What does Code Enforcement do for you? The county’s Code Enforcement division promotes a safe and healthy community for all residents by investigating and enforcing county statutes and ordinances. They focus on issues that are the biggest potential threats to the community, specifically related to public health and welfare, safety, building standards, business activities and livability, such as: • failed sewage or disposal systems • unpermitted electrical, plumbing and mechanical projects • plants or structures that are blocking the view of roadways • a buildup of garbage and trash For more information, call 503-742-4452 or visit www.clackamas.us/codeenforcement If you see a hazardous condition on a county road that needs immediate attention like: • stop sign down or missing • malfunctioning traffic signal • tree or debris blocking traffic • standing water obstructing traffic flow • bike lane obstruction such as a pothole, debris, etc. Call the Transportation Maintenance Office at 503-557-6391, Monday through Thursday, 7 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Outside normal business hours, call the Sheriff’s Office at 503-655-8211. To find the latest information about road conditions, regardless of jurisdiction, visit the Oregon Department of Transportation’s TripCheck at www.tripcheck.com You can also report your concern online at www.clackamas.us/ transportation/roadconcern Burning and fire hazards Call your fire department Household mold Visit the Environmental Protection Agency website at www.epa.gov/mold Domestic violence Contact A Safe Place Family Justice Center for Clackamas County at 503-655-8600 or online at www.asafeplacefjc.org Providing hope and support for all Contact Lines for Life Get help now, call or text 988 or online at www.linesforlife.org Self defense and gun safety classes Contact the Public Safety Training Center at 503-794-8072 or www.clackamas.us/pstc When the road is dangerous WHO DO I CALL? Visit ODOT’s TripCheck Report a code violation SERVICE GUIDE| 2024 7
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