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New Board of Commissioners – current state of STR regulations
Dear Mountain Community, The Mount Hood Livability Coalition Board sent a letter in February to welcome the new commissioners and extend our greetings in hopes that we could open a dialog and focus their attention on what we feel is a failed STR Pilot Program. The...
MHLC Supports Hoodland Library Funding
The Mount Hood Livability Coalition here in Hoodland might be best known for our work to ensure Clackamas County cracks down on non-compliance of the Short Term Rental (STR) owners and managers to register the STR registration and obey the regulations. But the term...
Clackamas County Candidate Forum – Great Success!
The Candidate Forum, hosted by MHLC, Hoodland CPO, Hoodland Women's Club, and the League of Women Voters was a huge success. We would like to thank all of those who helped support this event, including the Mt Hood Resort. We would especially like to thank, you the...
All Candidates to appear at candidates forum!
All the Clackamas County Board candidates have agreed to appear at the Candidate Forum! This is sure to be a great opportunity to ask your candidates questions that directly relate to issues folks in non-incorporated areas of Clackamas County and particularly in the...
County Response to current status of STR program
This is the county response to our call to action letter to them. This was received on March 19th. Dear Mt Hood Livability Coalition – Thank you very much for your letter regarding Short Term Rentals (STRs) and the upcoming Spring Break season. Your concerns have...
Upcoming Events
06
Apr
Candidate Forum
We are sponsoring a candidates forum together with the Hoodland CPO and Hoodland Women’s Club. Come and ask your candidates questions that impact us!
07
Dec
Official Start of Clackamas County STR regulations
The Board of County Commissioners approved rules and regulations regarding short-term rentals (STRs) on Sept. 7, 2023. The regulations will take effect after 90 days (Dec. 7), and only affect the unincorporated areas of Clackamas County.