About Us
ABOUT THE CPO
A voice for our local community.
The Eagle Creek–Barton Community Planning Organization connects neighbors with the information and public processes that shape our area.
LOCAL REPRESENTATION
Who we are
Community Planning Organizations are independent, volunteer-led advisory groups recognized by Clackamas County. They give community members in unincorporated areas a way to stay involved in local land-use planning and other concerns.
Our published bylaws describe goals that include informing residents about proposed land-use changes, creating a two-way channel with public agencies, preserving the natural environment, and raising transportation and community safety concerns.
OUR PURPOSE
What matters to our CPO
Informed neighbors
Share reliable information about changes that could affect our area.
Respectful participation
Create opportunities to listen, ask questions, and share local knowledge.
A healthy rural environment
Consider the natural landscape, neighborhood character, and long-term community interests.
WHERE WE SERVE
Our community boundaries
The published bylaws describe an area involving Highway 224, the Clackamas River, Duus Road, Eagle Fern Park, and Deep Creek. That description is not a substitute for an up-to-date parcel check.
ORGANIZATION
Officers and governance
Clackamas County currently lists Brent Parries as president of the Eagle Creek–Barton CPO. Officers, membership, voting qualifications, elections, and meeting procedures are addressed in the organization’s bylaws.
The bylaws currently published by the county state they were amended June 12, 2003. Contact the CPO with questions about the most current governing documents.
Brent Parries serves as the president of the Eagle Creek–Barton CPO.
Join the conversation
You do not need to be an officer to attend a public meeting. Come learn about local issues, meet your neighbors, and discover ways to participate.