If you’re in a mental health crisis, please call 503-655-8585. For information, visit our crisis and support webpage Clackamas County’s Behavioral Health Team is here to help connect you with a ...

To advise the Board of County Commissioners and the Behavioral Health Division Director on community needs, gaps in services, barriers and priorities related to providing mental health and addictions ...

Martha serves on a number of local, state and national committees representing Clackamas County’s interest, learning about emerging policies and connecting with other leaders around the region and U.S ...

Clackamas County has many programs and services that help older adults and adults with disabilities live independent, healthy and well-connected lives. If you need help getting around, assistance with ...

A Happy Valley man who sexually abused a girl for several years and later assaulted an adult who reported the abuse was ...

Appraisers with the Clackamas County Assessment & Taxation Department will be conducting reappraisals of residential ...

Planning Maps, Tables and Figures. Figures Figures 5-1 a-e Urban Cross Sections Figures 5-2 a-e Rural Cross Sections Figure 5-3 Typical Multi-Use Path Cross Section Figure 10-CRC-01 Clackamas Regional ...

In the early 1980s, the State of Oregon required each jurisdiction to inventory its historic resources. Clackamas County planners did field work and research, compiling 38 binders of the Cultural ...

(This is a very large document. Please call Planning & Zoning at 503-742-4500 or email us to view this document.) A.2 Water Quality Resource Area Maps ...

The Clackamas ADRC is designed to streamline access to information and resources about long-term supports and services in the community. ADRC has information about in-home care long-term care planning ...

Files listed below are proposals to amend the Comprehensive Plan and/or the Zoning and Development Ordinance. Posted materials include notices of public hearing dates and drafts of the amendments.

Personal support workers help children and adults with intellectual or developmental disabilities who receive Medicaid in-home services through Oregon's Office of Developmental Disabilities Services.