Community Announcements

2 hours ago

Saturday Guided Nature Hikes at Tryon Creek State Natural Area

Tryon Creek State Natural Area's Nature Center Next happening Oct 3, 2026 10:00 AM Saturdays at 10am Meet at the Nature Center and join a Naturalist on a hike through Tryon Creek. Topics will vary week to week and are geared to ages 5 and up, but all ages are welcome. Parents must accompany kids on all hikes. Groups of 10 or more should contact the park in advance. 9/5 – Woodpeckers of Tryon Creek: This is an Access Recreation hike and occurs only on trails and terrain that are less challenging and closer to the Nature Center. This route often includes Old Main Trail, Big Fir Trail, Center Trail, and Maple Ridge Trail. For more information, please visit: Access Recreation at Tryon Creek. 9/12 – 10 Hiking Essentials 9/19 – Lichen, Moss, & More 9/26 – Amazing Amphibians 10/3 – 10 Hiking Essentials: This is an Access Recreation hike and occurs only on trails and terrain that are less challenging and closer to the Nature Center. This route often includes Old Main Trail, Big Fir Trail, Center Trail, and Maple Ridge Trail. For more information, please visit: Access Recreation at Tryon Creek. 10/10 – Spiders 10/17 – Plants and Trees 10/24 – Story of Stumps 10/31 – Owls of Tryon Creek 11/7 – Fall Colors: This is an Access Recreation hike and occurs only on trails and terrain that are less challenging and closer to the Nature Center. This route often includes Old Main Trail, Big Fir Trail, Center Trail, and Maple Ridge Trail. For more information, please visit: Access Recreation at Tryon Creek. 11/14 – Geology of Tryon Creek 11/21 – Mushrooms in the Forest Session Schedule Oct 3, 2026 10:00 AM Begins Oct 3, 2026 11:30 AM Ends Oct 10, 2026 10:00 AM Begins Oct 10, 2026 11:30 AM Ends Oct 17, 2026 10:00 AM Begins Oct 17, 2026 11:30 AM Ends Oct 24, 2026 10:00 AM Begins Oct 24, 2026 11:30 AM Ends Oct 31, 2026 10:00 AM Begins Oct 31, 2026 11:30 AM Ends Nov 7, 2026 10:00 AM Begins Nov 7, 2026 11:30 AM Ends Nov 14, 2026 10:00 AM Begins Nov 14, 2026 11:30 AM Ends Nov 21, 2026 10:00 AM Begins Nov 21, 2026 11:30 AM Ends Nov 28, 2026 10:00 AM Begins Nov 28, 2026 11:30 AM Ends Dec 5, 2026 10:00 AM Begins Dec 5, 2026 11:30 AM Ends Dec 12, 2026 10:00 AM Begins Dec 12, 2026 11:30 AM Ends Dec 19, 2026 10:00 AM Begins Dec 19, 2026 11:30 AM Ends Dec 26, 2026 10:00 AM Begins Dec 26, 2026 11:30 AM Ends

4 hours ago

Polk County Commissioners: Stay Informed on Local Decisions

The Polk County Board of County Commissioners is the executive and legislative body for Polk County. They are responsible for county services, budgeting, and policy decisions. Find information on upcoming meetings, review past minutes, and learn about the commissioners who represent you.

9 hours ago

Clackamas County announces plan to become the national model in aiding domestic and sexual violence victims

