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Lake Oswego e-bike rules spotlighted at county committee meeting

The Clackamas County Coordinating Committee heard e-bike enforcement case studies from West Linn and Happy Valley officials, received an ODOT summer construction update and voted to prioritize retreat topics at its Aug. 6 meeting, with direct relevance to Lake Oswego's pending e-bike ordinance.

Lake Oswego e-bike rules spotlighted at county committee meeting

The Clackamas County Coordinating Committee heard e-bike enforcement case studies from West Linn and Happy Valley officials, received an ODOT summer construction update and voted to prioritize retreat topics at its Aug. 6 meeting, with direct relevance to Lake Oswego's pending e-bike ordinance.

Lake Oswego e-bike rules spotlighted at county committee meeting

The Clackamas County Coordinating Committee heard e-bike enforcement case studies from West Linn and Happy Valley officials, received an ODOT summer construction update and voted to prioritize retreat topics at its Aug. 6 meeting, with direct relevance to Lake Oswego's pending e-bike ordinance.

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Clackamas County commissioners to weigh $150,000 library district overhaul plan

Clackamas County commissioners will consider a $150,000, 21-month plan to overhaul the Library District at a Tuesday, July 28 policy session, with city managers balking at the cost and the process potentially leading to a countywide ballot measure.

Neoclassical red-brick library building with columns, steps, and a bench on the grounds.

Clackamas County breaks ground on 76-bed Recovery Campus

Clackamas County will break ground Wednesday, July 29, on a $35–40 million, 76-bed Recovery Campus at a former elementary school site in Clackamas, combining detox, residential treatment, and transitional housing for the first time in the county.

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