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The Oak Grove Festival is Saturday, June 29, 2024, 11 am to 4 pm, on Southeast Oak Grove Boulevard between Rupert Drive and Cedar Avenue.

Check out the food trucks! Live music behind Awakening Coffee! Other highlights include classic cars and trucks, free kids’ entertainment, and retail and informational booths.

Clackamas County Clerk and Elections will have our voter education and civic engagement booth.

Learn more: https://hdog.org 

WES' Pollution Prevention Academy is a free, voluntary program designed for the staff of commercial and industrial customers located in WES’ wastewater and stormwater service areas. 

Agenda for the Aug. 11, 2016 Business Meeting.

ZDO-280 is a package of legislative text amendments to the Clackamas County Comprehensive Plan and Zoning and Development Ordinance (ZDO). The proposed amendments, included in Attachment A, respond to a directive in the adopted Long-Range Planning Work Program for 2019-2021 (Attachment B). Per the Work Program, this project, “Project O-1”, is intended to make relatively minor changes to County land use regulations that are necessary to comply with new state and federal mandates, clarify existing language, correct errors, and adopt optional provisions that require only minimal staff analysis.

The community is invited to the 3rd annual Clackamas County Developmental Disabilities Resource Fair on Saturday, June 27, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Clackamas Community College's Gregory Forum Rm G103, 19600 Molalla Ave. in Oregon City

We will have several community partners hosting tables with lots of resources and helpful information, raffle prizes, and goodies for the folks who attend. Join us for a lot of fun!

Kick off the summer by celebrating Juneteenth and Pride Month at the Summer Connections celebration! This event will showcase the local cultural and community events being planned for the summer.

TOP REASONS TO ATTEND:

• Family friendly!
• Free!
• Food!
• Entertainment!
• And more

Clackamas County Clerk and Elections will be there with our voter education and civic engagement booth.

Learn how to save lives with a free naloxone (also called Narcan) training!

What you'll learn:

• Information on the overdose crisis
• Risk factors for an overdose
• Signs and symptoms of an overdose
• How to reverse an overdose and save lives

Offered in partnership with Clackamas County Public Health Division, Oxford House, Royal Rose Foundation and Spoke & Word Books.

Pre-registration required. Register here. 

Join us for a free community repair event. Awesome volunteers will be on hand to help you figure out and possibly fix household items. It's a fun way to learn about repair, save money, and keep things from going into the trash. Bring clean clothes and textiles, small electronics and other small home appliances that require repair. Some repairs may not be available at every event. To confirm an item you want to bring can be repaired, email sustainability@clackamas.us with a description of your item.

Learn how to prevent suicide with free Question, Persuade, Refer (QPR) Training.

What you’ll learn:

• How to recognize the warning signs of suicide
• Ask directly about suicidal thoughts
• And persuade someone to seek help

Register here