ClackCo Works Podcast

Have you ever wondered how Clackamas County works to improve the lives of its residents? Or what the county's 2,500+ employees do for you on a regular basis?

If so, check out our new podcast, ClackCo Works, where we share what the county is doing to serve our community. Join us for engaging discussions about the programs and services we provide.

You can watch or listen to the episodes below or on your favorite podcast platform. ClackCo Works producers can be reached at clackconews@clackamas.us. ClackCo Works is one of many ways the county ensures residents are connected with their county government and aware of its services.

Latest episode

Episode 5: Preparing for and managing disasters in Clackamas County

In this episode of ClackCo Works, we sit down with the Director of the Office of Disaster Management to discuss how they help our community prepare for and respond to disasters, such as earthquakes, floods, and fires. Tune in to this episode to learn about the Emergency Operations Center (EOC) and how it works as well as how you can best be prepared for when a disaster strikes.

Past episodes

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Episode 4: Helping veterans & their families at the Veteran Services Office with Gus Bedwell

In this episode of ClackCo Works, we sit down with Veteran Services Office (VSO) Supervisor Gus Bedwell to learn how the VSO helps our service members, veterans, and their families navigate the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) system.

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Episode 3: Health, housing, and human services in Clackamas County

Over 800 employees in Health, Housing & Human Services (H3S) support the community through health clinics, housing services, restaurant inspections, public health, and so much more. In this episode of ClackCo Works, we sit down with Mary Rumbaugh, Director of H3S, to discuss how the largest county department serves the community and its focus on a recovery-oriented system of care.

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Episode 2: How we maintain ClackCo roads with Assistant Director of Transportation Mike Bezner

Where we're going, we DO need roads. And maintenance and funding! ClackCo Works host Dylan Blaylock sits down with Mike Bezner, the Assistant Transportation Director for the Department of Transportation and Maintenance, to talk about how Clackamas County staff maintain and operate over 1,400 miles of roads.