The Lake Oswego Tigard Water Partnership is an intergovernmental agreement between the cities of Lake Oswego and Tigard to share drinking water resources and costs. Both cities jointly own and operate a reliable water system delivering high-quality drinking water from the Clackamas River to the communities of Lake Oswego and Tigard. For more information, visit “About the Partnership.”
News & Announcements
- Drinking Water Week: There When You Need ItNo matter the weather or the emergency, there are hardworking water professionals braving the elements to maintain all the infrastructure … Continue reading Drinking Water Week: There When You Need It
- It’s Time to Winterize Your HomeBefore freezing weather fully sets in, take some time to winterize your home to take care of your home’s infrastructure … Continue reading It’s Time to Winterize Your Home
- National Critical Infrastructure & Resilience MonthThe Lake Oswego Tigard Water Partnership works every day to prepare for emergencies, adapt to changing conditions, and prepare for … Continue reading National Critical Infrastructure & Resilience Month
- Imagine A Day Without Water – 10/21/21It’s hard to imagine a day without water: from the time we wake up to the time we fall asleep, … Continue reading Imagine A Day Without Water – 10/21/21
- Turn Off Your Outdoor Irrigation SystemsThis past summer was one of our longest,warmest and driest summers we have had in a while. Butsummer is now … Continue reading Turn Off Your Outdoor Irrigation Systems