Clackamas County announces plan to become the national model in aiding domestic and sexual violence victims | Clackamas County Skip to main content News Clackamas County announces plan to become the national model in aiding domestic and sexual violence victims Clackamas County announces plan to become the national model in aiding domestic and sexual violence victims Date 9/30/2026 OREGON CITY, Or. -- October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month, traditionally a time when advocates for victims of abuse focus on the prevalence and impact of the problem. Clackamas County District Attorney John Wentworth is a career prosecutor who has seen the devastation caused by domestic and sexual abuse. Clackamas County files roughly twice the national average of domestic violence and sexual assault cases. Wentworth took office with one overarching goal: To make Clackamas County the national leader in providing services to victims of domestic violence and sexual abuse. Work on what Wentworth dubbed the Gold Standard began last year. The effort brings together the best practices of programs throughout the nation. “Why is this the Gold Standard? Because there are place places around the country doing these things individually, but no one is doing them altogether,” Wentworth said. On Thursday, Oct. 1, Wentworth will provide a progress report on this initiative. When: 11:15 a.m. Where: Clackamas County Sheriff’s Office, Brooks Building Auditorium, 9101 SE Sunnybrook Road Wentworth will be joined by Clackamas County Sheriff James Rhodes and Melissa Erlbaum, Clackamas Women's Services Executive Director who will discuss their efforts to hold offenders accountable and to connect domestic violence victims to needed services. Clackamas County files roughly twice the national average of domestic violence and sexual assault cases. Wentworth is standardizing training countywide for detectives, patrol officers, paramedics and prosecutors so victims all receive the best service regardless of where they live in the county. “We are establishing a certification program for law enforcement officers and prosecutors who regularly handle sexual assault and domestic violence cases. Professionals will now receive special training that will enable them to handle these difficult cases in the most trauma-informed, victim-centered, and offender-focused manner possible,” Wentworth said. “This month, we will offer access to crime victims on our website so they can see up-to-the-minute information about what’s happening with their cases,” Wentworth said. “Finally, we will replace and expand our Family Justice Center, which provides a wide range of services to anyone experiencing domestic or sexual violence,” Wentworth said. The new Family Justice Center is expected to open in 2029. The Center needs to expand to serve the growing needs of our county,” Wentworth said. “If someone reaches out for help, we need to be there for them.” Wentworth, Rhodes and Erlbaum will be available for interviews after the news conference.

9 hours ago

Crook County Announces Bid Openings for Road, HVAC, and Website Projects

Bid Openings Crook County seeks bids for various projects. The following are current bid openings: **Project: Road Resurfacing - County Road 20** Description: Resurfacing of approximately 5 miles of County Road 20. Includes asphalt milling, paving, and striping. Bid Due Date: October 26, 2023, 2:00 PM Contact: Crook County Public Works Department, 541-447-3227 **Project: New HVAC System - Courthouse** Description: Installation of a new HVAC system in the Crook County Courthouse. Includes demolition of old system and installation of new equipment. Bid Due Date: November 2, 2023, 10:00 AM Contact: Crook County Facilities Management, 541-447-4101 **Project: Janitorial Services - Sheriff's Office** Description: Provision of janitorial services for the Crook County Sheriff's Office building. Bid Due Date: October 19, 2023, 3:00 PM Contact: Crook County Sheriff's Office, 541-447-6398 **Project: Fire Hydrant Replacement - Various Locations** Description: Replacement of aging fire hydrants throughout Crook County. Specific locations will be provided upon request. Bid Due Date: November 9, 2023, 11:00 AM Contact: Crook County Fire Services, 541-447-3415 **Project: Website Redesign - County Website** Description: Redesign and development of the official Crook County website. Bid Due Date: November 16, 2023, 1:00 PM Contact: Crook County IT Department, 541-447-4101 ext. 315 Specifications and bid forms are available at the Crook County Clerk's office or by contacting the respective department. All bids must be sealed and clearly marked with the project name. Crook County reserves the right to reject any or all bids.

11 hours ago

Planning Commission

Planning Commission | Crook County, OR Skip to Main Content Create a Website Account - Manage notification subscriptions, save form progress and more. Website Sign In Search Home Government Boards and Committees Planning Commission Planning Commission Meetings 2nd and 4th Wednesday of every month at 4:00 PM Crook County Meeting Room 320 NE Court Street Prineville, Oregon Agendas and Minutes Agendas are available before the meetings. Minutes are available and approved. View Most Recent Agendas and Minutes Members Michael Warren IIPosition: 1Term Expires: 12/31/26 Laquita StecPosition: 2Term Expires: 12/31/26 Hunter NeuharthPosition: 3Term Expires: 12/31/26 Kirk GiovaniniPosition: 4Term Expires: 12/31/28 Marlo DillPosition: 5Term Expires: 12/31/28 George PontePosition: 6Term Expires: 12/31/28 Monty KurtzPosition: 7Term Expires: 12/31/29 VacantPosition: Pro TemTerm Expires: Vacant Position: Pro TemTerm Expires: Overview Role and Responsibilities of the Crook County Planning Commission The Planning Commission is the hearings body for several types of land use decisions that cannot be made at the administrative level, most of which are quasi-judicial in nature. The Planning Commission also hears legislative requests to make recommendations for the Board's consideration and final decision. Additionally, the Planning Commission serves as the community advisory team for long range planning projects and policy level discussions How long are the terms? 4 year term Who is the point of contact for the board? John Eisler - Community Development Director - [email protected] Calendar Fri, Oct. 2 Deadline to Apply for Open Positions on the Crook County Wolf Depredation Compensation Committee Thu, Oct. 15 4-H Open House Thu, Oct. 29 Deadline to Apply for Upcoming Vacancies on the Natural Resources Advisory Committee View All Events /Calendar.aspx Amended_2026_PC Decision List_Approved PC Workplan 2026 Planning Commission Home Site Map Accessibility Copyright Notices Privacy Policy /QuickLinks.aspx Government Websites by CivicPlus® Loading Loading Do Not Show Again Close Arrow Left Arrow Right [] Slideshow Left Arrow Slideshow Right Arrow

