Public & Government Affairs
Public & Government Affairs
Public & Government Affairs
Fall in love with your county government
Here in Clackamas County, we enjoy the best of both worlds. We are a rich mix of urban, suburban, rural and wild. Nothing beats a vivid sunrise over Mount Hood, the sight of cascading waterfalls in Willamette Falls or a hike in our acres of lush forest in Eagle Creek.
Commit to volunteerism for MLK Jr. Day
For those who get Martin Luther King Jr. Day off from work and school, some honor the memory of the slain civil rights leader by committing to service projects in their communities.
Public & Government Affairs Director Finalists Meeting and Greet
Clackamas County has named four candidates as finalists in a search for a new County Public and Government Affairs Director. The county is seeking to replace Gary Schmidt, who previously served as Public and Government Affairs Director before being appointed County Administrator earlier this year.
Media Release: Clackamas County names finalists for Public & Government Affairs Director, sets May 20 meet and greet
Clackamas County has named candidates as finalists in a search for a new County Public and Government Affairs Director. The county is seeking to replace Gary Schmidt, who previously served as Public and Government Affairs Director before being appointed County Administrator earlier this year.
Kids take over the County
The average age of worker at Clackamas County dipped considerably on April 25, when dozens of school-aged children joined their parents at work for Take Your Son or Daughter to Work Day.
Getting to Know the New Website
Welcome to the county's new and improved website! The changes you see reflect our mission to become more service driven. We want you to be able to easily find the programs and services you need without prior knowledge of our departments or internal structure.
Filing deadline for Special District candidates set for March 21
143 positions open on 45 boards overseeing school, fire, water districts
#ClackCo’s role in making strangulation during domestic violence a felony
It just didn’t sit right with #ClackCo officials. How could strangulation during an act of domestic violence not be considered a felony under Oregon law?