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Jul 9, 2026·Board meeting agenda packet
Board of County Commissioners Clackamas County Agenda Item
The Board of County Commissioners reviewed a proposed ordinance aimed at modernizing the personnel policy framework by removing outdated personnel provisions from the County Code and replacing them with updated Employee Policies and Procedures. Specifically, the ordinance addresses the removal of sections related to classification and compensation to align with current state and federal employment laws. Staff recommended the Board hold a public hearing and conduct a first reading of the ordinance, with a request to schedule a second reading.
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Clackamas County Budget Committee Budget Committee Meeting
The committee deliberated on the budget as presented, discussing potential funding sources such as tourism dollars to support the county rodeo and fair. Key topics included the operational costs and staffing schedules of the Gladstone and Oak Lodge libraries, specifically addressing concerns regarding Sunday closures and the potential to hire additional staff. The committee also explored options for public access to library meeting rooms after hours and analyzed the funding model for library services, acknowledging the county's significant general fund investment in new library facilities.
May 26, 2026·Board meeting
Clackamas County Development Agency Budget Committee Budget Committee Meeting
The meeting included the election of a new chair and secretary. The budget committee reviewed the fiscal year 2026-2027 annual budget, which totals over 41 million dollars. Discussions covered the status of three urban renewal plan areas, the implementation of urban renewal projects, the liquidation of assets to fund projects, and the use of matching funds for transportation infrastructure improvements such as the Sunnyside Road mobility project, the Sunrise Corridor, and the Rock Creek interchange. Additionally, the committee discussed drainage improvements, ADA compliance, pedestrian access, and the role of the agency in housing stabilization, including support for sewer system expansion and housing repairs for eligible residents.
