Lake Oswego City Council · Nov 3, 2026

Neil Tunmore

Candidate for City Council

6 candidates · 4 seats5 sourced positions

Neil Tunmore is running for Lake Oswego City Council in the Nov 3, 2026 election; 6 candidates are running for 4 seats.

Last day to register to vote · Tue, Oct 13, 2026

Neil Tunmore is a former Intel director of corporate services and a 26-year Lake Oswego resident.

Endorsed by: Said in the Lake Oswego Review candidate Q&A that he is endorsed by the Lake Oswego Chamber of Commerce. Lake Oswego Review · Oct 3, 2026
Campaign website: tunmoreforlo.com

Where Neil Tunmore stands: positions on the record

Gas leaf blowers1 sourced position

Favors transitioning away from gas leaf blowers but says the transition must be managed.
“I’m in favor transitioning away from gas blowers but I think we have to manage that transition.”
Own statementLake Oswego Sustainability Network · Sep 22, 2026

Foothills clean energy1 sourced position

Wants to learn what a clean energy district looks like, costs and delivers before taking a position.
“I’d want to learn more about what a clean energy district looks like, what it costs and what benefit it brings.”
Own statementLake Oswego Sustainability Network · Sep 22, 2026

Oswego Lake access1 sourced position

as reported by Lake Oswego Review
At a Lake Corporation forum, said Lake Corp. patrol staff have no authority on the lake and no one else is there to control rule-breaking.
“The Lake Corp. patrol guys have no authority over the lake right now, and there’s nobody else there to control and help people when they’re breaking the rules”
Forum answerLake Oswego Review · Sep 29, 2026

Housing1 sourced position

Campaign site says the city should manage state housing orders to conform to Lake Oswego building standards.
“Salem oversteps with housing mandates. Let’s manage Salem’s orders to conform to Lake Oswego’s building standards.”
Own statementNeil Tunmore for Lake Oswego City Council: Priorities

Budget and infrastructure1 sourced position

Campaign site says every tax dollar spent should add value to the community.
“Every single tax dollar spent should add value to our community.”
Own statementNeil Tunmore for Lake Oswego City Council (campaign site)

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