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Julie says Willamette Art Corridor largely on hold while city parks staffing is resolved

West Linn Community Advisory Committee · May 12, 2026
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Summary

Julie updated the committee that West Linn's Willamette Art Corridor efforts have paused because the parks and recreation director role is vacant; Oswego and Oregon City have identified anchor pieces while West Linn awaits city direction and neighborhood-agenda outreach.

Julie told the committee that "not much has happened really since last month's meeting," and that West Linn's work on the Willamette Art Corridor is paused while the city fills the vacant parks and recreation director position.

"We have had conversations with Kristen about that. So, you know, we'll we'll be that's on our radar to kinda pick that up once we, get notification from the city that we can continue with that," Julie said. She noted Oswego and Oregon City have identified anchor pieces and said West Linn had planned a first location at Hamerley Park but will wait for city staff direction before issuing a call for art or moving forward with installation.

Committee members discussed outreach to the Bolton Neighborhood Association and agreed to continue stakeholder engagement while awaiting city confirmation. Julie asked members to keep working in subgroups where appropriate and said the project will resume once the city provides a contact to steward the project.