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Votes at a glance: Clackamas County board approves ordinances, intergovernmental agreements and consent agendas (April 23, 2026)
Summary
On April 23 the Clackamas County Board of Commissioners and related boards approved Ordinance 05‑2026 (CPACE) and multiple consent and intergovernmental items, including a purchase‑and‑sale to Hoodland Fire District No. 74; most motions passed unanimously 4–0.
The Clackamas County Board of Commissioners recorded multiple recorded actions on April 23, 2026. Key motions and outcomes:
- Ordinance 05‑2026 (Clackamas County Code Chapter 8.11, CPACE program): Adopted (vote 4–0). Moved by Commissioner Helm; seconded by Commissioner West.
- Ordinance 06‑2026 (amending County Code Chapter 7.03, road use — stormwater / illicit discharge provisions): Read by title only and advanced to a second reading and public hearing on May 7, 2026 (vote to read by title 4–0).
- Housing Authority consent agenda (amendments to contracts with Impact Northwest and Mental Health and Addiction Association of Oregon for peer support and housing services): Approved (motion passed 4–0).
- Purchase and sale agreement with Hoodland Fire District No. 74 for a former tax‑foreclosed property (includes preservation of a community garden and reserved parking for county park‑and‑ride): Approved (vote 4–0); staff to proceed toward closing after replat requirements are satisfied.
- Board of County Commissioners consent agenda: A lengthy consent package was approved unanimously, covering assessor grant application (~$1,242,000), Geo Management software contract amendments, interpreter services contract, behavioral health clinician services grant, and multiple intergovernmental agreements and project funding items.
- Development Agency and Water Environment Services consent agendas: Each consent agenda item presented was approved unanimously (4–0).
Vote tabulation (representative): Commissioner West — I; Commissioner Savis — I; Commissioner Helm — I; Vice Chair Schrader (presiding) — I.
Why it matters: The board advanced a new financing tool for energy projects, moved forward stormwater regulatory changes, authorized property and contract actions that affect housing, public safety infrastructure and transportation, and approved multiple grant and contract actions fund‑ed predominantly by intergovernmental sources.
