HAPPY VALLEY
BUILDING CONNECTIONS, GROWING COMMUNITY
In Happy Valley, businesses, services, and residents work together to create a lively, supportive community.
YOUR PARTNER IN BUSINESS GROWTH & COMMUNITY
The Happy Valley Business Alliance (HVBA) was born out of a desire to foster connections among business owners, City leaders, and residents, and to create awareness for the many businesses and special events that make Happy Valley unique. It was founded on the principles of connection and collaboration, and it brings me immense pride to be part of the organization. It is a true privilege sitting as the HVBA Board President and working alongside our Board Members in strengthening our alliance while supporting and advocating for each other’s businesses.
In this publication, we aim to highlight the incredible work being done by our members and to showcase the opportunities available within our city. Whether you are a new resident or have been part of Happy Valley for years, your contributions are invaluable. Together, we are building a community where businesses thrive, and residents take pride in the City.
Our Membership Meetings, held at Happy Valley City Hall, are open to the public and take place on
the fourth Wednesday of every month from 7:30 a.m. to 9 a.m. I invite you to join us and bring along a colleague, friend, entrepreneur, or community member. Our collective goal is to see a strong Happy Valley community, powered by its flourishing businesses.
In such a relationship driven business, I’m grateful for the opportunity to partner with so many within our community. I realize that those partners become family over time – from the HVBA Board Members and City Staff to those in the community working to sustain Happy Valley as a desired community to call home. I look forward to seeing you around.
René Canler
HVBA President Mortgage Advisor, Root Mortgage rene@rootmortgage.com www.rootmortgage.com/rcanler
Cell: 971.350.8969
Office: 503.208.8220
TOGETHER WE THRIVE
In my role as Mayor, I am continually amazed and proud of the incredible level of connection and engagement that defines Happy Valley. The bonds we share are evident in our thriving local events and city activities.
Local businesses are more than mere establishments. They are the backbone of our local economy and integral parts of our everyday lives. Business owners’ active participation in community initiatives highlights the collaborative spirit that propels our mutual success.
What truly sets Happy Valley apart is the dedication of our residents. Their commitment to volunteerism, active participation in schools, and involvement in various city projects reflects a collective desire to make our community a better place for everyone. This shared purpose is the foundation upon which we continue to build and grow.
Happy Valley is not just a place to live. It really is a community where everyone can be part of something bigger. Together, we are building connections and fostering a community that will continue to prosper.
I am proud to serve as your mayor and am dedicated to supporting and nurturing this extraordinary community. I look forward to our continued efforts to ensure Happy Valley remains a place we are all proud to call home.
Tom Ellis Mayor
A UNITED VISION: PERSPECTIVES FROM THE HAPPY VALLEY CITY COUNCIL
Tom Ellis
Mayor
Serving on the City Council has given me an opportunity to ensure that we manage growth responsibly and make decisions that benefit our community’s future. Our efforts focus on preserving our small-town feel, encouraging local businesses to succeed, and focusing on residents’ safety. Much of my work involves collaborating with our community partners as I help advocate for our city and ensure its future success. This means that in anything the City does, Happy Valley’s needs and values always remain a top priority. I see the benefit of this approach particularly at community events where residents tell me they are excited about the City and want to stay here for years to come. Not all communities are like this. It’s clear we are truly building a legacy that will endure for generations.
Joshua Callahan
Council President
As a veteran, I recognize the importance of working together towards a common goal. Ensuring our community’s well-being and success requires collective effort and looking out for our community’s safety and way of life takes a village. This is something that Happy Valley does every day. Supporting local businesses, for example, not only strengthens our economy but also enriches the lives of residents. This spirit of cooperation fosters strong neighborhoods and schools, making Happy Valley a desirable place for future generations. My aim is to continue standing up for our community’s priorities and help shape a future that we can all take pride in.
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Brett Sherman
Councilor
Being a member of City Council has been a tremendous honor, allowing me to actively contribute to our community’s well-being. In this role, I’ve been able to do more than just discuss issues; I’ve actively engaged in problem-solving and contributed to decision-making processes. This helps local businesses, who are the engines that drive our city, providing goods, services, and vibrant gathering spots. Also, our regional partnerships enable us to effectively advocate for city needs and influence policy, and our cherished community events foster invaluable connections. In the next 10 years, we’ll see a new “heart of the city” emerge, featuring a vibrant downtown, a beautiful regional park, and a welcoming community center. These are really great things to look forward to and I’m excited to be a part of it.
David Golobay
Councilor
As both a local business owner and Councilor, I know just how important community involvement is to creating a strong network. Engaging in local initiatives, whether sponsoring events, visiting local businesses, or participating in community activities, strengthens our city’s ties. I think Happy Valley is dedicated to building partnerships and making decisions that reflect the desires and needs of our people. These efforts support our residents and maintain a family-friendly, safe environment. They also create opportunities that align with our vision for the future which includes the development of a community center and downtown area. I am excited about Happy Valley’s next steps and am confident we are paving the way for some great things ahead.
Glenn Wachter
Councilor
Happy Valley is more than a place to live—it’s a community I deeply love and am honored to serve. I am proud to represent a city that values safety, livability, and thoughtful growth. From our expansive parks and trails to our innovative approaches to transportation and infrastructure, we strive to create a vibrant, inclusive environment where families, businesses, and neighbors can thrive. With a 25-year career in leadership and community development, I have dedicated my life to building systems that uplift children, families, and neighborhoods. My vision for Happy Valley is bold: a city where Progress meets Preservation--where we set the standard for what a connected, forward-thinking community can achieve. Together, we will continue building a future that reflects our shared pride and ensures Happy Valley remains a beacon of possibility and opportunity.
HVBA MEMBERS
AC Concrete Solutions LLC
Accident Care Chiropractic and Massage of Clackamas
Ace Hardware Happy Valley
Allstate-Heidi Doebel Insurance Agency
American Pacific Mortgage/ Fred Bachofner
Amy Farrara -American Pacific Mortgage
Antonio Garcia Ojuel Real Estate
Arbor Art Tree Service LLC
Arcadia Senior Living
Armadas Exterior LLC
Arrow Home Loans
Bartlett Tree Experts
Baurer Construction & Flooring
Bee-Lieve Education Foundation
Better Homes and Gardens Real Estate
Bishops Cuts/ Color
Bliss Roofing
Bobo Bubble Tea and Coffee
Breathe Yoga at Bridgetown Chiropractic and Wellness
BSM CPA Group, LLC
Bytagig
CarePatrol of Portland
Chick-fil-A Clackamas Promenade
City of Happy Valley
City Wide Tree Services
Clackamas County Dog Services
Clackamas County Fire District #1
College Hunks Hauling Junk & Moving
Colonial Travel Agency INC
Community Pediatric Therapy
Confluence Law Center
Country Financial
Denali Commercial Mortgage
Directors Mortgage Inc
Drybar Happy Valley
EarthWise Pet Happy Valley
Elka Bee’s Coffee & Bakery
Embold Credit Union
Euro Comfort LLC
Evolve Health
Extreme Products
Face It Aesthetics LLC
First Class Property Tax Appeals
Fred Meyer
Friends of Mark Meek
Georgetown Realty
Great Clips
Happy Baskets
Happy Valley City Council Candidate
Happy Valley Farmers Market
Happy Valley Library
Happy Valley News/Milwaukie Review/ CMG - Oregon
Hawks Ridge Apartments
HER Roofing Co. Inc.
Higgins Signs
HighPointe Promotional Solutions
HomeTeam Inspection Service of Northeast Portland
Inspire Life Chiropractic
iQ Credit Union
Ivory Coast Management LLC
J. Galt
Jarrard, Seibert, Pollard & Co CPA’s
JCM Utility Development
Joe Doud and Company LLC, DBA Junk-N-Joe
Kaiser Permanente
Ken Chin, Realtor
Kerr Properties, Inc.
Koin 6
La Costita
La Salle Catholic College Preparatory
Lady Secrets- Quince, Prom & Bridal
Le Petit Cafe
LizBeth Hale - Tree City Real Estate P.C
Madrona Wealth Management LLC
Marco Six Radio Station & Digital Solutions
Salem Media Group
McCord Construction
Mediterranean Grill LLC
Michelle Groves, RE/MAX Equity Group
Miramont Pointe/Goodman Group
MK Carpet Cleaning
Monterey Court Memory Care
MorningStar Assisted Living & Memory Care of Happy Valley
Moss Insurance Agency
Mt. Scott ENT & Sleep Medicine
My Gym Children’s Fitness CenterHappy Valley
Nature’s Acres Dog Daycare and Boarding and RV Storage
North Clackamas Chamber of Commerce
North Clackamas Education Foundation
Northwest Love in a Box
Northwest Primary Care
NW Nest Real Estate
Office of Small Business AssistanceOregon Secretary of State
O-I Glass, Inc.
Oregon Digs Real Estate
Oregon Pediatrics-Happy Valley, PC
OsteoStrong
Pdx Cleaning LLC
Play Street Museum Happy Valley
Plenty Food/L&A Food and Deli
Point Echo Solutions, LLC
Premier NW Insurance
Premo Real Estate, LLC
Providence
Real Estate Performance Group
Rebuild llc
Red Hills Land and Design, LLC
Remax Equity Group
Root Mortgage
Sah-Hah-Lee Golf Course
Sakura Yakitori and Sushi House
Snap Fitness Happy Valley & Sunnyside
Sonder Fields
Stangier Wealth Management
StarCycle Happy Valley
Stickmen Brewing
Stillweather Spirits
StretchLab Happy Valley
Sunnyside Dentistry
Sunnyside Dentistry for Children
Sunnyside Foursquare Church
Sunstone Montessori School
Swag Doctors Marketing & Promotions
The Springs at Happy Valley
The Wall
Therapydia Happy Valley
Thunder Elite
Ticor Title
Travel with Jena
True North Retirement Advisors
Umpqua Bank
Unitus Community Credit Union
US World Class Taekwondo Happy Valley
V.I.P. Property Management, Inc.
