Drive to Zero is a campaign to educate and involve everyone with what they can do to keep our roads safe. Developed by Clackamas County Department of Transportation and Development, these brief public service videos [...]
The "Fantastic Four" honored the Transportation Steering Committee with their presence at the April 11, 2016 meeting. Senator Lee Beyer, Senator Betsy Johnson, Representative Caddy McKeown, and Representative Cliff Bentz, half of the Gang [...]
The Association of Oregon Counties is recruiting for a Senior Software Engineer to join our development team in developing line of business web applications. For this position we are looking for a “full stack developer” [...]
To view original article by: Derek Wiley, visit The Dalles Chronicle While in Washington D.C. last week for the 2016 National Association of Counties Legislative Conference, Wasco County Commission Chair Rod Runyon received unexpected but [...]
Legislative information from Jessica Monahan, Associate Legislative Director – Transportation with the National Association of Counties. For additional information please contact Jessica at 202.942.4217. Update on FAST Act Implementation Since the Fixing America's Surface Transportation (FAST) Act passed [...]
Despite some difficult travel weather, more than 95 participants attended the workshop held December 7 in Salem. Seventeen Oregon counties, five Washington State cites and counties, with Spokane County being a key presenter, as well as [...]
Congratulations to the 2015 OACES award winners! Outgoing OACES President John Vial announced three award winners at the OACES Business Meeting in October: Surveyor of the Year: Carl Clinton (Clackamas) for his engagement in the [...]
OACES is excited to announce co-sponsorship of the Enhanced Gravel Roads Workshop with the Oregon chapter of APWA and the ODOT T2 Center. The focus of this workshop will be on alternative and innovative treatments and [...]
Counties maintain over 3,400 bridges, equating to more than 50 percent of the bridges in Oregon. These bridges provide vital links for Oregonians, communities and goods. Recent analysis by the Association of Oregon Counties (AOC) [...]
Tom Emery grew up in Portland, Oregon and has lived in both Texas and Florida. He will soon be getting a Bachelor's degree in Computer Science from Oregon State University. Tom's background is in programming, specifically in C# [...]