Mike Lindberg

Mike Lindberg
Lindberg in 2012
Portland City Commissioner
In office September 1979 – 1996
Preceded by	Connie McCready
Succeeded by	Jim Francesconi
Personal details
Born	January 1941 (age 76) Portland, Oregon
Spouse(s)	Carolyn
Children	1
Residence	Portland, Oregon

Mike Lindberg (born January 1941) is an American politician who served on the Portland, Oregon City Council from 1979 until 1996. His tenure of 17 years, three months was the longest of any city commissioner in the past 40 years, as of 2009; Lindberg's tenure was surpassed in May 2016 by that of Dan Saltzman.

Lindberg was appointed to the council in September 1979, to fill a seat caused by the appointment of Connie McCready to the position of mayor. He was subsequently elected to the office and served until the end of 1996, when he retired. He currently works as a lobbyist and political consultant. In 2006, Lindberg was diagnosed with peripheral neuropathy.

Lindberg is married to his wife Carolyn, and he had one daughter, Lisa, who died in 2007.