Valley Public House
Venvino Art Studios
Villa’s Market
VIP Medispa
Vivid Vector Design
Wendi Mueller - Premiere Property Group, LLC
Real Estate
Willamette Valley Vineyards Happy Valley
Windermere Happy Valley Real Estate
Yolotl Traditional Mexican Cuisine
Young Kidz Dental
THE HAPPY VALLEY BUSINESS ALLIANCE Fostering
Connections, Empowering Businesses
Not quite a chamber of commerce and not quite a civic group, the HVBA is a hybrid of all things Happy Valley for business owners and neighbors looking to get an inside view of what’s happening. General meetings begin with introductions, followed by a presentation on a subject that appeals to small business owners. This might entail an economist discussing trends for the upcoming year or a career coach sharing tips on effective goal setting. The Business Spotlight helps members share information about their brick-andmortar businesses and allows those in attendance the opportunity to connect names and faces with many of the local businesses we all enjoy.
There are also updates from our Fire Chief, Police Chief, City Manager, and Parks and Recreation Directors. Guests learn about everything going on in
the city from current concerns to new developments, upcoming community events, and any public health or safety issues that might be on the horizon. We’re not aware of any other city in Oregon that has this type of model that so effectively unites community members, civic leaders, and business owners in one forum.
Please join us on the fourth Wednesday of each month at 7:30 a.m. at Happy Valley City Hall. Whether you’re a local business owner or a business patron, we’d love for you to learn more about the terrific people and businesses that make this such a great place to live, work and play! We also have quarterly happy hour networking events, informal lunches at local restaurants, and support new business ribbon cuttings with the City.
Please visit HVBA.biz or look us up on Facebook to learn more.
EXPANDING THE LIBRARY
A NEW CHAPTER BEGINS…
In 2023, the City began construction on a 10,000+ square-foot expansion to the existing library building. Plans included a 300-person community room, a welcoming lobby area, a staging kitchen, and multiple quiet study rooms. The design was carefully reviewed by the Library Board, the Parks Advisory Board, and the City Council, with valuable input from Library staff to ensure it met the community’s needs. To bring this vision to life, the City partnered with Scott Edwards Architecture, engineers at Harper Houf Peterson Righellis, and Bremik Construction. In just over one year, the project was fully complete. What followed was a community celebration to showcase the new space.
PROJECT BENEFITS
The expansion allows the Happy Valley Library to host more programs and support a wider range of educational and community-centric events. This
enhancement not only benefits the daily services of the Library but also enriches the City’s Parks and Recreation programming and the overall community of Happy Valley. The new spaces provide additional options for gatherings, special events, study sessions, and meetings, fostering a stronger sense of community.
WORKING TOGETHER
Expanding the Library and creating these new communal spaces required significant funding. The City and Happy Valley Library contributed nine million dollars towards the project, with the State providing an additional two-million-dollar investment. Moreover, generous donations from community partners, businesses, residents, and library patrons added over $80,000 to help put the finishing touches on the new addition, helping offset the cost of new furnishings and artwork for the space.
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THANK YOU, COMMUNITY DONORS!
The City of Happy Valley and Happy Valley Library would like to thank the following individuals, families, businesses, and organizations for their generosity in giving to the library expansion project.
Library Hero
Rotary Club of Clackamas
Library Champions
Bremik Construction
Friends of the Happy Valley Library
Library Ambassadors
Harper Houf Peterson Righellis
Scott Edwards Architecture
StarCycle Happy Valley
Library Advocates
Al & Sue Matecko
Anthony & Amelia Peccia
Brett & Stacy Sherman
Carrie Frances Wight
David & Susie Emami
In memory of our beloved friend and librarian Jeanie Diaz
In memory of Peggy Fridel Rosenthal
Katie & Tom Cassatt
Mayor Tom & Jennifer Ellis
Ray & Susan Kato
Sarah, Alex, Nora, & Chloe Roller
The Bryant Family
The Callahan Family
The Golobay Family
The Scarcellas
GET ACTIVE, GET HAPPY!
Happy Valley Parks and Recreation offers a variety of classes, excursions, and events that enrich lives and build community. Whether you’re learning a new skill, exploring the great outdoors, or celebrating with neighbors, there’s something for everyone. Join us and experience the benefits of personal growth, adventure, and social connection.
Classes are your ticket to new adventures with Happy Valley Parks and Recreation. Imagine discovering a hidden talent, like painting a masterpiece, or mastering essential life-saving skills such as first aid and CPR, all while meeting new
friends. Our classes are perfect for anyone looking to learn something new, stay active, and have fun.
Our exciting excursions and field trips also offer the perfect escape from the everyday grind. Whether you’re hiking through stunning landscapes, exploring local attractions, or experiencing the joys of a seasonal festival, there’s always something to look forward to. The same can be said for our community events that bring everyone together for unforgettable celebrations filled with music, food, and cheer. Come join us and be part of some truly beloved Happy Valley traditions.
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SHARE YOUR PASSION
Are you interested in teaching a class for Happy Valley Parks and Recreation, or do you know a talented instructor we should collaborate with? We’re committed to strengthening families and community through our recreational programs and are always eager to partner with local businesses. Reach out to our Parks and Recreation Manager, Stephani Hern, at stephanih@happyvalleyor.gov today!
SCHOLARSHIPS AVAILABLE!
The Happy Valley Parks and Recreation Foundation works collaboratively with the City’s Parks and Recreation team to help bolster park amenities and vital programming. Learn more at hvprf.org!
DON’T MISS OUT
Be sure to check out hv.city/parks to stay in the know about all things Parks and Rec! Sign up for notifications, activities and classes, and check out our library of recreational resources that you can access at your leisure.
FUNDING AND SUPPORT
Happy Valley Parks and Recreation is funded via a Parks Levy which is voted on by residents every five years. This levy helps preserve and enhance recreational and community parks and provides effective and efficient programs and services for a variety of active interests.
HV Hikers has been making strides for nearly two decades as the local community hiking group. Its mission is to create a supportive environment for individuals of all fitness levels to come together and experience the City’s trails. Their guided hikes, which are free to join, have gained popularity as an excellent way to stay active, make new friends, and appreciate the beauty of Happy Valley.
Participating in a HV Hikers’ trek not only provides a chance to explore the various trails and neighborhoods of Happy Valley, but it offers an opportunity to connect with other residents. Whether you’re a seasoned hiker or a beginner just venturing out, everyone is welcome to participate. Many a friendship has been formed on these walks, and for those who enjoy having some motivation to get moving, the consistent scheduling of hikes is a surefire way to ensure a hiking buddy will provide some encouragement.
Brett Sherman, City Councilor and unofficial hike leader, has appreciated and enjoyed the support of the community. “I never would have guessed back in 2006, when we first started, that almost 19 years later we’d still be adding new members and going out every week.” At last count, there are around 400 hikers subscribed to the e-mail reminder list, with another 800+ following the group on Facebook. “I love that putting out a regular schedule and offering exercise rain-or-shine has encouraged so many to get out and explore!”
The group’s robust calendar offers a helpful synopsis about each hike’s planned event, including difficulty level and any terrain challenges. Since hikes happen frequently, it’s easy to find one that suits your interests and physical needs. Many hikes are actually great for all ages and abilities, and there are stroller-friendly, and pup approved hikes, too.
STEP BY STEP
Local
hiking group helps residents hit the trails
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A tradition within a tradition, Happy Valley kicks off its 4th of July day of fun with a community hike that invites residents of all ages to participate. Coordinated by the HV Hikers, this year’s annual Independence Day hike will mark a special milestone, celebrating 20 years of bringing the community together. This hike is more than just a brisk workout before the barbecue and fireworks displays - it’s a tradition that unites residents in the community. So, consider joining the group and be a part of this momentous occasion. The group meets at 9:30 a.m. in the parking lot on SE 145th by the retention pond for a 2.6-mile hike that is relatively easy with minimal elevation.
To stay updated on upcoming hikes and HV Hikers related events, be sure to visit hvhikers. com. The website serves as a hub for information and includes just about any detail you could think of as you get ready to head out. Plus, using the group’s route maps, you can try a hike on your own anytime you want.
CELEBRATING THE 4TH OF JULY WITH THE HV HIKERS
MAKING AN IMPACT
Community engagement blooms when local businesses collaborate with entities like the City and Parks and Recreation. These partnerships not only foster family-friendly events but also enhance the sense of community by bringing residents together. Learn more about our 2024 community partners.
Kona Ice
Since opening in 2018, this family owned and operated small business has given back over $250,000 to schools, non-profits, youth sports programs and organizations. As a local company, Kona Ice knows Happy Valley is a close-knit community who loves to gather, and sponsors help ensure these wonderful events remain accessible to everyone. Grateful for all that the community has done to support their business, Kona Ice is always proud to partner with Happy Valley Parks and Recreation to sponsor events that everyone can enjoy. Learn more at kona-ice.com.
Mt. Scott Family Dental
Established in 1998, our practice has a history of being a fixture in the Happy Valley community. We love to give back by sponsoring causes that range from sports teams to our parks. Our doctors and many staff live right here, and you will see them at baseball games, dance competitions, the Happy Valley Fun Run, booster meetings and more! We want to get to know our neighbors here in Happy Valley and help provide quality care to those that need us. From ages 1 to 100, we care for the people that we live amongst and are proud to serve. Come say hi and let us know how we can help you!
