The meeting featured public testimony regarding election integrity, specifically focusing on the management and accuracy of voter rolls. Several speakers addressed concerns regarding the resignation of the sheriff, the appointment of an interim sheriff, and the potential need for an independent investigation into local government procedures. Additionally, there was public commentary regarding the placement of unauthorized signage in public right-of-ways and a complaint about an unlawful wedding venue operating within the Hoodland CPO boundaries.
Oct 21, 2026
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Clackamas County Board Of Commissioners Public Hearing
The board held a hearing concerning a potential moratorium on data center development in unincorporated areas of the county. The meeting included a staff presentation on the criteria for implementing the moratorium, which aims to address concerns regarding the impact of data centers on noise, heat, air and water quality, and the consumption of industrial land and utility resources. The meeting also featured public testimony from constituents discussing electricity pricing and differing perspectives on whether a broad moratorium is an appropriate regulatory approach.
Oct 8, 2026·Board meeting
Clackamas County Board of Commissioners Board Meeting
The board meeting featured a public comment period where several speakers addressed concerns regarding election integrity, specifically focusing on the accuracy of voter registration rolls and the implications of the Judicial Watch v. Oregon lawsuit. Additionally, the meeting included a presentation on Water Professionals Appreciation Week, which recognized the critical work of the local water and wastewater workforce in maintaining safe and clean water infrastructure for the community.
Oct 8, 2026·Board meeting agenda packet
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.
