We also encourage you to call before visiting any county office.
Office Closures
During this time, commissioners are encouraging the public to participate digitally in our Business Meetings and Listening Sessions.
Please contact us by email, phone, or mail. We will work to respond as quickly as we can, but we do ask for your patience as we focus on providing public service and keeping our community and staff safe.
| Phone | 503-655-8581 Please leave a voicemail message, and your call will be returned within one business day. |
| bcc@clackamas.us Emails are usually returned within one business day. |
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| 2051 Kaen Road Oregon City, OR 97045 |
The Board of County Commissioners, or BCC, is made up of five county residents who are elected to four-year terms. Working together, the board is charged with taking action in the best interest of the county and its constituents.
Commissioners set county policies, establish departmental budgets, and have the right to send countywide measures to the ballot.
During a regular week, commissioners typically take action at Policy Sessions or the weekly Business Meeting. They also sporadically hold Land Use Hearings that effect public policy (not to be confused with meetings held by the Land Use Hearings Officer, and serve as the directors of several other separate boards for service districts.
The public is welcome to provide comment to the board at any Business Meeting on Thursdays.
Service District Boards
The five elected commissioners also serves as the governing body for other service districts/boards that are considered separate from the Board of County Commissioners (BCC). These other districts/boards are listed below.
The five commissioners typically meet as these boards at the regularly scheduled Business Meeting, but adjourn as the BCC and reconvene as the new board to do so. This is especially the case during Budget Hearings, and the reason why the general county budget is different than the all-purpose budget (which incorporates the service district budgets).
Clackamas County Extension and 4-H Service District
OSU-Extension provides expertise and knowledge to live healthy lives and nurture our ecosystems.
Board of Health
Per Board Order No. 2018-98, the Board of County Commissioners are the governing body over the Local Public Health Administrator and over sees the County’s public health activities.
Current BCC Priorities
Cross-laminated timber
We’re leading Oregon’s efforts in the growing advanced timber technology industry.
Homelessness
To address this urgent problem, we’ve developed the Veterans Village and the Housing Affordability and Homelessness Task Force.
Performance Clackamas
Our transparent, strategic plan provides measurable goals for county departments.
