Events

  • 2024 in Review and Looking into 2025

    January 29 @ 4:16 pm

    Key Takeaways Event Overview On January 28, the Oregon City Business Alliance held its first forum of 2025 at the Abernathy Center, featuring Oregon City City Manager Tony Konkol as the keynote speaker. The event focused on reviewing the city’s accomplishments, discussing major upcoming projects, and answering community questions. Local leaders, business owners, and residents…

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  • Clackamas County’s Clean Water Future

    January 29 @ 4:16 pm

    Event Details We invite you to join us as Clackamas Water Environment Services highlights the dedicated people who work to deliver safe, reliable drinking water to homes and businesses in Clackamas County. The Clackamas River supplies high-quality drinking water to over 300,000 people in Clackamas and Washington Counties. It is vitally important that our communities understand how…

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  • Planting Seeds for Student Success

    January 29 @ 4:16 pm

    Event Details We invite you to join us for an engaging and insightful discussion featuring Tim Cook, the president of Clackamas Community College, alongside Dayle Spitzer, the superintendent of the Oregon City School District. President Cook will give an in-depth look at the college’s commitment to cultivating student success, growing the local economy, and training…

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  • Grand Ronde’s tumwata village, What’s Next?

    January 29 @ 4:16 pm

    Event Details The Confederated Tribes of the Grand Ronde have been steadfast in their commitment to community development and advocacy efforts, as evidenced by their visionary project for tumwata village. Three years after revealing their initial vision for the 23-acre property above the majestic Willamette Falls, formerly known as the Blue Heron Mill, tribal leaders…

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  • Will the housing crisis ever get better? If so, when?

    January 29 @ 4:16 pm

    Event Details The housing industry is currently facing a myriad of challenges in meeting the demand for housing, particularly affordable new homes. Factors such as mortgage rates, limited buildable land, high permitting fees, labor costs, increased material prices, and new regulations for green energy products have significantly increased the cost of buying a home. Despite…

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  • PGE: Leaders in new smart technology. What’s Next?

    January 29 @ 4:16 pm

    Event Details Electricity demand is expected to grow more than 30% in the next decade due to the large data centers and utilization of AI technology in homes, buildings, and transportation requirements. Fortunately, PGE is up to the challenge with advanced EV charging technology and the expansion of electrical grids and transmission capabilities. To learn…

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  • Breakthroughs in Homeless Solutions

    January 29 @ 4:16 pm

    Agenda: Presenters: Dan Fowler, HSCCC Founder and Board PresidentJohn Duke, HSCCC Executive DirectorChris Keane, Bearing ArchitectureAdam Brown, Clackamas County Deputy Director of Health, Housing, and Human ServicesTony Konkol, City Manager, City of Oregon CitySarah Jacobson, Clackamas County Health Centers Director This event presents a unique opportunity for you to stay informed, engaged, and actively participate…

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  • Business of the County 2024

    January 29 @ 4:16 pm

    Welcome to our latest video featuring an insightful event with the Board of County Commissioners! This special event was designed for members of the business community to hear directly from the commissioners about their recent achievements and goals for the upcoming year. In this video, you’ll gain valuable insights into the county’s plans and have…

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  • Oregon’s Economy: Recent Performance, Outlook, and Risks

    January 29 @ 4:16 pm

    Join us for a business lunch with renowned Economist Mark McMullen. This is a unique opportunity to engage with a thought leader in the field and gain valuable insights into the current economic landscape. Mark McMullen’s expertise and experience promise an enlightening discussion that can benefit your business strategies. Oregon’s economy has behaved very differently…

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  • What’s New in West Linn?

    January 29 @ 4:16 pm

    Hear about West Linn City Council 2024 Priorities and other updates including ODOT’s tolling plans, new transit services proposed by TriMet, tribal engagement, Willamette Falls Locks, and major planning efforts for our Waterfront area, and the Highway 43 corridor. Speaker: Rory Bialostosky– Mayor, West Linn Mary Baumgardner– Council President, West Linn John Williams– City Manager,…

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