Papa Murphy’s
Papa Murphy’s in Clackamas has proudly sponsored many community events over the years. The location was the first vendor to partner with Happy Valley when summer concerts began in 1999 and has been a loyal sponsor since the program started in 2008. Committed to giving back, Papa Murphy’s regularly partners with and fundraises for local schools, and supports the greater community throughout the year. Jim Lovelace and his son, Brandon, are the current franchisees, who have continued this legacy of sponsorship and community support. Together, the team is grateful to be part of this wonderful community that we call home.
LizBeth
Hale Principal Broker Tree City Real Estate PC 31 years of Real Estate Experience
Through her business and personal contributions, Lizbeth Hale continues to positively impact the Happy Valley community. Her commitment to giving back inspires others and reflects her deep love for the area she calls home. One of the most notable ways Lizbeth gives back to the community is through her involvement with the Rotary Club of Clackamas. Lizbeth also serves as a board member of the Happy Valley Business Alliance (HVBA), which aims to support local businesses and promote economic growth in the area. Her passion for entrepreneurship and dedication to giving back to the community make her an invaluable member of the HVBA.
Happy Valley Business Alliance
The Happy Valley Business Alliance (HVBA) supports local business owners by offering mentoring, networking, growth opportunities, and education. In partnership with the City of Happy Valley, the HVBA fosters economic growth and encourages a more vibrant community through strong partnerships and a pulse on local business. Joining the HVBA means becoming part of a dynamic network committed to the prosperity of Happy Valley and the local economy. Ready to join? Learn more at hvba.net.
iQ Credit Union
When you think iQ Credit Union, you think community! And when you see our signature red and black buffalo plaid, you know we’re here to help. iQ is powered by the communities where we live, work, and play, and we are proud to give back by sponsoring local events such as the Summer Concerts in the Valley series. We’re a full-service financial institution offering consumer and business banking, savings products, loans, insurance, and investment services. Learn more about iQ at iqcu.com.
Root Mortgage
Root Mortgage is a locally run, Oregon-born mortgage company founded in 2014 specializing in residential lending. We help prospective homebuyers and seasoned investors navigate the complexity of today’s market and achieve their goals in real estate. With a focus on individualized, highly responsive customer service, our mortgage experts work with each client to deliver on their dream on homeownership. Root Mortgage is proud to sponsor city events in the beautiful community of Happy Valley that many of our family and friends call home. Learn more at rootmortgage.com.
Sun Glow Home Services
Sun Glow has been giving back to our community while keeping families and businesses comfortable since 1972. This second-generation family-owned business specializes in installation service and maintenance of commercial and residential properties for heating, cooling, plumbing and electrical services. Customer service is of paramount importance and is the backbone of everything they do. As proud Happy Valley residents and the greater community, Sun Glow Home Services has been an active sponsor of City events for well over a decade. Learn more at sunglowinc.com.
Valley Public House
Valley Public House, Whiskey Barrel Lounge, and Public House Pinball is owned and operated by the Shannon Family. Brian and Ami Shannon believe that community connections are vital to their business success and have been proud to sponsor community events since 2014. They even partnered with the City to start the first Happy Valley Oktoberfest. Supporters of local foundations through their annual Firefighter Stairclimb fundraiser, their Ales for ALS fundraiser, and Pints with Purpose to raise money for the local Meals on Wheels, the Shannons love living in a community that cares about each other and feel honored to have the support of so many in Happy Valley.
Clackamas Water Environment Services
Clackamas Water Environment Services produces clean water, protects water quality and recovers renewable resources. We do this by providing wastewater services, stormwater management, and environmental education. It’s our job to protect public health and support the vitality of our communities, natural environment and economy. Clean water for all. Learn more at clackamas.us/wes.
Umpqua Bank
Our passion for our communities runs deep. Helping them prosper is the purpose that motivates our people and the common thread that aligns our values with those of the clients we serve. At Umpqua Bank, we demonstrate this commitment through our comprehensive approach to community engagement, empowering employees to address the unique needs of their communities through four distinct pillars: fundraising, employee giving, volunteerism and company giving. Learn more at umpquabank.com.
OUR VALUED COMMUNITY PARTNERS
Enhancing the success of local events and programs
Beyond traditional sponsorships, local businesses can collaborate with the City in various ways to help bring community events and programs to life. These relationships allow for heightened engagement and more opportunities for the partnering agency to be part of the planning process. In 2024, the following entities offered their support to Happy Valley Parks and Recreation.
Rotary Club of Clackamas
A partner at Oktoberfest and a significant benefactor of Happy Valley Library’s recent expansion project, the Rotary Club of Clackamas is a fellowship organization that brings community and business leaders together to bring positive change. A philanthropic organization at its core, Rotary Club members take an active interest in providing service to others and promoting integrity through fellowships, grants, volunteering, and networking events that serve to bring people together. Learn more at clackamasrotary.org
Boys Team Charity
Throughout the year, the Boys Team Charity (BTC) Happy Valley members can be found supporting nearly every local event, providing behind-the-scenes assistance and ensuring things run smoothly. Whether helping residents unload their vehicles on Dumpster Day, setting up and cleaning up after major events, or organizing the recent 4th of July community parade, their presence is always felt. BTC empowers young men in grades 7-12 and their parents to give back by volunteering their time to support various non-profit organizations. Enrollment opens in March for boys in grades 7-12 in the NCSD boundaries. To learn more, visit BTCHappyValley.org.
National Charity League – Sunnyside Chapter
The National Charity League (NCL) is a nationwide organization with chapters across the United States. The local Sunnyside Chapter is made up of dedicated mothers and daughters who volunteer their time to support the community. They assist various non-profits such as the Wichita Center, Clackamas Bookshelf, Oregon Food Bank, and Special Olympics, and are a recurrent presence at all major Happy Valley events including Dumpster Day and the 4th of July Family Festival, where they help with clean-up efforts and special projects.
Visit hv.city/ncl to learn more.
BOOST YOUR BRAND
Join the Fun as a Happy Valley Event Sponsor
Are you a local business that wants to get more involved in City happenings? Do you love community events just as much as we do? If so, a sponsorship or partnering opportunity awaits!
City events are a fantastic way for our community to stay connected, offering residents, businesses, and visitors the chance to come together and celebrate Happy Valley. Sponsoring these events allows businesses to engage more deeply with the community and enjoy activities alongside the many individuals and families that make up our vibrant town.
To find out how your business can get involved, contact Stephani Hern at stephanih@happyvalleyor.gov or 503-886-8419.
THE EAGLE HAS LANDED
Happy Valley Veteran’s Memorial Sculpture honors local veterans
BY JAMES KENNETH PRESLEY, CARPENTER MEDIA GROUP
On a cold, damp Tuesday afternoon in May, Mayor Tom Ellis and members of the community gathered to dedicate a sculpture at Happy Valley’s Veterans Memorial Park. The sculpture, meant to honor those who have served our country, takes the form of a bronze eagle, standing over 10 feet tall with a wingspan of over 12 feet. Despite the weather, it did not stop a crowd from attending its grand reveal.
“As a Coast Guard veteran, I couldn’t be more thrilled to have this in our city,” said Mayor Ellis, addressing a crowd made up of local veterans, members of the Parks Advisory and Public Art Committees, City staff, and others from the community. “This is a testament to Happy Valley. We are honored to unveil this to all the men and women who have served our country.”
Mayor Ellis credited former Happy Valley Mayor Lori Chavez-DeRemer for her pivotal role in encouraging the park’s progress years ago. More recently, thanks to a separate grant from the Oregon Parks and Recreation Department in 2022, the City was able to complete the
memorial and unveil the larger than life sculpture that symbolizes the honor, strength, and integrity of those who risked their lives for our freedom.
The sculpture itself is made up of many recognizable features of war, from artillery to machine guns to Navy tools to helmets. There’s even sand from Iwo Jima in the sculpture’s base. In fact, the sculpture artist, Travis Pond, was even able to include his grandfather’s shovel from World War II.
“Here you’ll see some parts of a machine gun as well as some pulleys from lifting equipment,” says Pond. “The whole thing is tied down like you would see on a military boat. They all have pick-and-pull points. You can even spot a canteen cup on the neck of the eagle.”
Pond credits the assistance in acquiring these parts from the Joint Base Lewis-McChord and the National Guard, as well as his collection and donations from others.
The community stood in awe as the sculpture was unveiled, its black curtain falling away to reveal a magnificent piece of art that is both inspiring as it is
heartbreaking. Those in attendance observed a moment of silence to honor the sacrifices of our veterans and for several beats, all that could be heard was the sound of rain hitting their umbrellas.
“Happy Valley has created a remarkable park here,” says Chris Markesino, a Happy Valley resident and Battalion Commander Lieutenant Colonel for the Oregon National Guard. “I encourage all community members and visitors to the City to take a walk through the Veterans Park and appreciate the significant work that has been accomplished over these past few years.”
From the flags to the benches to the newly unveiled sculpture, visitors are encouraged to explore the park. The site features an ADA-accessible ramp, making it easy for everyone to come and pay their respects.
A fitting and poignant metaphor came from former Lake Oswego Mayor Jack Hoffman, who remarked, “What Travis (Pond) did was take individual pieces and meld them together into an operational unit that’s recognized and respected. That’s what the military
does. A group of thousands of individuals that serve in different units but meld together to accomplish a singular purpose.”
The Happy Valley Veterans Memorial Park is located at Happy Valley City Hall and is open from dawn to dusk each day.
COMMUNITY SUPPORT FOR VETERANS
The City is dedicated to supporting military veterans through events and programs throughout the year. The Parks and Recreation Department organizes trips to local military sites, for example, while City Hall has helped coordinate special ceremonies to honor our service members. Local veterans can also gather for coffee and conversation every Thursday morning at New Seasons. These meet-ups are a perfect opportunity for veterans to connect, exchange stories, and bond over their shared experiences. This is all part of the City’s ongoing commitment to celebrating and supporting those who have served our country. Learn more at hv.city/veterans.
