The Hamlet of Beavercreek

09/01/2026

08/31/2026

Tomorrow is the day. Don’t miss out on this fun evening. We will have several of our first responders onsite, some local businesses and local vendors.

Visit with our local firefighters, sheriffs, AMR, Life flight, Search and Rescue groups, Sheriff’s Posse, Clackamas Transportation, Clackamas VOAD, Brian Lowry Trucking, Bennett Septic, Grunt Roofing, Oregon Livestock Council and much more. Even pet a goat!

Shop treats from American Berry Farm, Grateful Acres, Mill Creek Acres Farms, Steph’s Sweet & Such, James & Co Photography

Free hot dogs, non-alcoholic drinks, otter pops and more. Even a dunk tank.

There will be parking on the south side of Leland across from the park. We also ask that if you are bringing pets that they are on a leash.

08/27/2026

Stop by the Beavercreek Community Park, 15281 S Leland Road on September 1st from 5:30-8pm.

We will have some great treats from some of our local vendors. Meet our local EMS providers, Photo opportunities, local businesses and more. See you Tuesday ♥️

Invite your family, friends and neighbors. Feel free to share this post.

08/26/2026

Join us tonight for our August monthly community meeting.

Meeting is hybrid and starts at 7pm at the Clackamas Soil and Conservation District, 22055 S Beavercreek Rd.

Our guest speakers tonight will be giving an update on the construction about to begin at the intersection of Beavercrerk, Leland and Kamrath Road.

www.beavercreek.org

08/22/2026

Join us Wednesday August 26th at 7pm for our monthly community meeting. Meetings are hybrid and in person at the Clackamas Soil and Water Conservation District. 22055 S Beavercreek Road.

Our guest speaker will be from the county transportation department giving an update on the soon to start construction at the intersection of Beavercreek, Leland and Kamrath Road.

Visit our website:
www.beavercreek.org

08/22/2026

08/19/2026

The August monthly Hamlet of Beavercreek meet is this Thursday at 7pm via zoom. Link for the meeting is available on our website. www.beavercreek.org

08/16/2026

DON’T BE SCARED. BE PREPARED.

LEVEL 1 means BE READY, not go now.

If you are in a Level 1 evacuation area, you do not need to evacuate right now.
Level 1 means conditions could change, so this is the time to prepare:
• Make an evacuation plan and identify more than one route
• Gather medications, identification, and essential supplies
• Make sure your vehicle is ready to go
• Prepare pets and livestock for possible evacuation
• Check on neighbors who may need additional help
• Stay tuned to official updates

If conditions worsen, you will receive a Level 2: BE SET or Level 3: GO NOW notice. Stay tuned to official information channels for updates.

Get Information:

• PublicAlerts Notifications: https://bit.ly/ClackCoPublicAlerts
• https://www.facebook.com/GrasshopperFire
• https://www.facebook.com/hoodlandfd
• For preparedness information, visit: https://www.publicalerts.org/get-ready
• For road conditions and closures, visit Oregon TripCheck: https://tripcheck.com/ or call 511