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It's Tax TimeNew Property Tax information for 2012–2013.
Introducing Our NEW Public Budget Portal!A look into your County’s budget process.
Get the answers to your questions at County Q and AA page devoted to questions about County services and issues.
This Is Clackamas CountyA monthly list of Clackamas County accomplishments.
In The News...
Clackamas County offers help for people in need of mental health services
If you are experiencing a mental health crisis, please call the Clackamas County Crisis Line at 503-655-8585.
Canby Ferry retrofitting plans nearly complete; temporary removal from service anticipated in near future
The Canby Ferry, which has been closed for several days because of high water, will be out of service for up to six months in order to undergo major maintenance.
Canby Ferry retrofitting plans nearly complete; temporary removal from service anticipated in near future
Plans are coming together for the Canby Ferry to undergo major maintenance in 2013, including receiving a new, cleaner, quieter propulsion system. The work will require the ferry to be out of service for several months beginning as soon as mid-December 2012.
Public invited to learn about Barlow-Zimmerman intersection improvement project at Dec. 11 meeting
The meeting will include details about the planned safety improvements, road closure and detour plans and the project schedule and a chance for people to ask questions.
Stone Creek Golf Club wins 2012 U.S. spot for eco-friendly golf course
Stone Creek Golf Club, a Peter Jacobsen/Jim Hardy-designed golf course south of Oregon City, received honors for its U.S. eco-friendliness. It was singled out by Links magazine as number six in the country.
Clackamas County Health Council seeks patient representation
Clackamas County Commissioners are seeking five volunteers to serve on the county's Community Health Council.
Public invited to comment on Ice Age Tonquin Trail Master Plan
The public is invited to comment on the master plan for the Ice Age
Tonquin Trail, a multi-use pathway designed to connect the Willamette and
Tualatin rivers, and the cities of Tualatin, Sherwood and Wilsonville. To learn
more about and/or comment on the project, go to www.oregonmetro.gov/tonquintrail.
Public comments are due by December 20, 2012.
Serve on the Clackamas County Tourism Development Council, help build tourism and economic vitality in Oregon's Mt. Hood Territory
The Board of Clackamas County Commissioners
(BCC) is seeking a citizen to fill a vacant seat on the Tourism Development
Council (TDC). The TDC is charged with directing how Transient Room Tax
(TRT) funds are spent and advises the BCC on tourism promotion and development
in Clackamas County.
Deadline extended; Clackamas County seeks member for Citizen Noise Advisory Committee for Portland International Airport
Clackamas County Commissioners are seeking a volunteer to fill one vacancy representing Clackamas County on the Portland International Airport Citizen Noise Advisory Committee (CNAC). The 15-member, multi-jurisdictional board acts as an official forum to address community noise concerns related to airport operations at Portland International Airport (PDX).Acting on behalf of local jurisdictions as the official forum to address community PDX aircraft noise concerns.
Temporary elections worker relieved of duty in connection with Clackamas County ballot tampering investigation
A temporary elections worker has been relieved of duty in connection with an investigation into alleged ballot tampering in Clackamas County.
Clackamas County statement about alleged ballot tampering incident
The Board of County Commissioners learned Nov. 2 of a reported incident of ballot tampering in the Clackamas County elections office that occurred Oct. 31.
Clackamas County to open new Family Justice Center to help families escape domestic violence
Clackamas County Board of Commissioners has agreed to partner with law enforcement and local service providers to open an important new facility in the county.
Citizen News combines with Going Beyond Green to share information, save money
Citizen News and Going Beyond Green/Trash Talk provide information for residents and businesses of Clackamas County and news specific to local programs and services.
Clackamas County Commissioners decide on small grants non-profit recipients
Clackamas County Commissioners have announced their decisions on the winners of the small grants they selected Tuesday, Oct. 30.
Clackamas County obtains financing to meet Portland-Milwaukie Light Rail obligation
Read loan documents.
District Residents Encouraged To Fill Out Master Plan Survey
North Clackamas Parks and Recreation District (NCPRD) is working through a year-long process of updating the District-wide Master Plan, which will shape the future foundation of the District. A strategic plan is also in the works, which will identify the parks and recreation priorities in the District for the next two to three years.
Clackamas County fiber optic network receives national award
Clackamas County’s fiber optic cable network, called Clackamas Broadband Express (CBX), has been honored as co-Community Broadband Fiber Network of the Year by the National Association of Telecommunications Officers and Advisors (NATOA).