Clackamas County Info   Clackamas County Directory, Additional Contacts and Websites Clackamas County Volunteer Connection Program Clackamas County Rural Industrial Zoning draft, and map pertaining to Boring The Clackamas County Sheriff's Office is now partnering with Las Vegas-based AlertID -- a private company that provides up-to-date information about crime, predatory sex offenders and other public-safety issues affecting local neighborhoods. The Clackamas County Sheriff's Office is the first law-enforcement agency in Oregon to make AlertID available to the community it serves. Residents and Sheriff's Office members can sign up for this free service online at www.alertid.com/clackamas. ABOUT ALERTID This service provides another channel for residents to connect with the Sheriff's Office, as well as state and federal authorities. AlertID takes data from the Sheriff's Office internal dispatch and reporting system and makes it available through a web-based interface, accessible on computers, tablets and smartphones. After registering with AlertID, users can see a map of their community with markers that indicate the location and type of crimes that have recently been reported. In addition to providing Clackamas County residents with current information about criminal activity, registered sex offenders, terrorism, natural disasters, severe weather and other threats to public safety, AlertID includes a secure social network that allows its users to share ideas and information with neighbors to address these shared concerns. AlertID also includes a feature, called "My Family Wallet," that allows users to store photographs and vital statistics about their children or other loved ones that can be immediately transmitted to authorities in the event they become lost or separated. WAYS TO GET THE PUBLIC INVOLVED The AlertID network grows stronger and more effective as more members join the service. Sheriff's Office employees interacting with the public are encouraged to tell citizens concerned about crime trends in their area to sign up for the service at alertid.com/clackamas. Apartment managers curious about crimes occurring in their complexes may also find AlertID useful. Again, you can learn more and sign up at alertid.com/clackamas. Sgt. Adam Phillips - Public Information Officer Clackamas County Sheriff's Office Desk 503-785-5071 Pager 503-237-2643 Oregon Department of Transportation Region 1 Project News Feb. 25, 2013 Public comment summary now available A summary of the public comments received over the past few months about the proposed intersection project is now available on the project Web page: www.oregon.gov/ODOT/HWY/REGION1/Pages/US26Springwater.aspx (Current Status and Get Involved sections). This summary includes comments provided in writing and verbally at the public open house on Jan. 10, 2013; comments received via email and by telephone Dec. 1, 2012 - Feb. 15, 2013; verbal comments provided at the Multnomah County Bike/Ped Advisory Committee meeting on Jan. 9, 2013; and verbal comments provided at the Boring Community Planning Organization meeting on Feb. 5, 2013. If your group or organization would like project staff to make a presentation about this project at an upcoming meeting, please contact ODOT Community Affairs Coordinator Jilayne Jordan at (503) 731-8237 or email. Curious how ODOT decides which projects to design and build? We received several comments from people wondering how they might have gotten involved ODOT's initial decision to design and build this project. That decision was made in 2008 when ODOT updated its Statewide Transportation Improvement Plan (STIP) for 2011-13. The STIP is updated every 2-3 years and includes a list of projects we will develop within a specific 4-year period, unless some unforeseen issue arises. Each project included in the STIP is scoped, and assigned a budget and specific development years. Every STIP update process also includes various public input opportunities, including outreach to local elected officials, presentations to community groups and public open houses. The STIP is being updated right now for projects that will be designed and/or built in 2016-2018. Learn more about the update process and get involved by visiting this Web page: www.oregon.gov/ODOT/HWY/REGION1/Pages/stip/index.aspx. Boring CPO PO Box 339 Boring, Oregon 97009 (503) 663-6271 General Boring Community Planning Organization (CPO) information Contact Stephen Bates or Steve Wiege Website design and hosting provided by WolfPk. Copyright © 2006-2013 Boring Community Planning Organization. Legal Information All Rights Reserved.