Tom Civiletti has lived in Oak Lodge for more than 30 years during which he has volunteered with North Clackamas schools, the Surface Water Advisory Committee of Oak Lodge Sanitary, the Clackamas County Transportation Services Plan Committee, the Oak Grove – Lake Oswego Ped/Bike Bridge Feasibility Study Community Advisory Committee, Urban Green, the Oak Grove Commons Open Mic program, and the Clackamas County Democratic Party.

He moved to Oak Lodge for the affordability and the trees, and stays for the people and the trees.

Read about Tom’s motivation for volunteering with OLGP in the Clackamas Review.