Launches Transportation Website
On March 6, 2008 the City launched its new Transportation
website. This website serves as a central resource for
information about:
· Current transportation projects;
· Commuting options; and
· Transportation policy & planning.
The site provides an opportunity for people involved with
the recently completed Transportation System Plan to continue to
tune into transportation issues. [Read
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City's Street Surface Maintenance Program
Hard at Work
In January of ‘07 City Council passed the Street Surface
Maintenance Program (SSMP) to provide the necessary funding to
protect our City’s road system - a public asset valued at more
than $65 million. [Read
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Water Line, Sewer Line, Stormwater and Street
Concerns
Would you know what to do if you were faced With a water line,
sewer line, stormwater or street concern? The City has a new
brochure that tells all! [Read
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