Oregon City Manager Darin DeHaan Recognized for 30 Years of Service

OREGON — Oregon City Manager Darin DeHaan was recognized Tuesday night for 30 years of service to the city. Mayor Ken Williams presented DeHaan with a certificate of recognition and credited him with making a difference in the lives of Oregon residents. DeHaan joined the Oregon Police Department on Oct. 14, 1996, and rose through the ranks to become police chief in 2005. He became city administrator in 2020 and Oregon’s first city manager in 2023. Williams also recognized the city’s Public Works Department for its assistance to the Village of Progress, which presented Oregon with the Rick Hahn Partnership of the Year Award at its annual dinner Oct. 21. The award recognizes the department’s reliability, thoroughness and willingness to help.