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Lake Oswego City Council · Nov 3, 2026

Peren Tiemann

Candidate for City Council

6 candidates · 4 seats4 sourced positions

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

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Peren Tiemann is a Lewis & Clark law student and Lake Oswego resident since age 13. Started the first chapter of Students Demand Action in Oregon, focused on stopping gun violence in the United States.

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Lists endorsements from Mayor Joe Buck, Lake Oswego School Board member Neelam Gupta, Everytown for Gun Safety, State Representative Dacia Grayber, State Senator Lisa Reynolds and Teamsters Joint Council No. 37 on the campaign site. Peren Tiemann for Lake Oswego City Council (campaign site)
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www.perentiemann.com

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Where Peren Tiemann stands: positions on the record

Gas leaf blowers1 sourced position

  • Wants a leaf blower ban with a warning period or deferred citation so homeowners and small landscaping businesses can convert to electric.

    “I would like to enact a ban that allows for a warning period, or deferred citation, to ensure that homeowners and small landscaping businesses are able to convert to electric.”

    Own statementLake Oswego Sustainability Network · Sep 22, 2026

Foothills clean energy1 sourced position

  • Supports a clean energy district in the Foothills District.

    “Yes, I would support a clean energy district in Foothills, and believe that this is pivotal as we plan for the future of our city and our planet.”

    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 the city and Lake Corp. can partner further on community education about lake safety.

    “making sure that everyone here is safe while they’re able to use this wonderful resource.”

    Forum answerLake Oswego Review · Sep 29, 2026

Housing1 sourced position

  • Campaign site says Lake Oswego needs more housing options for lower-wage earners, renters, people aging in place and first-time home buyers.

    “Lake Oswego needs more housing options for those who are lower wage earners, renters, people aging in place, or first-time home buyers.”

    Own statementPeren Tiemann for Lake Oswego City Council: Issues

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