(MT) — Following several days of public hearings Clackamas County has a
new budget.

The county board of commissioners adopted the Fiscal Year 2010-11 budget
of $816,763,770 at its June 24 meeting.

“This budget reflects the challenging economic environment we are facing
locally and throughout the state,” said Clackamas County Board of
Commissioners Chair Lynn Peterson. “But through responsible management
and forward-looking leadership we have been able to maintain our service
commitment to citizens and provide a safety net to our vulnerable
populations.”

The newly adopted budget includes property taxes, dedicated state and
federal funds, grants and other revenue sources.

Accepted budgets included:
— Clackamas County ($572,658,929);
— County Development Agency ($78,505,639);
— Enhanced law enforcement district ($5,166,519);
— 4-H Service District ($2,462,760);
— Library District ($13,502,608);
— Parks & Recreation ($14,087,289);
— Water environment services ($127,754,196);
— District 5 street lighting ($2,613,867).