15 hours ago

Seeking Applicants for the Natural Resources Advisory Committee - Apply by October 29, 2026

Seeking Applicants for the Natural Resources Advisory Committee - Apply by October 29, 2026 • Crook County, OR Crook County is currently seeking applicants to fill three upcoming vacancies on the Natural Resource Advisory Committee, with terms beginning January 1, 2027. If you are interested in serving on this committee, please stop by the County Commissioner’s Office located at 300 NE 3rd Street, Prineville, OR, or email [email protected] for an application. Applications are also available for download on the County’s Boards and Committees webpage: https://www.crookcountyor.gov/1205/Boards-and-Committees-Overview. A direct link to the application is: https://www.crookcountyor.gov/DocumentCenter/View/373/Natural-Resources-Committee-Application. Applicants are required to submit the specific application form along with two signed and dated letters of recommendation. Applications must be received by 4:00 p.m. on Thursday, October 29, 2026, to receive priority consideration. Applications will continue to be accepted until all positions are filled.

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Seeking Applicants for Upcoming Vacancies on the Planning Commission - Apply by October 29, 2026

Crook County is seeking applicants to fill upcoming roles on the Planning Commission. Applications are open for three Planning Commissioner Positions, which carry full terms ending December 31, 2031. The County is also seeking applicants for two pro tem positions, which carry one-year appointments, to serve as alternates during meetings when commissioners are unavailable. Members are expected to attend all regular Planning Commission meetings, currently scheduled for the second and fourth Wednesdays of each month starting at 4:00 p.m., as well as additional or special meetings as scheduled. Interested applicants can obtain an application through the Crook County website https://www.crookcountyor.gov/1213/Planning-Commission, stop by the Administration Office located on the third floor, at 300 NE Court Street, Prineville, Oregon, or email [email protected]. Applicants are required to submit the specific application form along with two signed and dated letters of recommendation. Applications must be received by 4:00 p.m. on Thursday, October 29, 2026.

16 hours ago

¡Sé el cambio! ¡Ayuda a mejorar el condado de Multnomah! Solicita tu participación antes del 8 de octubre para formar parte del próximo Comité de Revisión de la Carta Constitucional.

