City Council Goals / Objetivos del Consejo de la Ciudad
The collection of ideas has concluded. Thanks to everyone that participated!
City Council will discuss their goals for the next few years when they meet on July 20, 2021. To help with their discussion, the community is encouraged to provide some goal ideas that will be shared with them beforehand. The goals that are chosen will help guide the city's work and funding decisions for the next few years, so everyone is encouraged to participate in this important discussion!
- El Consejo de la Ciudad discutirá sus objetivos para los próximos años cuando se reúnan el 20 de julio de 2021. Para ayudar con su discusión, se alienta a la comunidad a proporcionar algunas ideas sobre metas que se compartirán con ellos de antemano. Los objetivos que se elijan ayudarán a guiar el trabajo de la ciudad y las decisiones de uso de fondos para los próximos años. ¡Así que todos están invitados a participar en esta importante discusión!
To share ideas, use the Ideas tool below, which includes an option to submit your own suggestions and vote on the ideas of others. If you aren't able to use this tool, or prefer to submit ideas by email or telephone, contact ocr@milwaukieoregon.gov or call 503.786.7515.
- Para compartir ideas, utilice la herramienta Ideas a continuación, que incluye una opción para enviar sus propias sugerencias y votar en las ideas de otros. Si usted no puede usar esta herramienta, puede mandar ideas por correo electrónico a ocr@milwaukieoregon.gov, o por teléfono llamando al 503.786.7515.
City Council's current goals include Housing Affordability, Climate Change Action, and Equity, Inclusion, and Justice. Visit City Council Goals for 2019-20 to learn more.
- Los objetivos actuales del Consejo de la Ciudad incluyen la Asequibilidad de Vivienda, Acción contra el Cambio Climático, y la Equidad, Inclusión y Justicia. Visite Objetivos del Consejo de la Ciudad para 2019-20 para saber más sobre ellos.
Please submit ideas by Friday, July 9, 2021 so they can be part of the discussion. Thank you for participating!
- Por favor envíe sus ideas antes del Viernes 9 de julio de 2021 para que puedan formar parte de esta discusión.
¡Gracias por su participación!
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Use this tool to submit your ideas or like ideas already submitted. Thank you for participating!
Utilice esta herramienta para enviar sus ideas o ideas similares ya enviadas. ¡Gracias por participar!
View All Ideasalmost 3 years ago
Milwaukie needs to balance efforts to increase affordable housing with the long standing battle to preserve our cities unique character.
We must Ensure Historic Structures and Mature Trees Are Not Sacrificed to Satisfy New Laws that Allow Higher Residential Density. With higher density residential development now legal essentially everywhere, there is even less protection for existing 50+ year old homes as well as mature trees.... especially in desirable places like corner lots. We may see hastily thrown together townhouses, duplexes, quadplexes, etc. crop in places with little to no regard for the impact on the existing physical and natural landscape. We need to take ensure existing tree and building code is designed to protect mature trees and historic structures when at all possible. If not, Milwaukie will become indistinguishable from most of greater East Portland , and eventually, just look like any cookie cutter 21st century suburb. We are smarter than that!
almost 3 years ago
Kellogg Dam removal
Please make planning for and removal of the dam a Council goal for 2021-22. Dedication of city resources will help this important project move forward for the betterment of the community and entire watershed.
almost 3 years ago
Remove Kellogg Dam
Removing the dam will create opportunities for nature education, habitat restoration, and help recover imperiled salmon runs all in Milwaukie's core.
almost 3 years ago
Reduce funding to Milwaukie PD and use money to support social services, arts, and other projects related to community well being
almost 3 years ago
create system for proclaiming a pandemic
Create a system of checks for when a pandemic/medical emergency like COVID-19 can be called within Milwaukie. This should include death rate, available cures, transmission rate, etc.. as metrics. For example: "A health emergency is when the death rate is greater that 1% of the population"
