The Board of County Commissioners is in the process to fill the vacancy for County Commissioner, Position 4. The application period has closed.
Candidate Review Timeline
- Wednesday, April 9 – Application period closes
- Monday, April 14 – Full packet available for BCC
- BCC will have 2 weeks to review materials
- Thursday, April 24 – BCC discussion to narrow down the poll to the Top 5 candidates
- Staff to contact top 5 to invite them to interviews on Friday, May 16
- Friday, May 16 – Public interviews
- Each candidate will participate in a 45-minute for each of the interviewees
(3 in the morning, 2 in the afternoon) - Interviews will be held in the BCC Hearing Room
- Interviews will be open to the public for observation via in person and
Zoom - Public comment will be accepted in written form, via BCCMail, up until 6p
on May 16
- Each candidate will participate in a 45-minute for each of the interviewees
- Monday, May 19 – BCC deliberation and final decision during a public meeting
Qualifications and Criteria
In order to serve as a County Commissioner in Oregon, by state statute, candidates must meet the following minimum qualifications:
- Must be a US Citizen
- Must be at least 18 years of age
- Must be a current Clackamas County resident who has resided in Clackamas County for a minimum of the previous 12 months prior to election
- Must be registered to vote in Clackamas County
The Board may choose to consider the following additional criteria in the selection process:
- Geographic area of residence
- Prior elected experience
- Prior community service
- Plan to run, or not, in the next election for this seat
- Years of community service and why types of community service
- Specific expertise in issue/policy areas
Please contact BCCappointment@clackamas.us is you have any questions.
Previous discussions about the appointment process
April 10, 2025 | Business Meeting video | document |
April 8, 2025 | County Administrator Issues & Updates video | document |
March 18, 2025 | County Administrator Issues & Updates video | document |
March 11, 2025 | County Administrator Issues & Updates video |