Explore a unique stone lookout built in 1932 and learn how local veterans are getting a leg up in this difficult job market - all on the Clackamas County Government Channel.
Come along for a day hike to the last remaining cupola-style, stone lookout in Oregon, Pechuck Mountain. Nestled in the Cascades, near the Table Rock Wilderness, visitors trek to the site for the scenery and its rich history.
They fought for our nation and now thousands of Oregon veterans are battling for jobs in this tough economic climate. Learn about the Clackamas County Program, Hire Vets, and how it is working to shorten the unemployment line for local veterans.
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Clackamas County Government Channel
2011 Awards
This video highlights all of the awards that the Clackamas County Government Channel won in 2011. Congratulations to everyone involved.
The Clackamas County Government Channel (CCGC) is filled with documentaries, meetings, workshops, public service announcements, and original, County-produced programming. The CCGC is carried by most cable systems in the County. It has produced over 1,800 programs and won numerous national and international television production awards. CCGC went on the air in 1996, available to approximately 20,000 subscribers only four hours per day. Today, through the use of County facilities and franchise negotiations, the CCGC operates 24/7, available to 99% (approximately 32,000) of the cable subscribers in unincorporated Clackamas County. Cable subscribers in 16 incorporated cities receive the CCGC. The weekly Board of County Commissioners meeting is carried to over 200,000 homes in Clackamas County and the surrounding metropolitan area.