¡Sé el cambio! ¡Ayuda a mejorar el condado de Multnomah! Solicita tu participación antes del 8 de octubre para formar parte del próximo Comité de Revisión de la Carta Constitucional. Ofrecido por Oficina de Comunicaciones Oficina de Participación Comunitaria 21 de Septiembre de 2026 Cada seis años, los residentes del condado de Multnomah tienen la oportunidad de modificar la carta constitutiva del condado, que es el documento fundamental del condado de Multnomah y, en esencia, una versión local de la Constitución de los Estados Unidos. ¡Y la próxima oportunidad llegará en 2028! Para prepararse, el condado está reclutando miembros para su próximo Comité de Revisión de la Carta Constitucional, integrado por miembros de la comunidad que tendrán la tarea de iniciar un estudio exhaustivo de la carta y luego proponer posibles actualizaciones para la votación de noviembre de 2028. “Esta es una oportunidad increíble para que los miembros de la comunidad participen directamente en el trabajo continuo para mejorar y modernizar el condado de Multnomah, de modo que estemos en la mejor posición para representar los valores y brindar los servicios de alta calidad que nuestros residentes esperan y merecen”, dijo Amara Pérez, directora de la Oficina de Participación Comunitaria. ¡Sé el cambio: Únete al Comité de Revisión de la Carta Constitucional! El plazo para solicitar uno de los 16 puestos en el Comité de Revisión de la Carta se ha ampliado hasta el 8 de octubre de 2026. El proceso de selección en general está en marcha desde julio de 2026. “Si quieres generar un impacto y ser el cambio que deseas ver en tu comunidad, hay pocas oportunidades para participar en un trabajo más significativo que el del Comité de Revisión de la Carta Constitucional”, dijo Pérez. “¡Animamos a cualquier persona interesada en mejorar su comunidad local a que presente su solicitud hoy mismo!” La carta fundacional es el marco de gobierno principal del condado y describe su estructura, organización y atribuciones. Cualquier cambio propuesto debe presentarse ante la Junta de Comisionados, que posteriormente lo someterá a votación popular para su aprobación final. Esta oportunidad para explorar y proponer cambios, tanto grandes como pequeños, requiere una dedicación de tiempo considerable por parte de los miembros del comité. Los candidatos seleccionados para formar parte del comité deberán prever un proceso de aproximadamente 18 meses que incluye reuniones periódicas, lectura de informes, estudio de los estatutos vigentes, participación ciudadana y elaboración de borradores de recomendaciones. Este trabajo surge a raíz de un reciente proceso de reforma de los estatutos de la ciudad de Portland, que tuvo gran repercusión, en el que el 58% de los votantes de Portland aprobaron cambios que incluyen una nueva estructura para el Ayuntamiento de Portland. El Comité de Revisión de la Carta del Condado dará inicio a esta importante labor en febrero de 2027, que incluirá una jornada de orientación y capacitación inicial durante el fin de semana. Los miembros del comité presentarán sus conclusiones y las enmiendas propuestas a la Junta de Comisionados del Condado en 2028. Cualquier persona interesada en obtener más información y presentar su solicitud puede encontrar información adicional en línea, incluyendo una sección de preguntas frecuentes. Próximas sesiones informativas La Oficina de Participación Comunitaria ha estado organizando una serie de sesiones informativas, tanto virtuales como presenciales, donde los miembros de la comunidad interesados pueden obtener más información sobre cómo unirse al Comité de Revisión de la Carta Constitucional. Esta semana se llevarán a cabo dos sesiones informativas presenciales finales en las bibliotecas de Rockwood y St. Johns. Además, el 25 de septiembre se realizará una última sesión informativa virtual. 22 de septiembre - Presencial Biblioteca Rockwood | Sala Comunitaria B 17917 SE Stark St., Portland 17:00 - 18:30 24 de septiembre - Presencial Biblioteca de St. Johns | Sala Comunitaria 1C 7510 N Charleston Ave., Portland 16:00 - 17:30 25 de septiembre - Virtual https://meet.google.com/avs-rfju-xfy 12:00 pm - 1:00 pm

18 hours ago

Shearwater Inn Offers Coastal Getaway in Lincoln City

Welcome to the Shearwater Inn, your premier lodging choice in Lincoln City, Oregon. We pride ourselves on providing a welcoming atmosphere and excellent service to make your stay memorable. Our rooms are well-appointed, offering a cozy retreat after a day of exploring the Oregon Coast. Enjoy the convenience of being close to the beach, local shops, and restaurants. Book your stay with us today and experience the best of Lincoln City.

20 hours ago

Organization, Policies and Procedures

The voter-approved Washington County Charter provides for a Council-Manager form of government. The Charter gives the five-member Board of County Commissioners legislative responsibility. The Charter also designates administrative authority to a board-appointed, professional County Administrator. These documents establish the organization’s structure, policies and procedures: County Organizational Chart (PDF 463.2 KB) Charter – The founding document, approved and amended by Washington County voters, establishing the powers and structure under the County’s “home rule” authority provided by Oregon law. County Charter (PDF 73.41 KB) Code of Ordinances – These are the laws of the Washington County government adopted through a legislative process provided in the Charter. An ordinance may be adopted by the Board of County Commissioners or by the people through initiative. Administrative Manual – This document prescribes the names of each department and office as well as the title and responsibilities of each director or top manager. The Administrative Manual is called for in Washington County Code (ch. 2.04 § 110 (2017)). Administrative Policies and Procedures – These documents set up the official practices the Washington County organization uses to govern and manage its business. Advisory Council on Racial Equity County Charter and Code Design the Future Ethics Matters Mission and Strategic Plan Office of Access and Opportunity Expand this section One Washington County Oregon Podcast Organization, Policies and Procedures Staff Strategic Investment Program Expand this section Sustainability Efforts Expand this section Volunteers Washington County Salary Commission

22 hours ago

Unknown County Sheriff's Office Official Website Launched

Unknown County Sheriff's Office Welcome to the official website of the Unknown County Sheriff's Office. We are dedicated to serving and protecting the citizens of Unknown County with integrity, professionalism, and compassion. Here you will find information about our services, the men and women who serve our community, and how we work to ensure your safety. Explore our site to learn about: * **Services:** Patrol, investigations, civil process, corrections, and more. * **Community Programs:** Neighborhood watch, D.A.R.E., and other initiatives. * **News & Alerts:** Latest updates and important public safety announcements. * **Employment:** Opportunities to join our dedicated team. * **Contact Us:** How to reach us for non-emergency and emergency situations. We are committed to fostering a strong partnership between law enforcement and the community. Your safety and well-being are our top priorities.

