Clackamas County, a state-owned entity headquartered in the US, was founded in 1843 and operates with approximately 1,400 employees. Functioning primarily in government administration, the county is located within the Portland, Oregon metropolitan area.
On June 15, 2026, Clackamas County's Building Codes Administrator, Matt Rozell, discussed the history and importance of building codes for safety in an episode of ClackCo Works. Previously, on June 11, the county received the 2026 Achievement in Community Engagement (ACE) Award from the State’s Community Involvement Advisory Committee for its work advancing inclusive public participation in long-range transportation planning. Also on June 11, Clackamas County opened cooling centers and urged residents to take precautions as the National Weather Service issued heat risk warnings for June 13-16, with temperatures potentially reaching 100 degrees. Separately, the county announced the Public Land Corner fee will increase from $10 to $30, effective July 1, as part of its annual fee assessment and inflation adjustment. This follows the May 18 launch of the Sunrise Corridor Youth Civic Engagement Program, which aims to involve the next generation in shaping the area's future after a community effort identified priorities such as transportation safety and economic opportunity.
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