LEARN, PLAY, GROW AT YOUR LIBRARY
Everyone is welcome at the library. Whether you’re a fan of our big open spaces and browsing for books, or you like placing holds and downloading e-books, it’s always a good time to check out your library.
Visit! — Open seven days a week, you can explore the library to your heart’s content.
Get Comfy — Need to get some work done? The library has study tables, cozy chairs, and plenty of Wi-Fi to keep you connected.
Study Rooms — Need a place to have a virtual meeting or study? Use one of our three quiet study rooms at no cost. Simply book a room in advance or the day of with a valid library card.
Browsing — Yes, you can place holds, but sometimes it’s nice to discover something unexpected! Check out new titles, start a hobby, or just explore with over 100,000 items to choose from.
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Tech Central — Wi-Fi, computers, printer, copier, scanner - we’ve got you covered.
Reading In Many Languages — For readers of Chinese, English, Korean, Russian, Spanish, Ukrainian and Vietnamese, the Library has a lot of options for kids and adults. Find out more at go.lincc.org/ hvlanguages
Cultural Passes — Take your card on the road with passes to local attractions, free with your library card. Explore your options at go.lincc.org/hvcp
Download Your Next Read — Your library card gives you access to free downloadable e-books, e-audiobooks, and e-magazines through Libby by OverDrive. Find out more at lincc.org/ebooks
Print From Home — Send your print jobs from your computer or phone to our library printer. Get started at go.lincc.org/hvprint
PROGRAMS FOR EVERYONE
We have storytimes, a book group, and even a Genealogy Club! During the summer, there are fun activities for all ages like reading challenges and Concerts in the Park. Check our online calendar at go.lincc.org/hvprograms for the latest!
BUILT FOR THE FUTURE
The Happy Valley Library has grown! Our newly expanded building includes a dividable 300-person community room and 3 quiet study rooms. This 10,000+ square-foot expansion creates an opportunity for additional library programing and more community connections.
Driven by community feedback, the design goals of the expansion were to bring people together, promote learning, and strengthen our social ties. For more information, scan the QR code or head to hv.city/library-expansion.
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UNLEASH THE BENEFITS
How the City supports our canine companions
Keeping your dog’s license current in Happy Valley is not only the law, but it’s also a wonderful way to show you care about your furry friend’s safety and the well-being of our community. When your dog is licensed, it confirms they have a current rabies vaccination and makes it much easier for our Community Service Officers (CSOs) to reunite you if your dog is lost. Most importantly, a license signifies that your dog is part of your family and not a stray, ensuring they receive the proper care and attention they need if found away from home.
HOW WE CAN HELP
Should a lost dog be found wearing a collar with at least its first name, City staff can easily cross reference the City’s licensing database to locate you for reunification. CSOs also have the equipment needed to scan for microchips, which is a wonderful safeguard in the event your pup’s collar is removed or gets lost during their adventure out.
But these efforts only go so far in helping reunite dogs with their owners if information is up to date and a license is on file. That is why it is so important to keep your dog’s licensure in compliance should something happen.
IT TAKES A VILLAGE
Dogs that cannot be reunited with their owner are placed for shelter with our community partner, Clackamas Dog Services. This partnership allows us the ability to access accommodations right away, 24/7, ensuring safety, basic needs, and medical care are provided.
The City also collaborates with local veterinarians to remind pet owners of licensing requirements and vaccination rules. This collective effort significantly enhances public health and helps keep the community safe.
IS YOUR PUP UP TO DATE?
Licensing your dog is easy. Visit hv.city/hv-works to apply online and submit the associated fee. If your dog has a Clackamas County license or one from another jurisdiction, please contact City Hall to ensure it is compliant with the City of Happy Valley. The City is committed to working with residents, the County, and local vets to ensure both community safety and the well-being of pets.
SHOP LOCAL AT THE HV STORE!
Residents of Happy Valley are part of an active community and are often on the go. Whether we’re at a kids’ soccer game, golfing, running errands, or listening to a concert in Happy Valley Park, showing your Happy Valley pride is always in style. The HV Store offers a variety of items for purchase including hats, t-shirts, sweatshirts, bags, golf umbrellas, picnic blankets, wine glasses, and coffee mugs.
You can also peruse a variety of Happy Valley related items at community events throughout the year. Be sure to visit the City Booth at an upcoming Summer Concert to snag your next keepsake.
The HV Store is located at Happy Valley City Hall. Store hours are M-F 8 a.m. – 5 p.m.
HV Store
GIVING BACK
Volunteers share their talents to enhance the community
Throughout the year, our City benefits immensely from the dedication and hard work of its volunteers. These individuals and groups not only provide invaluable support and advice but also generously dedicate their time and energy to improving Happy Valley. Committee members tackle issues ranging from budgeting, traffic solutions, and park improvements to growth management, while countless other volunteers engage in service projects that enhance our environment, foster community spirit, and assist those in need. Their contributions reflect what is important in the community and help shape the community’s future. Together, these individuals and groups prioritize Happy Valley, consistently stepping up to make a difference.
To honor their contributions, the City recognizes
volunteer service and highlights the exceptional efforts of our community members. This past summer, City Committee members and other volunteers were acknowledged at a summer concert that made them the stars of the show. By celebrating these local heroes, we aim to express our gratitude and inspire others to participate in community activities. Their efforts are instrumental in shaping the future of Happy Valley and serve as a source of inspiration for us all.
Interested in getting involved? Volunteers are essential to the success of our community. Consider applying to join a City Committee or find a nearby volunteer opportunity to make a difference! Head to hv.city/city-committees to learn more.
THANK YOU 2024 CITY VOLUNTEERS
Al Matecko, Alan King, Alina Kravchuk, Amy Wallis, Ariya Andrews, Asher Chen, Avi Patel, Banessa Verkest, Bill Taylor, Bjorn Clouten, Brett Sherman, Clint Ehlers, Dale Guenther, David Emami, David Golobay, David Sharyan, Deeann Scott, Dominic Pienovi, Donald Hanna, Doris Bedsole, Eric Burmester, Erin Bell, Geri Naumcheff, Giancarlo Manzon, Glen Sachet, Glenn Wachter, Grace Bach, Gordon Hubbard, Izzy Garlington, Jameson Lee, Janice Kiser, Jen Anderson-Vue, Jennifer Ellis, Jennifer Huang, John Rask, Joshua Callahan, Julie Auvil, Kanak Patel, Kari Yon, Karen Hubbard, Keira Adsitt, Kevin Lentz, Kierun Sarish, Kim Henderson, Lance Gardner, Larissa Bonn, Lee
Jones, LizBETH Hale, Lucas Wong, Luke Stahl, Marchelle Paholsky, Marco Arboleda, Mario Musil, Mark Aasland, Mark Montalbano, Mary Helton, Marya Choudhry, Maya Terefe, Michael Morrow, Michelle Ma, Minh Matthews, Naomi Turrentine, Nate Hon, Nick Browne, Nicole Olson, Paige Hunt, Patrick Sheehan, Paul Grad, Ray Fager, Ray Kato, René Canler, Ryan Rudge, Sarmed Dilshad, Sheila Ritz, Shelley McFarland, Steve Sonk, Susan Kahut, Tom Ellis, Tricia Lee, Victoria Villalba Flores, Boys Team Charity, Friends of Happy Valley Library, Friends of Trees, Library Teen Advisory Board, National Charity League, North Clackamas/ Happy Valley Rotary
A COMMITMENT TO SAFETY PROTECTING AND SERVING HAPPY VALLEY
HAPPY VALLEY POLICE
In Happy Valley, we have a dedicated team of deputies who keep the community safe via proactive patrols, educational programs, and community outreach. Their engagement with the public demonstrates their commitment to working together to maintain the safety of the community.
Our deputies are known for their high level of compassion and low tolerance for crime, striking a balance that ensures both the well-being and the security of our community. They are always ready to lend a helping hand while standing firm against any actions that threaten our beloved community.
The City of Happy Valley proudly partners with the Clackamas County Sheriff’s Office (CCSO) to provide dedicated law enforcement services tailored to our community. Police services in Happy Valley are offered through an annual contract with CCSO, where deputies are specifically assigned to serve Happy Valley. This unique partnership allows the City to maintain local control and a distinct community identity for its police force while benefiting from the resources and capabilities of a larger law enforcement agency. Funding for these essential services is entirely covered by a special Public Safety Levy, voted on by residents every five years. This levy supports 24/7 police patrols, investigations, crime prevention, proactive traffic enforcement, school safety, and quick emergency response.
Follow the HV Police Department on Facebook @HappyValleyPolice or visit happyvalleyor.gov/police to learn more.
COMMUNITY SERVICE OFFICERS
Our Community Service Officers are committed to enhancing the quality of life for residents by enforcing the Happy Valley Municipal Code fairly and impartially. Regardless of the situation, these officers are always ready to provide residents with the information they need. They play a crucial role in keeping our community both safe and desirable.
Community Service Officers assist in reuniting lost pets with their owners, conducting home safety checks, and supporting law enforcement and fire departments during emergencies. Their responsibilities are diverse, including regular patrols of City parks, ensuring businesses comply with licensing requirements, overseeing construction site
regulations, and acting as liaisons with Homeowners Associations and vulnerable populations needing comprehensive resources. Through collaboration and proactive problem-solving, Community Service Officers truly work in partnership with our residents.
Learn more about your HV Community Service Officers online at happyvalleyor.gov/code-enforcement.
CLACKAMAS FIREFIGHTERS
The Clackamas Fire District (CFD) #1 stands as one of Oregon’s largest fire protection districts, boasting four stations in Happy Valley—Stations 5, 6, 7, and 8—which ensures rapid emergency response. Supported by nearly 300 career and volunteer firefighter/EMS personnel, CFD #1 is dedicated to public safety through both emergency services and educational outreach. Known statewide for hiring highly educated professionals and offering comprehensive training programs, they set a benchmark in the fire service industry.
