Lake Oswego

Lake Oswego residents are active in their community, taking great pride in the city and its unique history. It is considered one of the finest residential areas in Oregon. Lake Oswego offers full-service police and fire protection, ample recreational opportunities, a top-ranked public library, an award-winning senior center, and some of the best schools in the country.

Lake Oswego exists in a large metropolitan economy that is increasingly influenced by global economic forces. While these regional and global forces may seem overwhelming to a small community like ours, the size, shape and vitality of our local businesses are important to the character and quality of life in Lake Oswego. Our quality of life is enhanced by economic opportunities that make it possible to work and shop close to home, and by a strong local economy that provides the full range of goods and services needed by our residents.

Home to many of Portland's business leaders and professionals. Lake Oswego is located on I-5 and Highway 43; only minutes to downtown Portland and employment centers in Washington County. The prestigious Kruse Way area, with 863,618 square feet of office space, is the largest office space concentration in the county. Major Lake Oswego employers include Lake Oswego School District, OTAK, Inc., Safeco, Gage industries, Bates Private Capital, Microsystems Engineering, and Waggener Edstrom Inc.

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