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Veterans Advisory Council (VAC)

The Clackamas County Veterans Advisory Council advises the Clackamas County Board of Commissioners and the Department of Health, Housing and Human Services on all matters relating to the provision of services to veterans, their families and dependents, ensuring that the needs of veterans, their families and dependents are recognized and addressed in a timely manner. Veterans Advisory Council also makes recommendations regarding current issues affecting veterans, their families and dependents.

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Council members

  • Betty Fish-Ferguson - Chair
  • Tracy Bogard – Past Chair
  • Paul Edgar
  • Laurie Kimmell
  • Janet Braman
  • Gregory Freetage
  • Carol Bernhard
  • Donnie Hedlind
  • John Budiao
  • Tawnya Lege
  • Thomas McAlarney
  • Dan Miner
  • Austin Hansen
Contact Us
Department Staff
Sean Wells
Staff liaison
971-201-6181
swells@clackamas.us
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Clackamas County Connects Shuttle Service

Clackamas ConnectsThe Clackamas County transit shuttle service provides a vital connection to our rural communities and areas that are hard to get to by transit. These shuttles help relieve congestion on county roads and they will provide critical, last-mile connections between service provided by regional transit.

The shuttles are a free “deviated fixed-route” service. Can’t make it to the main bus stop or route? Call 24 hours in advance 971-358-0623 to make arrangements and check availability to be picked up or dropped off within ¾ mile from the route. You may also signal/flag the bus to get on or off the bus in-between stops.

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Passio GO™

Passio GO™ represents the next generation of passenger apps for transit that is fully focused on the passenger experience.

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2025 #ClackCo Survey

Help us learn more about your transportation needs by taking the 2025 #ClackCo Shuttle Survey

Service Lines

The four shuttle services fill gaps from TriMet stops to underserved portions of Oregon City, Clackamas Industrial Area and Estacada. 

Oregon City

This shuttle line provides enhanced transit access throughout Oregon City. This shuttle operates on weekdays only. Service begins and ends at the Oregon City Shopping Center from 6:30 a.m. to 8:57 p.m.

OC Route and Schedule

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Clackamas Industrial Area

This shuttle line provides enhanced transit access to the Clackamas Industrial Area located primarily east of Interstate 205 along Highway 212. This service will link Clackamas Town Center Transit Center and locations throughout the Clackamas Industrial Area, ensuring connections to large employers in Clackamas and to Clackamas Community College.

The Clackamas Industrial Area shuttle operates all days of the week; weekend service is mornings only. Service begins and ends at Clackamas Town Center from 4:50 a.m. to 11:23 a.m. all days of the week, as well as 1:00–8:33 p.m. on weekdays.

Clackamas map & schedule

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CCC Xpress

This shuttle line connects the Oregon City and Clackamas Industrial Shuttles. The shuttle provides a direct connection between Clackamas Town Center and the Clackamas Community College Campus in Oregon City. The shuttle operates on weekdays only.

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Estacada Shuttle

This shuttle line connects Estacada to Clackamas County College over Redland road. The shuttle operates on weekdays only.

Estacada Shuttle time table

Shuttle FAQs

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Under contract by MTRWestern 
Customer Contact: 
971-358-0623

Managed by Clackamas County Social Services 
Please contact us directly to request a schedule in an alternate format, or with any complaints or concerns: 
PO Box 2950, Oregon City, OR 97045 
503-655-8640, TTY 503-650-5646

The Clackamas County Connects Shuttle Service Respects Civil Rights

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Utility Support Application Request

All requests to be mailed an application are tracked in our database and addressed in the order received so please make only one request either online or by phone. Repeat requests delay the process. Applications are mailed once a week.

Please note: Applications are no longer being accepted. We are out of heating funds at this time. Application requests will reopen again May 1, 2025.

Utility Support Covid-19 Related Call-Back Request Submission

In addition to our usual funding sources, we have received a limited amount of CARES Act funding to address COVID-19 affected households. Our priorities with this specific fund is to assist households that have lost their jobs or have had a reduction in income—in particular households within Clackamas County that have not yet received unemployment or experienced delays with their claims and households that have been quarantined.