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Pamplin Media Group - PGE pledges $75K in assistance to Clackamas County nonprofits

PGE pledges $75K in assistance to Clackamas County nonprofits CEO Maria Pope summarizes power company s recovery efforts following historic ice storm Portland General Electric Chief Executive Officer Maria Pope told Clackamas County leaders Thursday that the county was far and away the hardest hit by the ice storm earlier this month, knocking out power to more than 144,000 residents. In her 45-minute update to the Board of County Commissioners on Feb. 25, Pope said around 500 Clackamas County residents were still without power, and those cases are posing a lot of complex challenges to PGE crews who have come from as far as Montana and California to assist PGE crews in getting power restored. Commissioners also heard from PGE Vice President Larry Bekkedahl about the adverse factors that caused the unprecedented number of outages and how PGE is beginning to reimagine some of the ways it delivers services, as well as how we coexist with the natural environment.

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Pamplin Media Group - Clackamas County to require registration to speak at meetings

Clackamas County to require registration to speak at meetings February 23 2021 Move at suggestion of Tootie Smith follows multi-week inundation of calls for Commissioner Mark Shull to resign. Clackamas County will begin requiring constituents seeking to provide public comment at Board of County Commissioners meetings to register at least two hours prior to the start of the meeting. The changes take effect next Thursday, March 4. The move comes at the direction of County Chair Tootie Smith. Commissioners agreed to a registration process intended to provide more transparency and accountability for those joining virtually via the Zoom application. These changes follow weeks of calls for Commissioner Mark Shull to resign as well testimony in support of Shull which have taken up a significant portion of the public-comment period each week.

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Pamplin Media Group - Tootie Smith receives backlash, support for COVID comments

Pamplin Media Group - Tootie Smith receives backlash, support for COVID comments
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Pamplin Media Group - New Clackamas County commissioners dive right into business

New Clackamas County commissioners dive right into business Tootie Smith, Mark Shull take seats to tackle reopening plans and wildfire recovery One new and one familiar face joined the Clackamas Board of County Commissioners in its first meeting of 2021 on Tuesday, Jan. 5, to hear updates on several topics and issues facing the county. County Chair Tootie Smith and Commissioner Mark Shull both elected to the board in 2020 took their official oaths of office in private ceremonies over the holidays and will participate in a ceremonial swearing on Wednesday, Jan. 13. Smith, a political veteran who has served as both a state legislator and Clackamas County commissioner, seemed not to miss a beat in her four-year absence from public service as she dove head first into county business while leading the meeting. Shull chimed in on occasion to offer his view or asking questions to clarify details.

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