No Early Reopening for Oregon City: Commissioners Unanimously Support Gov’s Stay-Home Order
Oregon City commissioners held an emergency meeting Sunday afternoon, where they repudiated comments by Mayor Dan Holladay suggesting he might […]
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Category: Government
Clackamas Becomes First County in Oregon to Recognize 911 Dispatchers as First Responders
Perhaps one of the few good things to come out of the Covid-19 crisis is the spotlight it has shone […]
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State Threatens ‘Significant Legal Repercussions’ if Oregon City Lets Businesses Reopen in Violation of Governor’s Order
The attorney general’s office has sent the mayor of Oregon City a letter threatening criminal and civil action over claims […]
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Clackamas County Jail Has Been ‘Regional Leader’ in Covid-19 Response, Sheriff Says
The Clackamas County Jail has been a “regional leader” in its response to Covid-19, Sheriff Craig Roberts said this week, […]
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Oregon Lawmakers Pass $32 Million Coronavirus Relief Package for Renters, Workers and Businesses
Oregon lawmakers on Thursday approved a $32 million emergency aid package aimed at helping renters, workers, small businesses and the […]
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Governor to Allow Non-Urgent Medical Procedures for Hospitals with Enough PPE
Governor Kate Brown announced she will allow health care providers to resume scheduling non-emergency and elective surgeries and other procedures, […]
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Time for Canby to Reopen? City Leaders Say, ‘Not Yet’
We’re getting there, but we’re not there yet. That, again, was the message from Canby leaders during a livestreamed community […]
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Oregon National Guard Distributes almost 400,000 Pieces of PPE to State’s Long-Term Care Facilities
the Oregon National Guard will distribute approximately 395,000 pieces of personal protective equipment (PPE) to all long-term care facilities across […]
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Canby School Board Mulls Limited Options for $75 Million Bond Issue on May Ballot
On Feb. 26, the Canby School Board voted unanimously to place a 20-year, $75 million bond issue on the ballot […]
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With No One Traveling, County Tourism Office Forced to Make Massive Cuts, Layoffs
The coronavirus pandemic has devastated the tourism industry, with most businesses, parks and other places that would appeal to travelers […]
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