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CPO News November 2023

October 28, 2023 Community, CPO 1, Development, Washington County Government

• No November Meeting
• Neighborhood Meetings
• Development applications
• Future of the CPO/CCI system: BCC to hear latest OEICE proposal
• CPO 1 October Meeting Notes

Road News October 2023

October 3, 2023 Roads & Transportation, State Government, Washington County Government

• Cornell Road Ribbon Cutting
• Sidewalk Repair Grant Program
• Keep your storm drains clear
• CHB/Barnes intersection unsafe for bicycles

CPO News October 2023

October 3, 2023 Community Involvement, CPO 1, Development, Public Safety, Washington County Government

• October CPO 1 meeting: Domestic Extremism in our county; WCSO and scanners
• Future of the CPO/CCI system: BCC to hear latest OEICE proposal
• Neighborhood Meetings
9400 SW Taylor Street
• Development Applications
Malia Lane two-parcel partition
Mountain View Ridge
• Proposed Plan Amendment:
Commons at Sylvan Highlands
expansion
• CPO1 September meeting notes

Washington County News October 2023

October 3, 2023 Development, Public Safety, Washington County Government

Sheriff Garrett announces retirement, recommends Massey as interim [UPDATE October 3] Acting on their authority under Oregon law and Washington County ordinance, the Board of County Commissioners voted unanimously today to appoint Undersheriff Caprice Massey as Sheriff, upon the retirement of current Sheriff Pat Garrett. Garrett is retiring after serving a notable 35-year career with the Washington

Road News

September 3, 2023 Roads & Transportation, Washington County Government

• West Union culvert replacement
• Murray night paving
• Local streets paving

August 2023 Road News

July 30, 2023 Community Involvement, Roads & Transportation, Washington County Government

• Thompson Road realignment approved
• Pedestrian and Biking Improvement Projects Online Open House
• Metro survey on regional transportation policies, strategies, and investment priorities
• Cornell road work mostly completed!
• Oregon 217 Auxiliary Lanes Project continues

Washington County News

July 30, 2023 Homelessness, Public Health, Public Safety, Washington County Government

• Regulations on Public Camping Adopted by Board of County Commissioners
• New ambulance provider to start serving Washington County in August

July 2023 Road News

July 1, 2023 Community Involvement, Public Safety, Roads & Transportation, Washington County Government

• Thompson Road improvements may face delay from county budget shortfall
• Pedestrian and Biking Improvement Projects online open house
• Cornell Road sidewalk grating to be removed

WashCo news July 2023

July 1, 2023 Elections, Public Safety, Washington County Government

• County working on rules for homeless camping
• County Budget adopted
• Franchise fees
• Election results

CPO 1 News June 2023

June 5, 2023 Community, Community Involvement, CPO 1, Development, The Nature of Cedar Mill, Washington County Government

• June meeting
• Dale Street Development
• Washington County and the State SNR Abatement Order
• Future of the CPO system
• Development Proposals
• CPO 1 May 2023 Meeting Notes
• Westside Multimodal Improvements Study
• Volunteering at BSD Schools, and District Update

WashCo News June 2023

June 5, 2023 Climate Change, Homelessness, Public Health, Washington County Government

• New animal shelter?
• Heat-mapping our region
• Short-term rental policy and the 2023-25 LUT Work Plan
• Time, Place, Manner Ordinance to address homeless camping

Protecting Agricultural Viability in Washington County

June 3, 2023 Community, Politics, Public Health, The Nature of Cedar Mill, Washington County Government

As Oregonians, we are lucky to have agriculture deeply seeded in our economy and cultural heritage. The Willamette Valley is one of the most diverse agricultural regions on earth due to its rich, fertile soils and ample rainfall. Washington County is among the top-producing agricultural counties in the state and home to thousands of acres of farms, farming families, and farm-related businesses.