Clackamas County, Oregon

Clackamas County, Oregon Learn more at clackamas.us We welcome public engagement and encourage respectful dialogue.

Welcome to Clackamas County—a great place to live, work and play! 🏔🌲 Clackamas County serves over 423,000 residents across 1,870 square miles, providing essential services in health, safety, housing, and transportation. Clackamas County Community Social Media Guidelines:

Clackamas County’s official social media accounts are important tools for sharing news, services, and information with our comm

unity. Comments posted by the public on our social media pages reflect individual viewpoints and do not represent the opinions or policies of Clackamas County. While we respect and uphold the First Amendment, our social media accounts operate as limited public forums. This means we allow a broad range of discussion but reserve the right to enforce reasonable, content-neutral restrictions to ensure the safety, relevance, and integrity of our platforms. Clackamas County reserves the right to hide or remove comments that violate our community guidelines or applicable laws. Comments are never removed solely because they are critical of the County. Examples of content that may be hidden or removed include (but are not limited to):

1) Profanity, obscenity, or sexually explicit material
2) Hate speech or discrimination
3) Threats and incitement of violence
4) Defamation, false information, or personal attacks
5) Commercial solicitations and spam
6) Malicious or harmful content
7) Off-topic or irrelevant content
8) Copyright or intellectual property violations
9) Private or personal information

All content, including hidden or deleted posts, may be archived and could be subject to disclosure under Oregon public records law (ORS 192.311). To read the full Clackamas County Community Social Media Guidelines, please visit our webpage here: https://www.clackamas.us/pga/clackamas-county-community-social-media-guidelines

For questions, concerns, or appeals related to social media content or these guidelines, please contact:

Clackamas County Public & Government Affairs
[email protected]

06/20/2026

Anything that goes on the ground or down the drain can end up in your local waterways. Most pollution in our area comes from everyday activities that leave behind pollutants, which are then washed away by rain. These pollutants travel from our neighborhoods into streams and rivers. You can help keep our water clean and protect the places you care about. Find out more from Clackamas Water Environment Services, KPTV, and our Clean Water Partners about how you can help protect our environment.
https://www.kptv.com/clean-water-partners/

Summer Travel Starts with Good Info 🚗 🚴‍♀️ 🏍️ Planning a road trip, a float, or just your daily drive?Don't get stuck on...
06/18/2026

Summer Travel Starts with Good Info 🚗 🚴‍♀️ 🏍️

Planning a road trip, a float, or just your daily drive?

Don't get stuck on the road! Check the road closures page for updates on where crews are working across Clackamas County.

Get ahead of summer delays: clackamas.us/engineering/closures.html

What a great evening in Damascus! Thank you to everyone who stopped by Connecting Damascus: Roads, Routes & Safety at Ce...
06/17/2026

What a great evening in Damascus!

Thank you to everyone who stopped by Connecting Damascus: Roads, Routes & Safety at Centennial Park. We enjoyed talking with residents about local roads, transportation planning, safety improvements, and what's ahead for the community.

We appreciated the valuable feedback shared on the Transportation System Plan update, questions about the Damascus Road Fund improvements, and discussions surrounding road safety and the Sunrise Gateway Corridor. We also love seeing all the little kids come out and learn about road safety in our guided obstacle course!

A big thank you to The Bow + Arrow Coffeehouse ☕ and Kona Ice of North Clackamas 🍧 for providing complimentary treats and helping create a fun community atmosphere.

Swipe through for highlights from the event!

We're looking forward to talking to more folks about prioritizing transportation projects this Thursday in Welches. Than...
06/16/2026

We're looking forward to talking to more folks about prioritizing transportation projects this Thursday in Welches. Thanks so much to everyone who came out to last week's events! Your feedback is important and your participation will help shape the future of the county’s transportation system including our roads, sidewalks, bike facilities and airports.

Three more regional workshops to go (Welches, Oregon City and Happy Valley): https://www.facebook.com/ClackamasCounty/events. We hope to see you there!

06/16/2026

What goes on the ground or down the drain ends up in your local waterways. The main source of pollution in our local waterways comes from our everyday activities, which leave pollutants behind and get picked up in storm runoff. Then they travel from our neighborhoods and get carried to our streams and waterways. There are many ways you can help keep our water clean and protect the waters you love. Learn more Clackamas Water Environment Services, KPTV and our other Clean Water Partners on how to help protect our shared environment.
https://www.kptv.com/clean-water-partners/

The National Weather Service has issued moderate and major heat risk warnings for June 13–16, with temperatures potentia...
06/12/2026

The National Weather Service has issued moderate and major heat risk warnings for June 13–16, with temperatures potentially reaching 100°F on Sunday and Monday.

As temperatures rise, take steps now to protect yourself, your family, your neighbors, and your pets. Staying cool, hydrated, and connected can help prevent heat-related illnesses.

💧 Drink plenty of water
❄️ Seek out air-conditioned spaces
👵 Check on older adults and vulnerable neighbors
🐾 Make sure pets have access to shade and fresh water
🚗 Never leave children or pets in a parked vehicle

Need a place to cool off? Cooling centers are available throughout Clackamas County, including Canby, Estacada, Gladstone, Happy Valley, Lake Oswego, Milwaukie, Molalla, Oregon City, Sandy, Welches, West Linn, and Wilsonville. A list of area cooling centers can be found here: https://www.clackamas.us/relief

Clackamas County is also monitoring conditions and assessing the needs of vulnerable populations, including those who are unsheltered. If needed, overnight cooling shelter may be available at The Father’s Heart in Oregon City. Daily shelter status updates are posted on the county website by 11 a.m.

Looking to cool off in a river or lake? Remember that water temperatures remain dangerously cold, and currents can be swift. Wear a life jacket, stay in calm or shallow areas, and use caution around the water.

Learn more about heat safety, cooling centers, and shelter information at: https://www.clackamas.us/publichealth/stay-safe-when-its-hot

If you're heading to a river or lake this weekend, it's important to be safe! 💧 Never swim alone and always keep your e...
06/12/2026

If you're heading to a river or lake this weekend, it's important to be safe!

💧 Never swim alone and always keep your eyes on children in the water. Drowning can happen quickly and silently.
💧 Murky water can hide hazards like rocks and uneven surfaces. Wade slowly and carefully.
💧 Adults and children should wear life jackets when in or around rivers or other open water.
💧 Water can be dangerously cold even when it’s hot outside. Wearing a life jacket increases your chance of survival if you experience “cold shock.”

06/12/2026

What goes down your driveway can get to our streams and rivers. Watch this short video and get tips from Clackamas Water Environment Services, KPTV and our clean water partners to find out how you can get your car clean and still protect our waterways.
Learn more about how you can protect our water.

https://www.kptv.com/clean-water-partners/

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Oregon City, OR
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