Their expertise spans specialized areas such as swift water rescue, confined space rescue, and the innovative management of self-contained breathing apparatus (SCBA), which have attracted national recognition and set new standards in skill and leadership. Whether battling fires or providing emergency medical assistance, Clackamas Fire District #1 firefighters exemplify excellence and dedication in their field.
Discover more at clackamasfire.com.
THE TEEN VOICE
Happy Valley’s Youth Council is shaping the future
Since its inception in 2010, the Happy Valley Youth Council consists of teen residents committed to enhancing their community. These young councilors benefit from the mentorship of the City Council while working under the guidance of dedicated staff advisors, Steve Campbell and Stephani Hern.
Over the years, the Youth Council has become a platform for teens to voice their opinions and lead impactful projects. They have initiated and supported key programs such as Prescription Drug Turn-ins, an educational Car Care Clinic focused on safety, and interactive Youth Town Halls. Earlier this year, the group participated in the Oregon League of Cities’ annual City Day event, which gave the group a chance to connect with legislators and participate in a full-day Youth Summit. Locally, the Youth Council supports every community event in Happy Valley, acting as true ambassadors of the City throughout the year.
The group focuses on critical issues affecting teens today and are leaders in creating opportunities for important discussions. Subjects such as teen mental health, school safety, and the effects of social media have become prominent topics recognized by the group. They have even advocated for a ban on flavored tobacco products targeted at teens and
earned the unanimous support of Happy Valley City Council on a resolution that encourages the State Legislature to restrict its sale.
Building on their local achievements, the Youth Council has also partnered with other councils across the state to amplify the teen voice and exchange ideas related to cultivating youth civic engagement and encourage student-led programs. Their commitment to broadening their influence has taken them to Washington, D.C. to attend the annual National League of Cities Congressional City Conference, where they engage with youth councils nationwide and participate in youth delegate sessions. These travel experiences have included behind the scenes tours of the Capitol Buildings in both Salem and Washington, D.C. and direct interactions with legislators at both the state and federal levels.
Participating in the Youth Council is an extraordinary opportunity for students, as it offers them a firsthand look at how their efforts can lead to meaningful changes and shape the future. Their work today is demonstrating to both their peers and City influencers just how pivotal and influential their voices can be in driving progress and positive developments within the community.
Community partners, like Providence Health & Services and the Happy Valley Parks and Recreation Foundation have been steadfast supporters of the efforts of Happy Valley Youth Council. Sponsorship dollars help support multiple projects, giving youth councilors opportunity to engage the community and develop their leadership skills.
Is your business interested in sponsoring the Happy Valley Youth Council? Contact Youth Council Liaison, Stephani Hern, at stephanih@happyvalleyor.gov.
DREAM BIG
Inspiring Youth Engagement
Each year, the City of Happy Valley takes part in the Oregon Mayors Association’s If I Were Mayor contest which invites students from grades 4 through 12 to share their creative ideas on how to govern the city. Beyond the prizes, the contest serves as a way for the City to connect with some of its youngest citizens, encouraging civic responsibility and creative problem-solving. Through the activity, the City aims to familiarize students with the workings of local government, showing them firsthand how their ideas can influence policy and community initiatives. Depending on their grade level, students are encouraged to reflect on their community and present their visions through posters, essays, or digital media presentations. Topics students choose to cover often include issues related to safety, the environment, health and wellness, social services, and youth programs. By involving students at an early age, the City builds positive relationships and inspires enthusiasm about civic engagement. This connection helps students see that their ideas are valued and that they can play an active role in shaping their community.
To promote the contest and encourage submissions, the Mayor and City staff conduct outreach efforts at all the local schools, ensuring that students across different age groups are informed and motivated to participate. Submissions are typically accepted in early spring, with local winners selected by the City Council shortly thereafter. Winners are honored at a formal City Council meeting, where they receive certificates of achievement and a $100 cash prize. This recognition not only validates the participants’ efforts but hopefully inspires them to continue their involvement in civic activities. Their innovative ideas are celebrated locally and given the opportunity to compete at the state level through the Oregon Mayors Association.
Initiatives like the If I Were Mayor contest are essential for fostering the next generation of civic leaders. They ensure that young minds are engaged, informed, and prepared to contribute positively to their communities. By connecting with youth through such programs, the City of Happy Valley is investing in a brighter, more engaging future for all its residents.
KID ENTREPRENEURS ON THE RISE
A Personal Perspective
RENÉ CANLER, HAPPY VALLEY BUSINESS ALLIANCE PRESIDENT
The City of Happy Valley and the Happy Valley Business Alliance (HVBA) share a collaborative relationship that significantly benefits our community. This partnership proved especially fruitful last summer when the HVBA sponsored the inaugural Youth Entrepreneur Fair as part of the Concerts in the Valley series. By working together, the City and HVBA provided young people with valuable opportunities to explore entrepreneurship, fostering their growth and inspiring the next generation of business leaders.
During each concert, attendees had a chance to peruse and purchase the handmade items created by the participating students. The youth were provided with a designated spot to set up their merchandise and sell their goods, but they supplied all the décor and arranged their presentations.
We saw stickers, jewelry, soap, crochet, art, and so much more. Eager vendors ranging from kids as young as seven to dedicated teenagers took part, each supported
by proud families excited to see their children shine. To participate in the program, youth had to register ahead of time with the City and complete an application. The overwhelming interest from the community made it abundantly clear how much families were encouraged to support their children in this endeavor.
Members from the HVBA played an instrumental role in mentoring the young participants. At each concert, someone from our organization was on-site, offering constant encouragement and sharing business insights. The kids and teens gained valuable hands-on experience, learning how to interact with customers and confidently present and pitch their products. These interactions allowed the young entrepreneurs to develop their creativity, manage their earnings, and build their self-assurance. The presence of experienced HVBA mentors ensured that the young vendors felt supported and motivated, making the entire experience both educational and inspiring.
The HVBA and the City of Happy Valley provided a worthwhile program that undoubtedly benefitted our youth, but as with any initiative, the impact extended beyond the intended participants. I too found myself learning and growing from the experience.
As an observer, I saw families show up together and share in the excitement of setting up their booths. Fathers, mothers, and siblings arrived with multiple boxes in their hands, sometimes comically, products falling out of those overwhelmed containers as they made their way to their assigned table. The stress was always evident in the adults’ eyes, yet hardly ever in the youth. It could have been a disguise or evidence in the proof that the filter found in our youth should, somehow, be the goal we as adults should realize. Either way, watching our youth figure out their voice in the way they sell their product was fun to observe. Some were able to adapt within that same night – what a gift. Some didn’t need to adapt and seemed born to
sell. Others, one could see, would develop that ability over time, especially seeing the love showered by their parents. This experience taught me that the next generation of business leaders is not only capable but brimming with potential and creativity.
What a testament to what we truly value. Sometimes lost in the, what to come, or in future fruit, this Youth Entrepreneur Fair helped me focus, more importantly, in the now. The present is truly a gift. I’m not only grateful to be an observer during this past year’s Youth Entrepreneur Fair, but thankful for landing in this beautiful community of Happy Valley, and for being a part of our HVBA.
This year, the Youth Entrepreneur Program will expand its reach, offering kids and teens the opportunity to showcase their work at a variety of City events throughout the year. For all the details, be sure to follow the City of Happy Valley on Facebook or sign up for City notifications.
HVE STUDENTS EAT UP NEW PRINCIPAL’S PERSONALITY
Students at Happy Valley Elementary never know what to expect from Principal Sarah Jones. In her first year as the school’s lively leader, she’s already directed morning drop-off traffic dressed as a giant orange traffic cone. After the kids exceeded their annual jog-a-thon fundraising goal, their principal spent a day wearing an inflatable, colorful unicorn costume, complete with a long horn and bushy tail. Then on “Formal Day” during Spirit Week, “Miss Sarah” walked the halls in a fancy bridesmaid dress as if it was just another day at Happy Valley.
“She is the most kindest principal in the whole world,” summed up second grader Theodore Lui.
Yet even if Happy Valley’s surprised students never know what will come out of Jones’ closet next, they all know one thing for certain: Their principal cares very deeply about each one of them as more than just a student. Need proof? Just check the cafeteria, where Principal Jones meets groups of eager eaters most days to fulfill her goal of personally eating lunch with every single Happy Valley student before Winter Break. Yes, all 489 of them.
“My goal is to learn all their names and for them to see that the principal’s office is not a bad, ‘you’re in trouble’ place,” explained the personable principal.
In between burrito bites and chomps on chips, Miss Sarah’s special guests share plenty of heartwarming nuggets about their daily lives, which Jones scribbles on her scratch pad.
“Hey Miss Sarah, did you know my church is having a holiday play and I’m the narrator, so I’m writing all the scripts?” asked fifth grader Niko Skoro.
“I went to the mall over the weekend but I mostly just fought with my brother over the phone,” chimed in classmate Hailey Naung.
Jones smiles and nods along during each
conversation as she gets to know students. “I like to build that relationship. They love it because it’s quieter and calmer in my office, and I always like to ask them, ‘What makes your teacher super cool?’”
“The younger kids are hilarious,” she laughed. “Like one of them said about their teacher, ‘She’ll help you whenever you need help…unless you’re lying and she knows all the lies of the entire world.”
No lie -- Jones also keeps a list of student sentiments to share with each teacher. “And the feedback has been super positive when they receive my little lists.”
Second grade teacher Olivia Shaw can’t say enough about what a positive impact the school’s new principal has made in just her first few months on the job. “When I received an email with feedback that my students gave her about what they like about school and about me as a teacher, it really filled my bucket,” said Shaw. “I cried when I read it. The fact that she was thinking about kids and them having a good time learning about her, while making teachers feel good too, just speaks to who Sarah is.”
