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2012-2013 North Clackamas County Chamber of Commerce Business Directory
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Founded
on
principles
of
economic, social, and environmental
sustainability, the City of Damascus
maintains a rural community feel.
Nestled within buttes, adorned with
evergreens and stunning views of
Mt. Hood,
and the
Clackamas River,
the area offers venues for year-round
outdoor recreational opportunities
and community gatherings. The city
embraces its mission to work along-
side its citizens to provide a complete
community where people can live,
work, shop, play and learn.
November 2, 2012 marks
Damascus’
8-year anniversary
as an incorporated
city. The Damascus City Council and
staff continue to work closely with the
citizens of Damascus and regional
partners to develop a comprehensive
plan that will designatehow the citywill
growover time intoa communitywhich
embraces sustainable development
practices; protects the wealth of
natural resources and nurtures a viable
visitor friendlycommunity.Visitors from
around the world are attracted by the
unique land use planning challenges
the city is facing in developing its
comprehensive plan, yet they are
also intrigued by the sheer beauty
of this quaint community nestled in
forested buttes and enriched with
farmlands, nurseries and home based
businesses. Exceptional views of Mt.
Hood greet visitors as they travel
eastbound through Damascus. To the
southwest travelers and residents alike
enjoy the Clackamas River renowned
for its Salmon and Steelhead fishing as
well as for a great rafting experience.
Damascus visitors will experience
a welcoming, friendly atmosphere
as they patronize our local shops,
businesses and restaurants.
Damascus community contacts
Boring Water District.......... 503-663-4594
Clackamas Fire Dist. 1......... 503-742-2600
Clackamas Co. Sheriff. ........503-655-8218
Damascus City Hall ............ 503-658-8545
The County’s Newest City
City of
Damascus
Majestic Mount Hood.
Damascus area events
Damascus Candle:
From past to
present; Damascus is renowned for its
celebration of the State’s Centennial.
In 2009, Damascus refurbished the
candle and celebrated Oregon’s
sesquicentennial. It stands today as a
subtle beacon of light honoring the past
and lighting the future for the citizens of
Damascus and all who pass through.
Day in Damascus
is a community event
for all ages that takes place throughout
the city and includes many free
activities such as live entertainment,
safety fair, dog show, petting zoo,
artisans’ and farmers’ market and
field games. Also, for a minimal price
there are a variety of booths with kids’
activities, food and a silent auction. The
event is held on the last Saturday of
July from 10:00 AM – 4:00 PM.
www.dayindamascus.org
Nuts N Bolts Theater
is just down the
road in Boring, held at the Grange with
local cast members producing witty and
entertaining local community theater.
Damascus Square Trick or Treat:
October 31, 2012, 4–6 PM.
Holiday Celebration:
December 10, 2012, 5–7 PM.
Damascus Make Damascus Shine
City-Wide Clean-up events:
April 28th – May 4th, 2013.
Good Morning Damascus:
(Civic
Organizations) Meeting 2nd Friday of
each Month 7:30–8:30 AM.
www.gmdamascus.org.
Jim Clark
See more at the City of
Damascus website.
www.ci.damascus.or.us