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Water Environment Services seeks citizen participation in re-naming the 82nd Drive/Park Place Pedestrian Bridge linking OC and Gladstone
The bridge, which carries an essential pipeline linking Clackamas County Service District No. 1 (CCSD #1) and the Tri-City Wastewater Treatment Plant in Oregon City was damaged and has been closed to pedestrian and bicycle traffic since 2006.

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Clackamas County’s Water Environment Services (WES) hires local construction manager for Tri-City Wastewater Capacity expansion project

A builder of wastewater treatment plants and other facilities in the Northwest was selected August 7 to become what is known as the Construction Management/General Contractor (CM/GC) for Clackamas County's short-term wastewater Capacity Management Program (CMP.)

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Board authorizes funding to finance expansion of sewage treatment capacity for CCSD #1

The County will finance sewage treatment system expansion through the sale of up to $95 million in revenue obligations, the Clackamas County Board of County Commissioners (BCC) unanimously decided Monday night following the final of two public hearings. This decision will not impact Tri-City rates.

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