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ClackCo Works
by Clackamas County
Have you ever wondered how Clackamas County works to improve the lives of its residents? Or what the county's 2,500+ employees do for you on a regular basis?If so, check out our new podcast, ClackCo Works, where we share what the county is doing to serve our community. Join us for engaging discussions about the programs and services we provide.
Episodes
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Suicide prevention in Clackamas County
In this episode of ClackCo Works, host Dylan Blaylock talks with Galli Murray, Clackamas County’s Suicide Prevention Coordinator, about the importance of mental health and community support. Galli shares practical tips for those who are struggling and highlights free resources and crisis lines…
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Caring for dogs in our community
In this episode of ClackCo Works, host Dylan Blaylock talks with Kristine Wallace, manager of Clackamas County Dog Services, about the important work her team does for local dogs and the community. Kristine explains how the shelter cares for stray and displaced dogs, focusing on cleanliness,...
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Building codes and permitting
In this episode of ClackCo Works, host Dylan Blaylock talks with Matt Rozell, Clackamas County’s Building Codes Administrator, to break down how building codes shape our homes and communities. Matt explains the history behind these codes and why they are so important for safety. He also walks...
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Infectious disease control and prevention
In this episode of ClackCo Works, Dr. Sarah Present, Clackamas County’s health officer, gives listeners a behind-the-scenes look at how her team protects the community from infectious diseases. She shares real stories about tracking illnesses like measles and tuberculosis, and describes how quick...
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Inspecting restaurants, pools, childcare, and more
In this episode of ClackCo Works, Julie Hamilton, Environmental Health Program Manager for Clackamas County, gives listeners a behind-the-scenes look at how her team keeps the community safe. She explains how they inspect everything from pools and childcare centers to restaurants, often showing…
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Exploring the impact of tourism in Clackamas County
In this episode of ClackCo Works, Dylan Blaylock talks with Lizzie Keenan, executive director of the Clackamas County Office of Tourism, about the powerful role tourism plays in the local community. Lizzie explains how creative programs—like their mascot Monty the river otter—and smart…
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Money moves with the Clackamas County Treasurer
In this episode of ClackCo Works, Clackamas County Treasurer Brian Nava explains how his office keeps the county’s finances running smoothly. He describes the Treasurer’s Office as the county’s bank, managing a $2 billion budget, investing funds safely, and making sure property tax dollars reach...
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All rise for the Law Library
Jennifer Dalglish, the law librarian at Clackamas County’s Alden E. Miller Law Library, explains how the library is a crucial resource for anyone needing legal information or support. The library serves everyone, from lawyers to everyday residents, offering both in-person and virtual help. Listen...
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LINCC-ing Our Community Together
Rick Peterson, Library Network Manager for Clackamas County, discusses the Libraries in Clackamas County (LINCC) system, in which 13 libraries collaborate to share nearly 2 million items each year. Peterson discusses the cost-saving technology behind their central hub, the seamless interlibrary...
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Advisory Boards & Commissions in Clackamas County
In this episode of ClackCo Works, we sit down with Community Relations Specialist Donna Hockey, to talk about Advisory Boards & Commissions (ABCs) in the county. Learn the types of ABCs, why they're important, and how ABCs help our community have a say in the policies that affect them.ClackCo…
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Protecting water quality in Clackamas County
In this episode of ClackCo Works, we sit down with the Director of Clackamas Water Environment Services (WES) to discuss how WES protects water quality in Clackamas County. Tune in to learn about their wastewater services, stormwater management, and environmental education. ClackCo Works shares...
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Preparing for and managing disasters in Clackamas County
In this episode of ClackCo Works, we sit down with the Director of the Office of Disaster Management to discuss how they help our community prepare for and respond to disasters, such as earthquakes, floods, and fires. Tune in to this episode to learn about the Emergency Operations Center (EOC)…
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Helping veterans & their families at the Veteran Services Office with Gus Bedwell
In this episode of ClackCo Works, we sit down with Veteran Services Office (VSO) Supervisor Gus Bedwell to learn how the VSO helps our service members, veterans, and their families navigate the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) system.
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Health, housing, and human services in Clackamas County
Over 800 employees in Health, Housing & Human Services (H3S) support the community through health clinics, housing services, restaurant inspections, public health, and so much more. In this episode of ClackCo Works, we sit down with Mary Rumbaugh, Director of H3S, to discuss how the largest…
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Services, programs, operations and bad jokes
ClackCo Works host, Dylan Blaylock, and producer, Garrett Teague, invite you to tune into ClackCo Works for some not-too-wonky discussions about Clackamas County services, programs, and county operations. We'll even throw in some bad jokes!
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The best parks in Clackamas County with Parks Manager Tom Riggs
We sit down with Parks Manager Tom Riggs to learn about the gems of the county parks system and the best places to go and relax in Clackamas County. https://www.clackamas.us/parks
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How we maintain ClackCo roads with Assistant Director of Transportation Mike Bezner
Where we're going, we DO need roads. And maintenance and funding! ClackCo Works host Dylan Blaylock sits down with Mike Bezner, the Assistant Transportation Director for the Department of Transportation and Maintenance, to talk about how Clackamas County staff maintain and operate over 1,400…
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
Have you ever wondered how Clackamas County works to improve the lives of its residents? Or what the county's 2,500+ employees do for you on a regular basis?If so, check out our new podcast, ClackCo Works, where we share what the county is doing to serve our community. Join us for engaging discussions about the programs and services we provide.
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Have you ever wondered how Clackamas County works to improve the lives of its residents? Or what the county's 2,500+ employees do for you on a regular basis?If so, check out our new podcast, ClackCo Works, where we share what the county is doing to serve our community. Join us for engaging...
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