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Street of Dreams returns to Happy Valley Happy Valley is home to the 45th annual NW Natural Street of Dreams! Showcasing the latest in innovative design, building, landscaping, technology and energy efficiency, Street of Dreams will feature unique and stylish homes available for tour. This premier event will offer two sites to view the best ...   Read More

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Join us for round two as the City presents the second show in this year’s Concerts in the Valley series Lusted Road will be taking the stage on Thursday, July 15, so grab your picnic blanket or lawn chair and meet us at Happy Valley Park. This five-piece band specializes in classic and modern rock, …  

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We can’t wait to experience the feeling of live music again! Join us this Thursday, July 8, as we kick off Concerts in the Valley with Patrick Lamb & Hit Factory at Happy Valley Park. Be sure to stick around during intermission for a special performance by our first HV’s Got Talent contestants! Fun starts …  

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Heads up, Happy Valley! SE Verlie will be closed at 147th so crews can complete some final work associated with the Sunrise Water Authority reservoir construction. Specifically, catch basin collars will be adjusted and repaired along the median. Detour signs will be in place beginning Monday, July 12 through Friday, July 16 from 8am-5pm. Questions ...   Read More

Due to the State’s restrictions because of the pandemic, the City is unable to proceed with its 2021 Family Festival and fireworks show. Given the extensive amount of planning and coordination this event takes, the decision follows ongoing concerns related to the City’s ability to effectively meet mandated health and safety rules established by the ...   Read More

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Is your neighborhood interested in having a block party? The City would love to help your group come together this summer, so fill out a block party application and we may be able to support your endeavor with street barricades to maximize space and safety. Hoping for a 4th of July block party? Be sure ...   Read More

Effective June 23rd at 08:00am, Clackamas Fire is enacting a High-Fire Danger Burn Ban for all backyard, open burning, and agricultural burning. Upcoming high temperatures followed up with low humidity has the potential to create extreme fire behavior. This burn ban will be in effect until July 1st and will be re-evaluated then. The High-Fire ...   Read More

With the heat wave continuing to bring some of the hottest temperatures of the year, Clackamas Fire would like to share a few safety tips: - Drink lots of water - Wear light-colored, lightweight clothes - Avoid midday sun - Exercise early or late - Never leave children or pets in a parked vehicle - ...   Read More

Earlier this month, the stretch of SE 129th Avenue from SE Mountain Gate Road north to SE Scott Creek Lane was closed, officially commencing a major road project that aims to bring significant safety improvements to this area. While residents may not be able to see past the traffic barricades just yet, crews are hard ...   Read More

The backyard burn season's last day is Tuesday, June 15. Oregon Department of Forestry (ODF) is moving into regulated fire season beginning June 16. This means, Clackamas Fire District #1 will not allow any backyard burning or issuance of burn permits during the time ODF has declared fire season.  Agricultural growers may still receive a ...   Read More

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A kind reminder about Park safety As warmer weather begins to take hold, City parks and trails will be bustling with activity. We know spending time outdoors is great for mental and physical health, and our City parks offer the perfect outlet for exercise and some much needed fun in the sun. Here are some ...   Read More

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May 16 through 22 marks National Public Works Week, a time to recognize those across the United States who provide and maintain city infrastructure and maintenance services. A primary goal of the celebratory week includes educating the general public about the value and necessities of public works projects and to call attention to the importance of public works …  

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On March 17, a small group gathered to celebrate the groundbreaking of the a Veteran's Memorial, which will be built within the plaza next to City Hall. The dedicated area will utilize the labyrinth that currently exists and will symbolize a “walk with veterans.” Additional features will include benches and lighted flags for each branch ...   Read More

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Starting this Friday, Feb. 12, new parameters related to indoor dining and recreation will go into effect for Clackamas County. Since November, Clackamas County has been categorized in the Extreme Risk level, however in a statement today, Tuesday, Feb. 9, Governor Brown indicated the County had successfully met criteria to move to the High Risk ...   Read More

Last week, Happy Valley’s City Council united together to condemn the racist comments made by newly elected Clackamas County Commissioner, Mark Shull. The Council values the diversity of our community and the inclusion of all voices and is adamant that sentiments of hate and intolerance are unacceptable. Together, Council joins other elected officials throughout the …  

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At the January 5th City Council meeting, incumbent David Golobay and David Emami took the Oath of Office and were officially sworn in during a virtual ceremony that commemorates the beginning of their new terms. Additionally, David Golobay was nominated and voted in as the new Council President, a role previously held by Councilor Brett ...   Read More

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On Dec. 18, City Council gathered to officially kick off the Superblock project’s phase II efforts. The project continues work that will widen traffic lanes and create new curbs and sidewalks. When completed, the Superblock will allow for safer transportation for both motorists and those traversing the area by foot or other mobility devices. For ...   Read More

The Business Recovery Centers for Clackamas County provides resources for Clackamas County businesses to reopen and recover. They also offer complimentary business consulting services to our community's small businesses. Clackamas County Business Resources | Clackamas County Business Resources (clackamasbusiness.org) Read More

Construction activities for Phase II of the Superblock Pedestrian Improvements Project will begin Monday, Dec. 7 and are slated to continue through Friday, Dec. 18. This phase of the project involves the installation of sidewalk, curb and gutter, along with lane widening, grinding and paving on the south side of King Rd. from Melita Dr. ...   Read More

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Due to the recent court decision, Deyoung v St of Or challenge to SB 226, properties located in the former City of Damascus are now again eligible for annexation to the City of Happy Valley. Learn more about the annexation process.

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Due to emerging concerns related to the transmission of COVID-19 via pets, the City of Happy Valley has updated its dog park rules in efforts to comply with current CDC recommendations. Effective Thursday, April 30, dog park areas at Happy Valley Park will be limited to one (1) family at a time. Family is defined …  

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Mayor Ellis joined KOIN 6 AM Extra this morning to talk about all things Happy Valley. In the weekly segment called Mayor Monday, anchor Jenny Hansson conducted today’s interview, covering issues related to the City’s managed growth, our upcoming parks and recreation program, and what we’re doing currently in response to COVID-19. Click photo below …  

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The City of Happy Valley recently partnered with Rotary of Clackamas to bring a major playground project to life. The goal was to create an inclusive play area that promotes the healthy development of all children’s physical, cognitive and sensory abilities and serves as a space that will give everyone the chance to play, grow ...   Read More

In August, a jury of residents from throughout Clackamas County awarded the return of $18,078,238 to the City of Happy Valley, based on a breach of contract for the County’s failure, acting as the North Clackamas Parks and Recreation District (NCPRD), to build parks for which city residents paid. More recently, the Judge in the …  

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Veterans Memorial to be built at Happy Valley City Hall City receives state grant to fund Memorial components HAPPY VALLEY, Oregon – On May 1, the City of Happy Valley was awarded a Veterans and War Memorial Grant from the Oregon Parks and Recreation Commission to construct a new veterans’ memorial adjacent to Happy Valley …  

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