Jones says she’ll have eaten with all 489 students by mid-December, and it hasn’t taken long for kids from all grades to warm up to the caring culture she’s building throughout the two-story school.
“I really like our school because there’s always so much going on,” said Nuang. “Whether it’s a giant fundraiser or something small at recess, there’s always something going on that’s exciting.”
Will Jones cycle through students again after the break? “Just once a year,” she chuckled. “It’s a big time commitment, but it’s worth it to learn their names and get to know them.”
And students and staff love getting to know Miss Sarah as well. “She’s doing phenomenally in her first year,” said Shaw. “We just love her and she’s been a great addition to our school. We are all Team Sarah.”
A team that’s building an inclusive school culture one lunch at a time.
SARAH JONES
CURTIS LONG, NORTH CLACKAMAS SCHOOL DISTRICT COMMUNITY RELATIONS DIRECTOR
BUSINESS LISTINGS
Bakery, Food/Beverage
LE PETIT CAFE
13551 SE 145th Ave
Happy Valley, 97015 .............................503-875-0310
Santiago lepetitcafepdx.com
Barber Shops
BISHOPS CUTS/ COLOR
Happy Valley Town Center Drive
Happy Valley, 97086 .............................503-878-4994
Lee Jones bishops.co
DRYBAR HAPPY VALLEY
13220 SE 172nd Ave
Happy Valley, 97086 .............................971-396-3605
Karly Anderson drybarshops.com
GREAT CLIPS
818 SW 3rd Ave #221-3580
Portland, 97204....................................805-380-5115
Bryan Bitticks greatclips.com
Beauty
FACE IT AESTHETICS LLC
14210 SE Sunnyside rd
Happy Valley, 97015 .............................503-706-9679
Genelle holub faceitskin.net
LADY SECRETS- QUINCE, PROM & BRIDAL
12000 se 82nd ave
Happy valley, 97086.............................503-786-6191
Mar Estrella ladysecrets.com
Carpet Cleaning
MK CARPET CLEANING
15337 SE Lewis St
Happy Valley, 97086 .............................971-407-7814
Marcus Dickinson mkcarpetcleaning.com
Community
BEE-LIEVE EDUCATION FOUNDATION
5591 Broadway St
West Linn, 97068..................................503-754-6805
Steve Leitz bee-hivehoney.com
EXTREME PRODUCTS
12310 SE Hwy 212
Clackamas, 97015................................503-657-4806
Angela Cho extremeproductspdx.com
FRED MEYER
17005 SE Sunnyside Rd
Happy Valley, 97015 .............................971-999-6250
Korinne Gormley fredmeyer.com
HAPPY VALLEY FARMERS MARKET
13231 SE Sunnyside Road
Clackamas, 97015................................503-504-8615
jamie El-Khal sunnysidefarmersmarkets.com
HAPPY VALLEY LIBRARY
13793 SE Sieben Park Way Happy Valley, 97015 .............................503-783-3456 happyvalleyor.gov/library
HAWKS RIDGE APARTMENTS
13250 SE 162nd Ave Happy Valley, 97086 .............................503-558-8160 Leasing Of ce carlaprop.com/property/hawks-ridge-apartments
JOE DOUD AND COMPANY LLC, DBA JUNK-N-JOE
19830 NE Davis St Portland, 97230....................................503-957-4204 Gloria Eggers junk-n-joe.com
NORTH CLACKAMAS CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
8305 Se Monterey Ave Ste 104 Happy Valley, 97086 .............................503-654-7777
Jay Janes yourchamber.com
O-I GLASS, INC.
16306 SE Windswept Waters Dr Damascus , 97089................................909-568-5819
Aimee Reiner o-i.com
PLAY STREET MUSEUM HAPPY VALLEY
13120 SE 172ND AVE
Happy Valley, 97086 .............................503-963-6359
Tanya Wong happyvalley.playstreetmuseum.com
SONDER FIELDS
14798 SE Parklane Drive Happy Valley, 97015 .............................503-505-1633 sonder eldsapts.com
SUNNYSIDE FOURSQUARE CHURCH
13231 SE Sunnyside Rd Clackamas, 97015................................503-698-5555 Linda Huff sunnyside4.org
Consulting
ACCIDENT CARE CHIROPRACTIC AND MASSAGE OF CLACKAMAS 10201 SE Sunnyside Rd
Clackamas, 97015................................503-850-4762
Rich Sedei accidentcarechiropractic.com
CONFLUENCE LAW CENTER 24461 E Welches Rd
Welches, 97067....................................503-616-3113
Paula Walker, Attorney-at-Law con uencelawcenter.com
MOSS INSURANCE AGENCY
12550 SE 93rd Ave
Clackamas, 97015................................503-752-9721
Jaret Moss agents.farmers.com/or/clackamas/joseph-moss
PREMIER NW INSURANCE
421 High St Oregon City, 97045...............................971-233-8553 premiernw.net
Consulting, Internet/Computing POINT ECHO SOLUTIONS, LLC 1880 Willamette Falls Dr. West Linn, 97068..................................503-420-3246
Edward Faris pointecho.com
Consulting, Marketing/Promotions
Marco Arboleda salemmedia.com
Munro bsmco.com
James Maciokas PhD country nancial.com/james.maciokas
Randall Greco denalimortgage.com
Hilary Kissell emboldcu.org
Halley LeBleu iqcu.com
JARRARD, SEIBERT, POLLARD & CO CPA'S
1800 Blankenship Rd
West Linn, 97068
William Lisac jspcpas.com
503-723-7600
MADRONA WEALTH MANAGEMENT LLC
13091 SE Evening Star Dr
Happy Valley, 97086
Brett Sherman madronawealth.com
ROOT MORTGAGE
10151 SE Sunnyside Rd
Food/Beverage
BOBO BUBBLE TEA AND COFFEE
11211 SE 82nd Ave
Happy Valley, 97086
Steve Klotz bobobubbletea.com
503-854-4445
Clackamas, 97015 971-350-8969
René Canler rootmortgage.com/people/rene-canler
PRIME LENDING
9200 SE Sunnybrook Rd, Ste 160
Clackamas, 97015
503-913-7659 lo.primelending.com/clackamas
STANGIER WEALTH MANAGEMENT
12550 SE 93rd Ave
Clackamas, 97015
Gretchen Stangier stangierwealthmanagment.com
503-257-0057
TRUE NORTH RETIREMENT ADVISORS
10151 SE Sunnyside Rd
Clackamas, 97015
Ashley Micciche truenorthretirementadvisors.com
UMPQUA BANK
13183 SE 172nd Ave
happy valley, 97086
503-749-6176
CHICK-FIL-A CLACKAMAS PROMENADE
12520 SE 93rd Avenue
Clackamas, 97015 ................................ 503-308-6953
Brian Davis cfaclackamas.com
ELKA BEE'S COFFEE & BAKERY
12330 SE Sunnyside Road
Clackamas, 97015
Christine Richards elkabees.com
503-381-6585
IVORY COAST MANAGEMENT LLC
PO Box 2770
Clackamas, 97015
Mark & Janelle Bynum
LA COSTITA
14626 SE Sunnyside Rd
Clackamas, 97015
Francisca Garzon lacostita.com
MEDITERRANEAN GRILL LLC
15910 SE Happy Valley Town Center Dr
503-558-8741
STICKMEN BREWING
13100 SE 172nd Ave.
Happy Valley, 97068
Kevin Peck stickmenbeer.com/happy-valley
STILLWEATHER SPIRITS
10025 SE Eastview Drive
503-820-8642
Happy Valley, 97086 971-645-6588
Erin D'Achino stillweatherspirits.com
VALLEY PUBLIC HOUSE
12960 SE 162nd Ave
Happy Valley 971-271-2099
Brian & Ami Shannon valleypublichouse.com
VILLA'S MARKET
9515 SE 82nd Ave
Happy Valley, 97086
Medardo Villanueva
WILLAMETTE VALLEY VINEYARDS HAPPY VALLEY
13220 SE 172nd Ave
503-658-6778
503-307-2901
Happy Valley, 97086 503-427-2430
Lauren Druse wvv.com/visit-us/happy-valley
YOLOTL TRADITIONAL MEXICAN CUISINE
503-387-6869
HAPPY VALLEY, 97086 503-427-2746
Fadi Samir Arnaout mediterraneangrillrestaurant.com
PLENTY FOOD/L&A FOOD AND DELI
9972 SE 82nd Ave
503-454-2600
Harry Singh locations.umpquabank.com/or/happy-valley/13183se-172nd-ave
UNITUS COMMUNITY CREDIT UNION
9200 SE 82nd Ave
Happy Valley, 97086
Boyd Carroll unitusccu.com
503-227-5571
Financial & Investment Services, Consulting
J. GALT
9759 SE Nicholas Dr Happy Valley, 97086
480-516-2545 Dan Appelson
Happy Valley, 97086 ............................. 971-300-2351
Lyubov Shalya plentyfoodanddeli.com
PORTLAND CIDER CO.
