OREGON CITY – Clackamas Community College extends its gratitude to the voters for their support in passing Bond Measure 3-613. Though the count is not yet certified by Clackamas County, this bond renewal will ensure the college can continue providing high-quality education in modern learning environments and growing our community connections — all while maintaining the current tax rate.
“We are truly grateful for the continued trust and investment from our community,” CCC President Tim Cook said. “This bond allows us to further our mission of fostering student success, strengthening partnerships and maintaining high-quality facilities that serve not only our students but all of Clackamas County.”
The $120-million bond renewal will support crucial projects, including the modernization of learning spaces, upgrades to aging infrastructure and the creation of new partnerships. To extend the community’s investment, the college will be eligible for up to $16 million in matching funds from the state.
Highlights of the bond projects include:
- Space simulation center: A first-of-its-kind in Oregon immersive learning center for middle and high school students in partnership with K-12 districts, promoting STEM education.
- Aging infrastructure upgrades: Energy efficiency improvements, accessibility enhancements and increased campus security measures.
- Apprenticeship and workforce training: Expansion of workforce training space on the Wilsonville campus to enhance current career and technical education programs.
- Athletic fields and walking trail: Track and field renovations with grandstands, a synthetic soccer field with lighting, and completing the Douglass Loop walking trail on the Oregon City campus.
“The passage of this bond allows us to look to the future, ensuring that our students and the community have access to resources that inspire learning and growth and education that leads to good-paying jobs,” Cook said. “On behalf of Clackamas Community College, thank you for your continued support.”
Clackamas Community College is committed to keeping the community informed as projects move forward. For updates and detailed information on bond projects, visit www.CCCbond.org.
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