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  • Human Resources

    Class Characteristics

    Under direction, to plan, coordinate and implement the County's business retention, growth and recruitment strategy; to coordinate business and economic development activities with other divisions and departments; to provide highly complex staff assistance to department administration; and to do other work as required.

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  • Human Resources

    Class Characteristics

    Under direction, to plan, schedule, and coordinate the maintenance, repair and remodeling of County-owned building structures, systems and equipment; to lead the work of building maintenance personnel, court assigned workers and/or corrections trustees; and to do other work as required.

    Distinguishing Characteristics

    The Building Maintenance series is used by County departments to provide maintenance, repair, and remodeling ofCounty owned and leased building structures and related systems.

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  • Transportation and Development

    Please note: We do not repair or maintain city and state roads or highways. Report city road concerns to the respective city, and state road concerns to the Oregon Department of Transportation (ODOT) online or 1-888-ASK-ODOT. If you see a road problem — hazardous or non-hazardous — please let us know. 

    Pothole response: After we receive reports of potholes, we’ll investigate each one and fix them within 7 days as they are confirmed. 

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  • Planning and Zoning

    The Planner Director decision has been appealed.
    The applicant is requesting to modify Conditional Use applications Z0160-09 and Z0351-02 to use a portion of the current building for parochial school uses. The applicant proposes a phased approach to opening the school use with the maximum number of 150 students using the existing building and parking areas. No expansion of the building is proposed.

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  • Planning and Zoning

    The Planner Director decision has been appealed.
    The applicant is seeking a Non-Conforming Use (NCU) verification of a 1930 dwelling that does not conform with the front setback standards for the RRFF-5 Zoning District, as stated in ZDO Table 316-2. Additionally, the applicant is seeking an alteration of an NCU for a roof replacement and structural upgrades and improvements to the existing dwelling.

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  • Planning and Zoning

    The City of Sandy is proposing upgrades to the existing water treatment facility through land use file Z0273-25. The proposal includes a metal roof structure over part of the system, and an underground tank that will not meet the minimum 30 foot front setbacks measured from the northern edge of the road easement and thus the applicant is requesting a variance to that setback through Z0274-25. The applicant requested that the applications be reviewed concurrently.

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  • Board of County Commissioners

    In person and via virtual technology

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  • Planning and Zoning

    The Planner Director decision has been appealed.
    The applicant proposed a Non-Conforming Use verification for a detached garage built in 1962, that does not comply with the 10-foot side setback standard in the RRFF-5 zone, stated in Table 316-2 of the ZDO. This encroaches into SE side setback area. The application also requested retroactive approval for an alteration of a non-conforming use for the attic addition on top of the garage, added in 2019. The modification for the attic addition was approved by County staff, with conditions that the applicant retroactively apply for and receive Building Permits for the 2019 attic addition.

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  • Planning and Zoning

    applicant requests a conditional use approval through File Z0282-25 to upgrade the existing power line to include added transmission lines along Stafford Rd. The altered public utility facility will include transmission, distribution and communication lines and added transmission capacity along the entire project length. Pole heights will increase. Because the review process for utility facilities in the EFU zone is different than the process in the RRFF-5 zone, the applicant also requests approval through File Z0313-25 of a “utility facility necessary for public service” to replace seven existing poles at Rosemont Substation with taller transmission poles to match the rest of the corridor.

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  • Board of County Commissioners

    Thursday, January 15, 2015 - Business Meeting

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  • Clerk, Elections

    Monday, November 4, 2024

    Clackamas County Elections is on Track and Ready for Election Day

    Clerk McMullen urges voters to return ballots to an Official Ballot Drop Site today.

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  • Social Services

    Rent Well course in Spanish to help overcome challenges in renting

    Curso "Rent Well” en español ayudará a superar los desafíos del alquiler - español abajo

    Help with renters rights, housing applications and more

    Clackamas County is offering the Rent Well course in Spanish from September 24 to November 5. Register as soon as possible! Renting a safe and affordable home can be challenging.

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  • District Attorney

    Clackamas County recorded five homicides during 2022. The homicides represent four incidents of homicidal violence as two of the victims were killed in a single incident.  One homicide remains unsolved, another resulted in a murder-suicide and the remaining three homicides resulted in arrests and grand jury indictments:

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  • Clerk, Recording

    Oregon City, OR - Clackamas County Clerk Catherine McMullen will officiate wedding ceremonies at her office on Valentine’s Day. The Recording Division of the Office of the County Clerk will offer appointments and take walk-in couples all day on Wednesday, Feb. 14. The office will be decorated for the big day and include a photo booth station. 

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  • District Attorney

    OREGON CITY, Or. – If you receive a call from someone claiming that you missed jury duty and are facing arrest or fines, you’re dealing with a scammer, said Clackamas County District Attorney John Wentworth.

    The District Attorney’s Office has received several calls recently from people who have been targeted by scammers demanding personal information and payment of fees to avoid arrest, Wentworth said.

    One District Attorney’s Office employee was a target of the scam and was told he had to pay $6,000 to avoid prosecution. “He sounded pretty convincing,” the employee said.

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  • Board of County Commissioners

    March 28, 2019 Business Meeting

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  • Human Resources

    Class Characteristics

    Under general supervision, to perform paraprofessional, technical and administrative assignments related to support of all activities of tourism programs; to maintain tourism databases and records; to proofread department's creative and communication materials; to research and compile data; to support promotions, tours and events; and to do other work as required.

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