8925 SE Jannsen Rd Bldg F Clackamas, 97015
504-744-4213 portlandcider.com
SAKURA YAKITORI AND SUSHI HOUSE
13200 SE 145th Ave
Happy Valley , 97086 503-427-0312
Alex sakurayakitoriandsushi.com
13140 SE 172nd avenue
Happy Valley, 97086 760-574-3881
Maria Garcia yolotlmexcuisine@gmail.com
Food/Beverage, Sports & Recreation
SAH-HAH-LEE GOLF COURSE
17104 SE 130th Ave
Clackamas, 97015 503-655-9249
Nick Lisac sah-hah-lee.com
Gifts / Stationery
HAPPY BASKETS
12907 SE Forest St
Vancouver, 98683 503-653-6120
Tangee Summerhill-Bishop happybaskets.com
Gifts / Stationery, Food/Beverage
NORTHWEST LOVE IN A BOX
13738 Southeast 122nd Avenue
Clackamas, 97015 503-380-4089
Kimberly Henderson nwloveinabox.com
Government
CITY OF HAPPY VALLEY
16000 SE Misty Dr
Happy Valley, 97086 503-783-3800 happyvalleyor.gov
CLACKAMAS COUNTY FIRE DISTRICT #1
11300 SE Fuller Rd
Milwaukie, 97222 ................................. 503-742-2778 clackamas re.com
CLACKAMAS WATER ENVIRONMENT SERVICES
150 Beavercreek Rd
Oregon City, 97045 .............................. 503- 742-4567 clackamas.us/wes
OFFICE OF SMALL BUSINESS ASSISTANCE
- OREGON SECRETARY OF STATE
255 Capitol St. NE Salem, 97310 844-469-5512
Ruth Miles sos.oregon.gov/businesssos
Health/Fitness
BREATHE YOGA AT BRIDGETOWN CHIROPRACTIC AND WELLNESS
13327 Southeast Misty Drive Happy Valley, 97086 503-482-9626 Angela Aponte-Reid breatheyogapnw.com
MY GYM CHILDREN'S FITNESS CENTERHAPPY VALLEY
16052 SE 82nd Dr. Clackamas, 97015 503-974-9227 Jen Anderson-Vue mygym.com/happyvalley
NORTHWEST PRIMARY CARE
16144 SE Happy Valley Town Center Happy Valley, 97086 503-569-4988 Brittany Baker nwpc.com
OSTEOSTRONG
11211 SE 82nd Ave Happy Valley, 97086 503-575-9845 Elise Holcombe osteostrongpdx.com
PROVIDENCE
10330 SE 32nd Ave Milwaukie, 97222 503-513-8300 providence.org/oregon
PROVIDENCE MILWAUKIE HOSPITAL
Emergency Department, diagnostic imaging, laboratory, general surgery 10330 SE 32nd Ave
Milwaukie, 97222 .................................503-513-8300 providenceoregon.org/milwaukie
SNAP FITNESS HAPPY VALLEY & SUNNYSIDE
14800 SE Sunnyside Rd Unit B
Happy Valley, 97015 503-427-2569 Darrin D. Hamblin happyvalley@snap tness.com
STARCYCLE HAPPY VALLEY 13183 SE 172nd Ave Happy Valley, 97086
503-855-4460 Kelly Mreen starcycleride.com
STRETCHLAB HAPPY VALLEY
15727 SE Happy Valley Town Center Dr Happy Valley, 97086 ............................. 503-207-0111 Michelle McCandless stretchlab.com/location/happyvalley
SUNNYSIDE DENTISTRY FOR CHILDREN 11411 SE Sunnyside Rd. Clackamas, 97015
503-855-5100 Dustin Davis sunnysidedentistryforchildren.com
THUNDER ELITE
12900 SE Hwy 212 Clackamas, 97015
503-353-7779 Jessica Skaw thunderelite.com
MAKING DENTISTRY FUN FOR KIDS
Health/Fitness, Medical/Dental
Margie Carter thrive.kaiserpermanente.org/care-near-oregon-southwest-washington
Hospitality / Event Centers
VENVINO
Janice S Kiser venvinoartstudios.com
Internet/Computing
John Jackson bytagig.com
Marketing/Promotions/ Creative Services
Aaron
HIGGINS
John Higgins higginssigns.com
Barbara
SWAG
INSPIRE
Tyler Thostenson inspirelifepdx.com MT.
Aleen Lee mtscottent.com
MT. HOOD HOSPICE
39085 Pioneer Blvd
Sunnyside, 97055 503-668-5545 mthoodhospice.org
OREGON PEDIATRICS-HAPPY VALLEY, PC
15970 SE Misty Dr. Ste 100 Happy Valley, 97086 503-427-2637
Kari Brown oregonpediatrics.com
PROVIDENCE EXPRESS CARE AT WALGREENS, HAPPY VALLEY
11995 SE Sunnyside Rd. Happy Valley, 97015 .............................888-227-3312 providenceexpresscare.org
PROVIDENCE MEDICAL GROUP –HAPPY VALLEY
16180 SE Sunnyside Rd., Suite 102 Happy Valley, 97015
Immediate Care ................................... 503-582-4975
Family Medicine & Obstetrics 503-582-4900 providence.org/pmg
PROVIDENCE MEDICAL GROUP –CLACKAMAS
9290 SE Sunnybrook Blvd., Suite 120
Internal and family medicine, pediatrics and obstetrics. Clackamas, 97015 ............................... 503-215-2110 providence.org/pmg
SUNNYSIDE DENTISTRY
14210 SE Sunnyside Rd
Clackamas, 97015 ................................ 503-558-9828
Jeanna R sunnysidedentistry.com
VIP MEDISPA
10001 SE Sunnyside Rd #120
Clackamas, 97015 503-513-5533
Sonja Grishkevich vipmedispa.com
YOUNG KIDZ DENTAL
14210 SE Sunnyside Rd
Clackamas, 97015 503-658-3384
Todd Young, DDS youngkidzdental.com
Nurseries / Garden Centers
ACE HARDWARE HAPPY VALLEY
14718 SE Sunnyside Rd
Happy Valley, 97015 503-653-6665
Daryl Stoli/Stuart Compton
Pediatrics
PROVIDENCE MEDICAL GROUP –CLACKAMAS
9290 SE Sunnybrook Blvd., Suite 120
Internal and family medicine, pediatrics and obstetrics. Clackamas, 97015 ............................... 503-215-2110 providence.org/pmg
PROVIDENCE MEDICAL GROUP –HAPPY VALLEY
16180 SE Sunnyside Rd., Suite 102 Happy Valley, 97015
Immediate Care ................................... 503-582-4975
Family Medicine & Obstetrics 503-582-4900 providence.org/pmg
Pet Services
CLACKAMAS COUNTY DOG SERVICES
13141 SE Highway 212
Clackamas, 97015 503-722-6729
Sarah Holcombe clackamas.us/dogs
EARTHWISE PET HAPPY VALLEY
12960 SE 162nd Ave
Happy Valley, 97086
Chanda Ennis happyvalley.earthwisepet.com
971-409-2534
NATURE'S ACRES DOG DAYCARE AND BOARDING AND RV STORAGE 18651 SE Foster Rd Damascus, 97089 503-666-4800
Sharon House naturesacresboarding@frontier.com
Physical Therapy
THERAPYDIA HAPPY VALLEY
13120 SE 172nd Ave Happy Valley, 97086 ............................. 503-825-2232 Ryan Eckert therapydiaportland.com/physical-therapy-in-happyvalley
PROVIDENCE CLACKAMAS
PHYSICAL THERAPY
9290 SE Sunnybrook Rd., Suite 230 Clackamas, 97015 ...............................503-215-2180 providence.org/rehab
PROVIDENCE HAPPY VALLEY
REHAB & SPORTS THERAPY
16180 SE Sunnyside Rd., Suite 204 Happy Valley, 97015 ............................503-582-4600 providence.org/rehab
Physical Therapy, Medical/Dental COMMUNITY PEDIATRIC THERAPY
.............................................................503-298-6706
Juliette Pierce communitypediatrictherapy.com
Professional Contractors
AC CONCRETE SOLUTIONS LLC
4244 SE 100th Ave
Portland, 97266....................................503-200-9698
Jiying Li acconcreto.com
ARMADAS EXTERIOR LLC
19564 SE Hwy 212 Damascus, 97089.................................503-753-1664
Lloyd Anderson armadas.us
BARTLETT TREE EXPERTS
11814 SE Jennifer St Clackamas, 97015................................503-722-7267
William Tanguay bartlett.com
BAURER CONSTRUCTION & FLOORING
845 NE Cleveland Gresham, 97030...................................503-780-2386
Brittany Scarborough baurer.com
BLISS ROOFING
14430 SE 98th Ct Clackamas, 97015................................503-653-6100
Kaitlin Cox blissroo ng.com
EURO COMFORT LLC
800 NW 16th Cir
Battle Ground, 98604............................971-720-6393
Aliaksei hvaceurocomfort.com
HER ROOFING CO. INC.
9425 SW Commerce Circle
Wilsonville, 97070................................503-946-9068
Jana Zavala herroo ng.com
JCM UTILITY DEVELOPMENT
2503 SE Hidden Way Vancouver, 98661.................................360-258-1208
Mckenzie Walker dropbury.com
MCCORD CONSTRUCTION
735 SE Mt. Hood Hwy Ste A Gresham, 97080...................................503-348-2366
Donivon J McCord Sr. mccordconstruction.com
PDX CLEANING LLC 11789 SE Broyles Ct Clackamas, 97015................................503-799-1931
Julie Rud
REBUILD LLC
3848 SE St Andrews Place Gresham, 97080...................................503-329-0937
Todd Hertner rebuildpdx.com
REDHILLS CONSTRUCTS
Oregon City, 97045...............................503-709-7901
info@redhillsconstructs.org
RED HILLS LAND AND DESIGN, LLC
14195 SE Dagwood Ln
Happy Valley, 97086 .............................503-970-2456
Bill redhillsld.com
THE WALL
11120 NE Marx St
Portland, 97220....................................503-519-9877
Rick McCutcheon bythewall.com
Real Estate Services
AMY FARRARA -
AMERICAN PACIFIC MORTGAGE
2737 SE 21st Ave
Portland, 97202....................................503-997-9364
Amy Farrara apmortgage.com/amy-farrara
ANTONIO GARCIA OJUEL REAL ESTATE
10135 SE Sunnyside Rd Clackamas, 97015................................503-891-0472
Antonio Garcia Ojuel antoniogarciaojuel.premierepropertygroup.com
ARROW HOME LOANS
205 SE Spokane St Portland, 97202....................................503-975-6623
Ross Foster arrowhomeloans.com
BETTER HOMES AND GARDENS REAL ESTATE
12674 SE Meadehill Ave. Happy Valley, 97086 .............................503-734-0337
Patrick Sheehan patricksheehan.com
COLLEGE HUNKS
HAULING JUNK & MOVING
402 Beavercreek Rd.
Oregon City, 97045...............................775-303-4812
Scott C Lane collegehunks.com
DIRECTORS MORTGAGE INC
16406 SE Orchard View Ln Damascus, 97089.................................503-810-0028
kelsey panek directorsmortgage.com/kelsey-panek
GEORGETOWN REALTY
13100 SE Sunnyside Rd Clackamas , 97015...............................503-805-4344
Trish Kelly gtrealty.com
HOMETEAM INSPECTION SERVICE OF NORTHEAST PORTLAND
Dan Appelson danappelson@gmail.com.....................480-516-2545 hometeam.com/northeast-portland
KEN CHIN, REALTOR
9200 SE Sunnybrook Blvd
Clackamas, 97015................................503-773-5205
Ken Chin kenchinrealtor.com
KERR PROPERTIES, INC.
