Johnson Creek Clean-up
Clackamas Water Environment Services is proud to support the Johnson Creek Watershed Council’s wettest, wildest, dirtiest, sweatiest, and funnest stewardship event of the year.
Water Environment Services
Water Environment Services
Water Environment Services
Sewage leak into Mt. Scott Creek stopped; public advised to avoid contact with creek water for 48 hours
On Friday, August 12, Clackamas Water Environment Services (WES) personnel responded to a notice about a leaking sewer line in Mt. Scott Creek at SE 97th Avenue near Sunnybrook Boulevard.
Working all day and night, WES crews were able to stop the leak by 6 a.m., August 13. WES personnel have stabilized the area immediately around the leak and have begun cleaning up the area.
County Administrator Issues/Updates - Aug. 17, 2022
In Person and via virtual technology
Riverside County Park Cleanup
We will be removing harmful litter from the trail and shoreline at Riverside County Park, helping to keep our rivers, wildlife, and natural areas clean and healthy!
Clackamas Water Environment Services is Dedicated to Teaching the Next Generation
Provides CAIS students with real world, hands-on learning experience.
County Administrator Issues/Updates - Aug. 9, 2022
In Person and via virtual technology
County Administrator Issues/Updates - Aug. 2, 2022
In Person and via virtual technology
WES Advisory Committee - July 14, 2022
The committee provides input and makes recommendations on wastewater and surface water issues to Water Environment Services and the Board of County Commissioners.
Executive Sessions: BCC, WES and NCPRD - July 12, 2022
Only representatives of the media and designated staff shall be allowed to attend the executive session.