22 hours ago

Access Essential Crook County Services Online

Crook County provides a wide range of services to its residents. These include public works for road maintenance and infrastructure, public health services, law enforcement and judicial services, and various administrative functions that support the operation of the county. Visit our department pages for more details on specific services.

23 hours ago

Park Notices

Special Notices - Oregon State Parks 2026 fire restrictions — check ahead Park notices Filter by Park 1 Jan Construction advisory Effective Jan 1, 2027 – Feb 28, 2027 at Jessie M. Honeyman Memorial State Park All campground loops and day use area will be closed in early 2027 for utility improvements to the water system and tree removal. 2026 7 Nov General advisory Effective Nov 7, 2026 – Nov 7, 2026 at Milo McIver State Park The disc golf course will be closed on 11/07/26 for a PDGA disc golf tournament. 1 Nov Construction advisory Effective Nov 1, 2026 – Mar 31, 2027 at Smith Rock State Park Be advised that construction activities will disrupt some areas at Smith Rock State Park from November 2026 through the end of March 2027. The North Point Amphitheater is closed for all reservations during this time. The Overflow Parking Lot, sections of the Rim Rock Trail, the North Point Loop Trail, and the adjacent parking area will experience periods of closure during this time. Residential access on NE Crooked River Drive is not expected to be disrupted by the project. 1 Nov General advisory Effective Nov 1, 2026 at Detroit Lake State Recreation Area A drawdown at Detroit Reservoir will start after Nov. 1, 2026. USACE will use forecast data to identify ideal conditions to start the drawdown any time after Nov. 1 but before Dec. 31.More information can be found on USACE's website. 30 Oct General advisory Effective Oct 30, 2026 – Mar 21, 2027 at Vista House (Crown Point) Starting Oct. 30, 2026 the Vista House will be open Friday -Monday 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. Vista House is closed if winds are above 50 mph or during inclement weather. 24 Oct General advisory Effective Oct 24, 2026 at Champoeg State Heritage Area The disc golf course at Champoeg State Heritage Area will be closed Oct 24, 2026 for a tournament. 10 Oct General advisory Effective Oct 10, 2026 at Champoeg State Heritage Area The disc golf course at Champoeg State Heritage Area will be closed Oct. 10, 2026 for a tournament. 10 Oct General advisory Effective Oct 10, 2026 – Oct 10, 2026 at Vista House (Crown Point) Vista House will be closed Saturday 10/10/26 7 Oct General advisory Effective Oct 7, 2026 – Oct 23, 2026 at Shore Acres State Park The Information and Gift Center is getting a little refresh! Exterior maintenance and painting will take place October 7-23, with contractors working onsite. The Information and Gift Center will remain open during regular business hours. Please watch your step and use caution around work areas and equipment.Thanks for your patience while we spruce things up! 7 Oct General advisory Effective Oct 7, 2026 – Oct 23, 2026 at Sunset Bay State Park The Shore Acres Information and Gift Center is getting a little refresh! Exterior maintenance and painting will take place October 7-23, with contractors working onsite. The Shore Acres Information and Gift Center will remain open during regular business hours. Please watch your step and use caution around work areas and equipment.Thanks for your patience while we spruce things up!

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Sustainability Efforts

Sustainability Efforts | Washington County, OR Skip to main content  Washington County recognizes the role and responsibility for public agencies to operate sustainably . Our sustainability efforts promote the triple bottom line throughout the organization and in our communities. This three-part approach ensures that all aspects of sustainability – environment, economy and equity – are included in the County's business operations. Washington County strives to improve the triple bottom line through policies and programs that: Foster workplace excellence by empowering and engaging employees. Connect a healthy environment with wellness and better quality of life. Recognize and celebrate cultural differences while creating a collaborative work environment. Promote responsible stewardship of County resources. Addressing Climate Change in Washington County Expand this section Energy Conservation Partners for a Sustainable Washington County Community Sustainability Plans, Policies & Reports

Unknown County Sheriff's Office Shares Latest News and Updates

Welcome to the News section of the Unknown County Sheriff's Office website. Here you will find the latest updates, press releases, and announcements relevant to the safety and well-being of our community. We are committed to transparency and keeping our citizens informed about our efforts to serve and protect Unknown County. Please check back often for new information.

