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.
Sunstone Way, a homeless services nonprofit, will close on July 1 due to financial insolvency, impacting more than 290 shelter beds in Multnomah and Clackamas counties. The organization cited recent and anticipated government funding reductions, alongside expected expense increases in fiscal year 2027, as reasons for the closure. Previously, Clackamas County scheduled a free community event, "Connecting Damascus: Roads Routes & Safety," for May 21 at Centennial Park in Damascus. This event, announced on March 11, aims to inform residents about current and future road projects and gather public input. Earlier in March, Clackamas County moved forward with plans to replace public restrooms in Government Camp. This decision follows the relocation of the Mount Hood Rest Area southeast along Highway 26, which will cause the town to lose its only public restrooms; the replacement facility will be near the Mount Hood Cultural Center and Museum. On February 22, the "ClackCo Works" series highlighted the Alden E. Miller Law Library of Clackamas County as a key legal information resource for residents.
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