About The Hamlet of Beavercreek

The Hamlet of Beavercreek is open to all residents and business owners in our area. We hold monthly meetings to provide a forum where members may address a broad range of issues. Click on the Calendar link on the left for upcoming meetings. Click on the Members link on the left to see and contact members of the Hamlet. In addition, all of the Board members may be contacted through the box below the links. Click the Message Board link to start or enter a discussion. Also, items to be discussed at meetings are found here in the Meeting Agendas forum. Click the Polls link to answer survey questions about the Hamlet. Click Files to download maps, bylaws, and other information.



We thank Joe Keicher for his past two years of service as our Treasurer and welcome Connie Heintz as our newest Board member!

This web site, easily accessed through HamletOfBeavercreek.org and hosted on Meetup.com at meetup.com/HamletOfBeavercreek/, is designed to facilitate members of The Hamlet of Beavercreek in organizing to further the Hamlet's business. By joining this group you can be notified of upcoming meetings and community events. You can control how much information you receive and the site helps isolate you from spam.

We hold regularly scheduled monthly meetings on the fourth Wednesday of every month (except the third Wednesday of December) to provide a forum where members may address a broad range of issues. In addition, various Committees hold meetings from time to time. Click on the Calendar link on the left to see announcements of upcoming public meetings.

We represent the community to Clackamas County, Oregon City, Metro, the State of Oregon, and local jurisdictions and entities. Our purpose is to enhance the livability, sustainability, and functioning of our community, and to direct community planning to preserve the rural character of our area. By joining this group you can be better informed of land use actions, our meetings, and community events.

The Hamlet is happy to announce the ability to report non-emergency issues and let the Board know about them, easily and quickly. Just go to SeeClickFix and stick a virtual pin in the map to pin-point the location and give a brief description of the problem. We'll get an email and can then try to get the problem fixed.

We were pleased to learn about a new resource for young farmers. With the average of farmers in Oregon being the oldest that it has ever been, at 57, a lot of agricultural land will change ownership in the near future. Many young farmers, who might live in the Hamlet, may need some help with farming resources. Now IFarmOregon.org is available to help.

The Hamlet of Beavercreek is concerned and active about issues facing rural, unincorporated areas in the regional Urban and Rural Reserves process. See our page on Urban and Rural Reserves for more detail. To communicate our concerns, we developed and presented materials to the Clackamas County Urban and Rural Reserves Policy Advisory Committee, the Board of County Commissioners, and the Metro Regional council. All the materials are available individually in our Files section, and can also be downloaded as a package in a zip file.

The Hamlet's Bylaws and a map of its Recognized Area are available for download from the Files section. You can also link to an interactive map of the Recognized Area.

Items for upcoming meetings will be posted on the Message Board.

Board Members

Committees

Membership

We're in the process of installing a new Hamlet sign. We'll have to wait for warmer weather to change the paint colors.

There's an entry for the Hamlet of Beavercreek on Wikipedia. Another great source of information about Beavercreek is the Beavercreek Bulletin, a monthly newsletter published by the BCCP.

We are served by Clackamas County Fire District 1 from Beavercreek Station 10.

Beavercreek Elementary School, usual site of our Town Hall meetings, is part of the Oregon City School District.

The northern portion of the Hamlet may be served by Clackamas River Water district.

For specific information about your property, including service providers, visit the Clackamas County CMap page.

Clackamas County's web site is Co.Clackamas.OR.US

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