Be the change! Help improve Multnomah County! Apply by Oct. 8 to serve on the next Charter Review Committee

Be the change! Help improve Multnomah County! Apply by Oct. 8 to serve on the next Charter Review Committee | Multnomah County Every six years, Multnomah County residents have an opportunity to change the County’s governing charter — the foundational document for Multnomah County and essentially a local version of the United States Constitution. And that next chance is coming in 2028! To get ready, the County is recruiting members for its next Charter Review Committee, made up of community members who will be tasked with launching a comprehensive study of the charter and then proposing any potential updates for the November 2028 ballot. “This is an incredible opportunity for community members to be directly involved in the ongoing work to improve and modernize Multnomah County so that we are best positioned to represent the values and provide the high quality services our residents expect and deserve,” said Amara Pérez, director of the Office of Community Involvement. Be the Change: Join the Charter Review Committee! The deadline to apply for one of 16 spots on the Charter Review Committee has been extended until Oct. 8, 2026. Recruitment overall has been underway since July 2026. “If you want to make an impact and be the change you want to see in your community, there are few opportunities to be engaged in more meaningful work than that of the Charter Review Committee,” Pérez said. “We encourage anyone with an interest in improving their local community to apply today!” The charter is the County’s primary governance framework and describes its structure, organization and powers. Any proposed changes must be brought before the Board of Commissioners who would then refer changes to voters for final approval. This opportunity to explore and propose changes big and small requires a significant time commitment from committee members. Applicants appointed to the committee should expect to be involved in an approximate 18-month process that involves a regular cadence of meetings, reading reports, studying the current charter, engaging the public, and preparing draft recommendations. This work follows a recent high-profile charter reform process at the City of Portland, where 58% of Portland voters approved changes including a new structure for the Portland City Council. The County’s Charter Review Committee will kick off this important work in February 2027, including a weekend orientation and onboarding retreat. Committee members will present their findings and any proposed amendments to the Board of County Commissioners in 2028. Anyone interested in learning more and applying can find additional information online, including an FAQ. Upcoming Info Sessions The Office of Community Involvement has been leading a series of virtual and in person information sessions where interested community members can learn more about joining the Charter Review Committee. Two final in person info sessions will be held at the Rockwood and St. Johns Library later this week. Additionally, a final virtual info session will be held on September 25th. September 22 - In Person Rockwood Library | Community Room B 17917 SE Stark St., Portland 5:00 - 6:30 p.m. September 24 - In Person St. Johns Library | Community Room 1C 7510 N Charleston Ave., Portland 4:00 - 5:30 p.m. September 25 - Virtual https://meet.google.com/avs-rfju-xfy 12:00pm - 1:00pm

North Clackamas Park and Recreation District Board considers final IGAs with City of Milwaukie

OREGON CITY, Or. — The North Clackamas Parks and Recreation District (NCPRD) Board of Directors has placed two intergovernmental agreements (IGA) between the District and the City of Milwaukie on the Board’s Business Meeting agenda, which is set for 10 a.m. Oct. 1. The North Clackamas Parks and Recreation District is a service district governed by the Clackamas County Board of Commissioners. For the last 18 months, the NCPRD Board and staff have been in discussions with the City of Milwaukie Council and staff to update the 2008 Cooperative IGA that governs the relationship between the two parties and finalize an IGA for funding and construction of Milwaukie Bay Park – Phase III. This agenda item follows the NCPRD Board of Directors meeting on Sept. 16, when the Board received recommendations on the IGAs from the NCPRD District Advisory Committee. The NCPRD Board committed to incorporate the District Advisory Committee’s IGA recommendations and finalize the IGAs by the end of September. The NCPRD Board has fulfilled its obligations to the District and community with this action. Interested parties may see the completed IGAs and the full agenda and may watch the discussion live on the Clackamas County YouTube channel.

Crook County Issues Public Notices: Review Upcoming Hearings and Proposals

This section contains official public notices from Crook County. Residents are encouraged to review these notices for information regarding public hearings, proposed land use changes, and other matters requiring public comment. Dates and details for each notice are provided.

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Community Leaders and Board of Commissioners

Community Leaders and Board of Commissioners | Clackamas County Skip to main content Events Community Leaders and Board of Commissioners Community Leaders and Board of Commissioners Start Date 09/30/2026 05:30 PM End Date 09/30/2026 07:00 PM Development Services Building Auditorium