As the City of Happy Valley’s Community Services and Public Safety Director, Campbell oversees a broad range of municipal services including the Police Services Contract, Code Enforcement, Animal Control, Municipal Court, Emergency Management, community relations, marketing, government awareness education programs, the Youth Council, passport services, and a variety of permitting functions. He also oversees the City’s parks and recreation programming and community events, helping create opportunities that strengthen community connections and enhance residents’ quality of life.
A passionate advocate for civic education and community engagement, Campbell received the prestigious Civic Education Award at the League of Oregon Cities’ 98th Annual Conference in 2023. The award recognizes educators and leaders who have made significant contributions to promoting local government education in Oregon schools and communities.
Beyond his responsibilities with the City of Happy Valley, Campbell serves as Chair of the Clackamas County Contract Cities Oversight Committee, is a member of the Clackamas Service Center Board, and serves as a Trustee of the Clackamas Emergency Services Foundation. He also acts as the City’s liaison to the Happy Valley Business Alliance. As one of the City’s youth advisors, he has a special interest in mentoring and developing the next generation of civic leaders.
Prior to joining Happy Valley, Campbell had extensive experience working for government agencies at the federal, state, county, and municipal levels. His longstanding commitment to public service is underscored by his passion for good government and the well-being of the community he serves.