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City Manager’s Office

Tualatin uses a council-manager form of government, wherein the city manager is appointed by the City Council. In Tualatin’s 100+ year history, the city has only had four city managers.  

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Sherilyn Lombos was appointed by the City Council in 2006 and is one of the longest-tenured city managers in Oregon. In addition to her role as the administrator of city operations, her office is directly responsible for providing the following services.  

  • Overseeing the day-to-day operations of the city 
  • Maintaining all official city records 
  • Coordinating the City Council, Tualatin Development Commission, and all boards and committees  
  • Municipal elections 
  • Communications and community engagement 
  • Homelessness issues 
  • Climate action 
  • Facilitating Tualatin’s legislative agendas and advocacy efforts 
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City Manager’s Message

Welcome to the City of Tualatin!

I trust you are able to easily locate the information you need as well as learn something about the city. 

Tualatin is a very special place; it is a dynamic, vibrant community located on the southwest side of the Portland metro area; we take a lot of pride in having a high quality of life for the 28,000 residents who call Tualatin home.  Recently selected as one of the best places to live by Stacker.com, our residents consistently rate Tualatin as an excellent place to live, work, play, and volunteer. In addition to a beautiful mix of residential neighborhoods, Tualatin has award-winning mixed-use developments, a thriving industrial base, and dynamic commercial centers, boasting over 50,000 jobs. 

I am proud to be the City Manager here!  As the CEO of the organization, I have the tremendous honor of leading a stellar group of employees who work hard and care about making a difference. The city has a long history of progressive leadership with stable and civil governing bodies, and a commitment to improving the quality of life through well-managed, responsive city services, and a record of fiscal prudence. 

I welcome your feedback, questions, thoughts or concerns; please feel free to contact my office at any time. 

Sincerely, 

Sherilyn Lombos 

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Public Records

Submit a Public Records Request

Oregon Public Records Law grants every person the right to inspect the public records of a public body in this state (unless the record is exempt from disclosure). City staff will review the request and provide a response as soon as practicable. 

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Policies

Non-Discrimination Policies

It is the policy of the City of Tualatin that no person shall be discriminated against on the basis of their protected class. Learn more about our policies related to Americans with Disabilities Act Title II and Civil Rights Act Title VI.  

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Homelessness

Services for people experiencing homelessness are coordinated through Washington and Clackamas Counties. Learn more about resources for people experiencing homelessness and the associated impacts.  

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Climate Action

The City Council adopted the Community Climate Action Plan on May 28, 2024, which provides a road map the city can use to achieve net zero emissions by 2050.  

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Tualatin’s Legislative Agendas

Every year, the Tualatin City Council adopts a legislative agenda for advocacy efforts at the Oregon State Capitol in Salem, and in Washington D.C.  

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