Old Town Neighborhood Board Priorities for 2026-27: are these your priorities neighbors?
Updated: Sep 29
What should our neighborhood focus on next year?
Dear Old Town Neighbors,
What issues matter most to you—and what should the Old Town Neighborhood Association (OTNA) focus on during the coming year?
Please take a 5 minutes to share your views.
The OTNA Board is setting our priorities for 2026–27, and we want to hear from you before we do.
We’ve created a short survey asking about issues affecting Old Town and Lake Oswego, including:
George Rogers Park and summer livability
Neighborhood safety, traffic and parking
Parks and recreation
The library and City finances
Roads, sidewalks, bridges and infrastructure
Housing, zoning and development
Trees and environmental resilience
City responsiveness and neighborhood collaboration
Other issues that are important to you
The survey also asks you to identify your top three priorities for OTNA advocacy with the City.
There’s an opportunity to tell us if we’ve missed something—and what you think OTNA should keep, stop or start doing.
Please take a few minutes to share your views.
Use the Link below or the OR code on your phone
Your input will help the OTNA Board decide where to focus our time, attention and advocacy during the coming year.
We’ll share the survey results with our neighborhood and use them to help shape OTNA’s 2026–27 priorities.
Thank you for taking the time to help shape the future of Old Town!
Your OTNA Board
Derrith Schmidt, Jim Perris, Ann Garcia, Betsy Wosko
Bruce Glabau, Carrie Kaufman, Jeannie McGuire, Michael Schmidt, Phil Sterling
Join us for our Old Town Neighborhood Annual Meeting on Wednesday, October 7, where we'll discuss these priorities before we finalize them for 2026–27. Learn more
Related OTNA Blog Posts:
Our Neighborhood Priorities from last year
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