The City of Milwaukie will be conducting a water main test and flow assessment for the next couple of days that may lead to discolored water from taps. On Thursday, July 8 and Friday, July …
Sometime between June 29 and June 30, the Ardenwald neighborhood sign at S.E. 32nd Ave. and S.E. Meek St. near Providence Milwaukie Hospital was vandalized. The sign was broken into several pieces, but the mounting …
A rainy June has pushed back the Springwater Trail reopening date. The anticipated reopening date is now July 9. Some components of the project could not be completed unless the conditions were dry.
Got household junk to dispose of? Is there furniture sitting on your curbside with a “free” sign? The City of Milwaukie is sponsoring a junk disposal day for the Milwaukie residents on Saturday, June 5, …
The Springwater Corridor Trail between S.E. 28th Ave. and S.E. Linwood Ave., will be closed between May 24 and June 15, 2010, for repaving construction. A detour route has been established via S.E. Sherret St., …
Apr. 5, 2010, 7:26 p.m. – A power outage within the Ardenwald neighborhood has been reported this afternoon to Portland General Electric. According to PGE’s automated reporting system, they received over 770 calls. The outage …
Apr. 5, 2010, 7:26 p.m. – A power outage within the Ardenwald neighborhood has been reported this afternoon to Portland General Electric. According to PGE’s automated reporting system, they received over 770 calls. The outage …
Ardenwald-Johnson Creek Neighborhood Association members raised questions or concerns at the meeting on March 9th about the bike route designation for S.E. 29th Ave. and S.E. Balfour St.
Paul Shirey, City of Milwaukie Public Works Operations Director, provided the answers to questions or concerns from last week via email today:
Milwaukie mayor, Jeremy Ferguson, responded to Ardenwald-Johnson Creek Neighborhood Associations letter composed on January 7, 2010, regarding the concerns about Johnson Creek Boulevard traffic issue (Download Mayor’s Response Letter (PDF, 25 kb)):
February 10, 2010
Dear Members of the Ardenwald NDA,
Thank you very much for your January 7 letter regarding the future of Johnson Creek Boulevard. The Milwaukie City Council has been following the various discussions that are underway about possible changes to the street due to the Portland-to-Milwaukie light rail project. Johnson Creek Boulevard is an important route, as it serves at least three Milwaukie neighborhoods and neighboring jurisdictions and businesses.
New bicycle wayfinder signs are beginning to appear throughout the neighborhood. These signs, similar to the ones used in Portland, help guide cyclists to the best route for a destination. The sign also includes distance …