Not one, but two railroad-related issues are emerging in AJC. And as you read these words, your input is being sought! The issues in question: Issue the First:A new bike/pedestrian pathway, mere steps from AJC’s …
If you live, walk, or bike in Ardenwald, the Milwaukie City Council needs to hear from YOU! At 6pm on Tuesday, March 5th, city staff will be presenting to City Council about bike and pedestrian …
Come learn and give your input! The City of Milwaukie is designing a project to build a neighborhood greenway along SE Harvey Street between 32nd Avenue and 42nd Avenue and create improved connections for people …
43rd Avenue/42nd Avenue SAFE Project Update: October 26, 2021 Paving and pedestrian/bicycle improvements are coming this fall for the 43rd Avenue and 42 Avenue Improvements project! Below is what the City of Milwaukie is doing …
At the June 22, 2020 Ardenwald-Johnson Creek Neighborhood Association regular meeting, Milwaukie Police chief Luke Strait provided a statement. A request was made during the meeting to have the statement available in writing. First and …
Milwaukie residents signed up for the Code Red emergency service will need to sign up for a new service soon. On September 1, Clackamas County is upgrading the system how it communicates with residents in …
Date/Time: Saturday, October 24, 2015 – 6:00 pm Location: American Legion Post #180, 2146 SE Monroe St. Funds to go for training, certification, and renewing training supplies. Mexican dinner buffet and fun raffles for all …
Milwaukie Police are warning citizens of a recent phone scam. Milwaukie Police say on September 18, 2014, the dispatch center that answers Milwaukie area requests for police assistance was “inundated with calls from citizens regarding …
From the Portland Police Bureau: The Milwaukie Police Department, in coordination with Portland Police, is asking the public for help in locating 70-year-old Charles Edward Johnson, a Portland resident, who was last seen at Providence …
Heavy rain is in the forecast and some residents may experience some local flooding. Sandbags available at the Milwaukie Public Works building (6101 SE Johnson Creek Blvd., Milwaukie) business hours. At the link below there …