Lake Oswego City Council Member
What does this office do?
- Passing city laws, called ordinances
- Approving the city budget
- Funding city services, such as police, trash, and parks
Affects: Environment and Public Health, Government Efficiency, Government Spending Reduction,
Candidates:
Nonpartisan
Bryan Guiney serves on the Lake Oswego Planning Commission and has led housing and economic development work at HUD and for the State of Oregon; he is a Marine Corps veteran of Iraq. His priorities are steering growth and housing to town centers and careful city budgeting.
Nonpartisan
Heather Ramsey has run an executive coaching business for 20 years, is a past chair of the Lake Oswego Chamber of Commerce, and led the 2025 school bond campaign. Her priorities are growing local businesses and keeping city building projects on time and on budget.
Nonpartisan
Neil Tunmore is a retired Intel executive who spent 37 years at the company, the last 12 as vice president of corporate services over global facilities. His priorities are safer walking routes near schools and careful spending on major city projects.
Nonpartisan
Patrick Walsh chairs the Lake Oswego Library Advisory Board and is a nonprofit executive with over 15 years of experience leading arts and education programs. His priorities include careful housing growth that fits neighborhoods and sound, open management of city money.
Nonpartisan
Peren Tiemann is a Lewis & Clark law student and law clerk who chairs Lake Oswego's Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Advisory Board. Tiemann's top priorities are emergency preparedness and community safety, and keeping roads and pathways safe.
Nonpartisan
Suzanne Miles is an attorney and law professor who served as a federal prosecutor in Oregon, most recently as the top appellate prosecutor. Her priorities are strong schools and safe neighborhoods backed by police and firefighters.
Sources: ci.oswego.or.us · washingtoncountyor.gov