Board of County Commissioners of Clackamas County Resolution
The Board of County Commissioners adopted a resolution approving the 5-Year Capital Improvement Program (5-year CIP) for fiscal years 2026-27 to 2030-31. The program includes 61 programmed capital projects with a total value of over $206 million, focused on transportation infrastructure, safety enhancements, and capacity improvements. The document outlines the funding sources, which include the County Road Fund, Community Road Fund, grants, tax increment financing, and system development charges, and details the project categories ranging from road upgrades and paving to bridge/culvert work and planning initiatives.
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The forum focused on the County's strategic priorities of safe, secure, and livable communities and healthy people. Presentations highlighted the business spotlight series featuring Solder Timber and mass timber construction innovations. The board members provided detailed updates on housing initiatives, including the development of affordable housing units and the success of the Metro Affordable Housing Bond. Additionally, the discussion covered the county's recovery-oriented system of care, the progress of the Clackamas County Recovery Campus, and various mental health and substance use disorder treatment services, including new stabilization centers and supportive housing programs.
Jun 4, 2026·Board meeting
Clackamas County Board of Commissioners Business Meeting
The board meeting addressed several key agenda items across multiple jurisdictions. Discussion points included public commentary regarding a recovery center project and local transportation traffic impacts. The Housing Authority board authorized a property lease agreement. A public hearing was held regarding a boundary change proposal for the Sunrise Water Authority. The Board of County Commissioners reviewed and approved various consent items, including intergovernmental agreements for vector control and nurse triage, property repurchases for tax-foreclosed parcels, and several grant applications involving emergency management, rural health transformation, and transportation infrastructure.
May 7, 2026·Strategic plan
Clackamas Water Environment Services Budget 2026-2027
This document presents the Fiscal Year 2026-27 budget for Clackamas Water Environment Services. It prioritizes protecting clean water in rivers and streams, managing aging sewer and stormwater infrastructure, and maintaining affordable services through predictable rate increases. The budget, guided by the organization's strategic plan, aims to ensure fiscal responsibility, deliver capital improvement projects, and support the vision of a resilient clean water future for the community.
