Oregon City Announces New Library Director (Photo)
- 06/16/26
Oregon City, ORE. – The Oregon City Public Library has a new director.
Morgan Sohl has been tapped to take the position, replacing Greg Williams who announced his retirement in June.
Sohl has nearly 20 years of experience with libraries, and more than a decade of managing libraries in the Pacific North West. Most recently she served as the Library Division Manager for the City of Tigard.
“Morgan impressed City leadership throughout the interview process with her ability to showcase her skills and experience while also exhibiting humility and mindfulness. We look forward to working with her and watching her apply her experience in Oregon City,” said Assistant City Manager Alex Troutman.
Sohl said she is excited to join Oregon City, and her first priority will be meeting with staff and community stakeholders to hear their ideas and learn how they envision the Library serving Oregon City’s evolving needs in the years ahead.
“I am honored to join this dedicated team and support the community we serve,” she said.
“Libraries are at the heart of strong, connected communities, and I look forward to working alongside staff, patrons, and local partners to expand access to resources, offer engaging programs, and foster welcoming spaces for all. Building on the Library’s strong foundation, I am eager to collaborate with staff and community members to help shape its next chapter.”
Sohl’s first day at the library will be July 6.
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Oregon City Announces New Library Director (Photo)
- 06/16/26
Oregon City, ORE. – The Oregon City Public Library has a new director.
Morgan Sohl has been tapped to take the position, replacing Greg Williams who announced his retirement in June.
Sohl has nearly 20 years of experience with libraries, and more than a decade of managing libraries in the Pacific North West. Most recently she served as the Library Division Manager for the City of Tigard.
“Morgan impressed City leadership throughout the interview process with her ability to showcase her skills and experience while also exhibiting humility and mindfulness. We look forward to working with her and watching her apply her experience in Oregon City,” said Assistant City Manager Alex Troutman.
Sohl said she is excited to join Oregon City, and her first priority will be meeting with staff and community stakeholders to hear their ideas and learn how they envision the Library serving Oregon City’s evolving needs in the years ahead.
“I am honored to join this dedicated team and support the community we serve,” she said.
“Libraries are at the heart of strong, connected communities, and I look forward to working alongside staff, patrons, and local partners to expand access to resources, offer engaging programs, and foster welcoming spaces for all. Building on the Library’s strong foundation, I am eager to collaborate with staff and community members to help shape its next chapter.”
Sohl’s first day at the library will be July 6.
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