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December 2018

12/6	Clackamas County Water Environment Services Governing Board Elected Officials Forum set for Dec. 13

October 2018

10/24	Water Environment Services Manager Chanin Bays honored as ‘Woman of the Year’
10/15	Public Notice - Municipal Separate Storm Sewer System (MS4) Annual Report

September 2018

9/26	Manhole repair work in Oregon City will affect Highway 99E traffic from Friday, Sept. 28 to Monday, Oct. 1
9/21	Power Surge Damages Air Blower System at Kellogg Water Resource Recovery Facility in Milwaukie
9/20	Water Environment Services Advisory Committee to meet Sept. 27 at County Development Services Building
9/18	Water Environment Services breaks ground on new wastewater treatment digester

August 2018

8/28	UPDATED 8/28: Potential River Contamination between Clackamette Park and Willamette Falls

July 2018

7/19	Water Environment Services honored as a “Utility of the Future Today”
7/10	Water Environment Services partnership fully implemented
7/2	Clackamas County WES is awarding $270K in grants to protect watersheds

June 2018

6/21	Water Environment Services contributes $200,000 towards new park bridge
6/18	Clackamas County Water Environment Services Governing Board Elected Officials Forum set for June 25
6/14	Clackamas County Service District No. 1 debt integrated into WES partnership, upgraded to AAA rating
6/7	Water Environment Services Advisory Committee to meet June 14 at County Development Services Building

May 2018

5/22	Water Environment Services partners with SOLVE on Summer Waterway Cleanups

April 2018

4/17	Water Environment Services Advisory Committee meets Jan. 11
4/17	Backyard Habitat Certification Program expands into more county neighborhoods
4/9	County works with partners to offer free Earth Day Workshop on pesticide-free gardening

November 2017

11/2	Water Environment Services certified as a Leader in Sustainability

October 2017

10/10

Water Environment Services Governing Board Elected Officials Forum set for Oct. 18

July 2017

7/25	County awards $240,000 in grants to improve health of watersheds

June 2017

6/26	Water Environment Services to close 82nd Drive pedestrian bridge for one week starting July 3
6/20	Water Environment Services to host special joint advisory committee meeting June 27

May 2017

5/3	Water Environment Services receives financial reporting awards

March 2017

3/8	County accepting grant proposals up to $30,000 for watershed improvement