13255 SE 130th Ave
Happy Valley, 97015 .............................503-666-0922
Sean Kerr kerrpropertiesinc.com
MICHELLE GROVES, RE/MAX EQUITY GROUP
9200 SE Sunnybrook Blvd
Clackamas, 97015................................503-926-4383
Michelle Groves michelle-groves.remax.com
NW NEST REAL ESTATE
10151 SE Sunnyside Rd
Clackamas, 97015................................503-380-5543
Justin Kiesz nwnestrealestate.com
OREGON DIGS REAL ESTATE 12960 SE 162nd
Happy Valley, 97086 .............................503-239-7400
Sondra McFeters oregondigs.com
PREMO REAL ESTATE, LLC 15141 SE Myra Ln
Clackamas, 97015................................503-310-8153
Sean Premo premorealestate.com
HERstandsforHonesty,Equality, andRespect,allofwhichre ect HERRoo ng’scorevalues.
CERTIFIED,AWARDED,ANDPROVEN
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REAL ESTATE PERFORMANCE GROUP
16728 SE Mist Layer Loop
Happy Valley, 97086 .............................321-412-0212
Carlo Castoro mrhappyvalley.com
REMAX EQUITY GROUP
9200 SE Sunnybrook Blvd
Clackamas, 97015................................503-781-9108
Eugene Lew qualityhomesofportland.com
TICOR TITLE
9200 SE Sunnybrook Blvd
Clackamas, 97015................................503-686-5436
Alexsis Woolsey ticortitleportland.com
V.I.P. PROPERTY MANAGEMENT, INC. 11812 SE Sunnyside Rd
Clackamas, 97015................................503-255-2959
Brandon Vogelpohl vippropertyman.com
ROOFING: Ourfactory-trainedteam installsGAFroofs,includingGAFEnergysolar shinglesthatcombinesleekdesignwith renewableenergysavings.
GUTTERS: Weinstallhigh-quality guttersandgutterguardsthatarefunctional, attractive,anda ordable.
SIDING,DOORS& WINDOWS: WeinstallJamesHardie bercementsidingando erwindowand doorreplacementstoenhanceyourhome’s durability,beauty,ande ciency.
SOLAR: Harnessthepowerofthesun withourprofessionalsolarpanelinstallations, designedtomaximizeenergysavings.
WENDI MUELLER - PREMIERE PROPERTY GROUP, LLC REAL ESTATE
10135 SE Sunnyside Rd
Clackamas, 97015................................503-747-8603
Wendi Mueller wendimueller.premierepropertygroup.com
WINDERMERE HAPPY VALLEY
REAL ESTATE
13255 SE 130th Ave Ste 400
Happy Valley, 97015 .............................503-658-2030
Virginia Getz virginiagetz.withwre.com
Real Estate Services, Consulting LIZBETH HALETREE CITY REAL ESTATE P.C 8305 SE Monterey Ave Happy Valley, 97086 .............................503-757-1869
LizBeth Hale treecityrealestate.com
Senior Living ARCADIA
TESTIMONIALS:
“Whenwedecidedtoredoourroofitwasbecauseofaholethathadcome throughtheceiling.ItwasstressfulandIdidn’tknowwheretoturn.Ihad atleast10di erentcontractorscomeinadditiontoourmotherstoour homeandprovideestimates.NotonlywasArmadatheleastexpensive quote,theywerealsothe rstpeoplewhomademefeellikeIcantrust. Unlikesomeofthecompaniesouttherethatjustcomeandsenda salespersontopushyouintoasaleandthenhiresomeothercontractorsto dotheworktheseguysquoteanddothework.It’safamilybusinessand it’salocalOregonbusinessandthatmeansalottome.Notonlyarethey localthey’realsoexcellentcraftsmen,e cientwiththeirtimeandyours andverycommunicative.Fromstartto nishIhadawonderfulexperience andIwould10outof10recommendthemtoanyone.AnythingexteriorI everneedinthefuturetheywillbemy rstcall.”- DanKemble
“Ihavenothingbuthighpraiseforthiscompanyandworkers.Theydida greatjobreroo ngourhouseandtotalcleanupafterwardssotherewas nothinginouryardtoshowthattheyhadevenbeenthere.Wehadone smallissueandwithin3daysRandypersonallycametotakecareofit.A beautifuljobwelldoneatareasonableprice.” -MickHarris
Moretestimonialsareavailableonourwebsite: www.Armadas.us
MIRAMONT POINTE/GOODMAN GROUP
11520 SE Sunnyside Rd
Clackamas, 97015................................503-698-1600
Toni Mode miramontpointe.com
MONTEREY COURT MEMORY CARE
8915 SE Monterey Court Ave
Happy Valley , 97086............................503-654-3200
Laura Steinke montereycourt.com
MORNINGSTAR ASSISTED LIVING & MEMORY CARE OF HAPPY VALLEY
14391 SE Princeton Village Way
Happy Valley, 97015 .............................503-360-0883
Josie Cole morningstarseniorliving.com
THE SPRINGS AT HAPPY VALLEY
13160 SE 172nd Ave
Happy Valley, 97086 .............................503-658-8484
Linda Temple thespringsliving.com/senior-living/or/happy-valley/se172nd-avenue
Skills and Learning
HARMONY ROAD
MUSIC CENTER OF OREGON
16703 SE McLoughlin Blvd Suite C Milwaukie, 97267.................................503-557-5151 harmonyroadoregon.com
LA SALLE CATHOLIC COLLEGE PREPARATORY
11999 SE Fuller Rd
Milwaukie, 97222.................................503-353-1424
Andrea Burns, Vice President of Advancement and Communications lsprep.org
NORTH CLACKAMAS EDUCATION FOUNDATION
6031 SE King Rd
Milwaukie, 97222..................................503 353 6053
Stephanie Rose nc-foundation.org
SUNSTONE MONTESSORI SCHOOL
13515 SE Rusk Road
Milwaukie, 97222.................................503-768-3847
Peter Oviatt sunstonemontessori.org
Sports and Recreation
US WORLD CLASS TAEKWONDO HAPPY VALLEY
16126 SE Happy Valley Town Center Drive
Happy Valley , 97086............................503-658-3100
Carlos Sepulveda tkd-happyvalley.com
SAH-HAH-LEE GOLF COURSE 17104 SE 130th Ave
Clackamas, 97015................................503-655-9249
Nick Lisac sah-hah-lee.com
Telecommunications, Marketing/ Promotions/Creative Services
KOIN 6 .............................................................503-464-0668
Kathie Dougherty
Travel / Roadside Assistance
COLONIAL TRAVEL AGENCY INC
28515 SE Hwy 212
Boring, 97009.......................................503-657-0955
Beth Davis colonialtravel.com
TRAVEL WITH JENA 13865 SE Falcon Ave Happy Valley, 97015 .............................503-919-1911
Jena Novotny Tree Care
ARBOR ART TREE SERVICE LLC
10333 E Burnside st
Portland, 97216....................................503-421-3908
Jason Paden treeservicesoregon.com
CITY WIDE TREE SERVICES
16090 SE McLoughlin Blvd
Milwaukie, 97267.................................503-653-6873
GARY NEBERGALL citywidetreeservicepdx.com
11520 SE Sunnyside Road Clackamas, OR 97015 miramontpointe.com
www.happyvalleyor.gov/community/newsletters
You Can Help Prevent Water Pollution
Keeping your lawn free of weeds involves many choices—some are hazardous to our families, pets, and waterways.
Safest
Annually aerate, de-thatch and over-seed bare spots in the spring. This will keep the lawn dense and healthy, which keeps out weeds. Use a long-handled weed removal tool for easy weed removal. Fertilize only in fall with a slow release fertilizer, if at all.
Next Best
If you choose a weed or insect control product, look for the OMRI label which helps identify less hazardous chemicals. Always read and follow the label, as even natural/organic products can be harmful. Only apply products when multiple dry days are forecast. Spot spray only the individual weeds you really can’t live with!
Important Measures You Can Take
Do not apply pesticides, herbicides or fertilizers under windy conditions, or when rain, snow or hail is predicted within the next 48 hours.
Consider hiring an ECOBIZ certified landscaper! See www.ecobiz.org
Clackamas Water Environment Services produces clean water, protects water quality and recovers renewable resources. We do this by providing wastewater services, stormwater management, and environmental education. It’s our job to protect public health and support the vitality of our communities, natural environment, and economy.
Learn more at clackamas.us/wes/education
