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The ClackCo Service Guide is an annual publication created by Clackamas County’s Public and Government Affairs department. Its goal is to highlight the many services the county provides to more than 425,000 residents across cities, towns, and rural communities. From public safety and health programs to road maintenance and environmental services, the guide gives a clear picture of how the county works every day to support the people who live here. Below are two ways to view the online version of the publication: Virtual Experience (button below) or text version (language and screenreader accessible)
The ClackCo Service Guide is printed and delivered directly to every household in Clackamas County. More than 2,500 dedicated county employees are behind these services, all working to improve the quality of life and build a safe, healthy, and thriving community. We invite you to explore the guide and hope you find it a helpful resource for understanding some of the many services Clackamas County offers.
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Clackamas County seeks $3 million Congressionally Directed Spending to advance critical transit infrastructure on Mt. Hood.
Mt. Hood is an economic driver for Clackamas County and the State of Oregon. The Mt. Hood Express, a public bus service administered by Clackamas County, seeks to address mountain traffic and state freight route functionality through the construction of a public transit transfer facility near the rural community of Welches.
Construction of a public transit transfer facility will allow for increased bus ridership to Government Camp and other mountain destinations. Facility completion will also support concurrent efforts in Government Camp to relocate rest areas and install a transit hub.
With project planning and development efforts underway, Clackamas County is poised to conduct property acquisition and begin construction when funds become available.
This project advances a component of the larger Vision Around the Mountain plan (2021), a long-term, regional transit vision for public transportation serving Mt. Hood via OR 35, US 26, and I-84.
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