Mayor Jeremy Ferguson

Voice Mail: (503) 786-7510 
Fax: (503) 653-2444 

fergusonj@ci.milwaukie.or.us

”Livability is a term that, for me, captures the concerns of residents and businesses alike. Livability encompasses many things: A fiscally responsible local government, clean streets, safe neighborhoods, transportation options and local options for things such as food, entertainment, education and recreation.”
-Mayor Jeremy Ferguson

Mayor Jeremy Ferguson has been a member of the City of Milwaukie’s budget committee since 2006. For the last 13 years, he has served in various roles at TriMet, the regional transit agency. He currently manages the production of TriMet’s rider information, including schedules, service alerts and maps.

As mayor, Jeremy’s priority is to continue the momentum that the city council has generated in serving the citizens of Milwaukie.

He is committed to working with council members to keep spending down, while providing important services for the community. He will also work to invite and support business growth and provide benefits for choosing “local first.”

Jeremy believes in:

• improving communication with citizens

• maintaining open discussions on budget matters

• supporting programs to keep streets and neighborhoods clean

• sustaining adequate levels of public safety

• providing transportation options including sidewalks, walking paths, maintained streets and transit and bicycle routes.

A long-time Milwaukie resident, Jeremy lives in the Linwood neighborhood with his wife, 2 kids and Chocolate Lab. He is an OMSI member, PTA member and scout leader. He’s also an inventor, with a patent currently pending in the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office.

Duties and Responsibilities of the Mayor:

• Appoints the various committees provided for under the rules of the council or otherwise and fills all vacancies in committees of the council from that body.

• Signs all ordinances and written resolutions and orders approved by the council and has no veto power.

• Signs all instruments and writings authorized by the city charter, the laws of the state, or the council.

• Acts as chairman of the council, presides over its deliberations, and has authority to preserve order, enforce the rules of the council and determine the order of business, subject to the rules of the council.  The mayor is also a voting member of the council.