Development Direct
Clackamas County’s new one-stop digital development services hub.
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Programs and services to maintain, improve and enhance the safety of the county road system (Transportation Engineering and Transportation Maintenance), assist residents and businesses in their plans to grow and change (Planning & Zoning, Building Codes, County Surveyor, Development Agency), and support safe, enjoyable and livable communities (Code Enforcement, Dog Services, Sustainability & Solid Waste).
The mission of the Department of Transportation and Development is to assist residents and businesses in creating vibrant, sustainable communities through innovative, responsive public service. Our goal is to provide excellent service. Please let us know how we're doing and how we can improve by taking this brief survey.
Key Projects and Initiatives
Clackamas County is not proposing tolling, but rather is responding to tolling programs proposed by the Oregon Department of Transportation.
Like to walk or ride a bike in Clackamas County? Take the survey to learn more and let us know where you would like improvements.
The Board of Commissioners set a goal for the county to be carbon neutral by 2050. Read and comment on the draft report through March 7.
See a list of our construction in progress or planned this year and beyond.
The Community Road Fund supports congestion relief, safety and local road paving projects in unincorporated Clackamas County with revenue from the countywide vehicle registration fee.
Drive to Zero focuses on reducing injuries and fatalities on our roadways.
The county has received a grant from ODOT to install over 2,500 curve and stop ahead warning signs throughout unincorporated Clackamas County to improve safety on our roads.
The Sunrise Corridor serves as a critical freight distribution link between the Portland region and central Oregon, a gateway to premier recreation resources, and is home to over 7,500 residents, 800 businesses and 14,000 employees.
By the end of 2022, staff and operations will move to its new 11-acre site at 19314 S Beavercreek Road, Oregon City near Clackamas Community College.
Roads scheduled for resurfacing in the next five years.
