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This afternoon was one for the Happy Valley history books as we celebrated the groundbreaking of the City’s Superblock project! When fully completed, the project will allow for contiguous sidewalks that link sections of Ridgecrest and 132nd and King Road and 147th, allowing for better traffic flow and pedestrian use. Residents of the City have …  

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The city welcomed 2nd graders from Christ the King, their teachers and parent volunteers to City Hall for a tour through the various departments, where they observe and learn how a city operates. Tours are led by Community Services staffers Steve Campbell and Stephani Hern. The big finish includes a mock City Council meeting and …  

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After several months of hard work and dedication, we are excited to officially announce the launch. Our goal with this new website is to provide our visitors with an effective way to be involved and informed about the City of Happy Valley and also to help our visitors to find what they are looking for quickly and easily.

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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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With dedicated police services, residents in Happy Valley experience law enforcement 24/7/365. Here to help keep you and your family safe, Happy Valley police officers are part of our close-knit community and this beautiful city we call home.

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On August 16, 2019 a Clackamas County jury awarded the return of $18,078,238 to the City of Happy Valley. This resulted from a breach of contract by the North Clackamas Parks and Recreation District (NCPRD). When Happy Valley residents voted in favor of joining NCPRD in 2006, both parties signed a contract requiring development fees …  

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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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