Oregon Housing Crisis: Will It Get Better? When?
October 4 @ 4:57 am
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…
PGE Smart Technology: What It Means for Oregon Businesses
October 4 @ 4:57 am
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…
Homelessness Solutions in Clackamas County: What’s Working
October 4 @ 4:57 am
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…
Clackamas County Commissioners on 2024 Business Priorities
October 4 @ 4:57 am
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…
Oregon’s Economy: Outlook, Performance & Key Risks
October 4 @ 4:57 am
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…
West Linn 2024: Tolling, Transit & Waterfront Plans
October 4 @ 4:57 am
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,…
2023 Highlights: 2024 Priorities
October 4 @ 4:57 am
“What’s past is prologue…” quoth the Bard. Or is it? Come and hear Tony Konkol, City Manager for Oregon City, reflect on the City’s accomplishments of 2023 and aspirations for 2024. There’s always something happening in Oregon’s First City and surrounding community; from the Court House to the Cove; from Tolling to Tourism; Parks to…
Investing in Clackamas County’s Future
October 4 @ 4:57 am
As an economic driver in the county, Clackamas Community College supports industries, serves local businesses, and benefits the community as a whole. CCC President Tim Cook will share how the college is planning for the future and exploring opportunities to enhance the student experience, bolster community ties, and further their commitment to diversity, equity, and…
One Water Summit: Charting a path for our shared-water future
October 4 @ 4:57 am
One Water is the new guiding beacon that’s driving our shared-water future. But what is One Water? Is it a philosophy? Set of guiding principles? Our forum will cover that and more! Attendees will hear from leaders on subjects ranging from water equity to water resource management. As climate change impacts our water resources it…
To Your Health!
October 4 @ 4:57 am
Healthcare continues its path to post-pandemic recovery at the national, state, and local levels. With recent announcements regarding mergers, hospital closures, and long wait times to see specialists or establish care, the need for local services and providers is even more profound. Clackamas County is home to a growing medical center that includes critical specialties….
