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Local Business Profiles
Clackamas Review, Wednesday, March 3, 2014

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Advocating for a Strong Local Economy.

Oregon Impact is a non-proit agency that provides education and awareness
The North Clackamas County Chamber serves businesses in programs to schools, at businesses and community events on impaired & dis-
Damascus, Gladstone, Happy Valley, Milwaukie, the unincorporated tracted driving as well as conducting the Clackamas County DUI Impact Panel.
areas in between, and neighboring Southeast Portland.
Executive Director Janelle Lawrence and a dedicated
These communities are rich in opportunities to live, work, and play.
group of volunteers work diligently to stop the prevent-
able losses caused by the decision of drivers who get
behind the wheel under the inluence by sharing their ex-
The North Clackamas County Chamber of Commerce engages the periences while encouraging people to make good choices
business community to enhance a vibrant regional economy by when driving. “Oregon Impact is able to reach throughout
advocating for a pro-business platform, offering educational Oregon and start conversations” said Lawrence. “Along with impaired driving we are also offering information on
opportunities, and providing networking and marketing opportunities. distracted driving, which is causing a signiicant number
To learn more about how your business can beneit from Chamber of injuries and fatality crashes.” When talking about DUI
crashes one of our tools is our Mobile Educational Crash
membership, contact us at 503-654-7777 or yourchamber.com.
Car Trailer which contains a car that was involved in a
Janelle Lawrence
fatality crash in Oregon City. “We have all seen a crash
Executive Director
on the side of the road or perhaps been involved in one
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ourselves” Lawrence added “but with the trailer you have
the opportunity to be up close and really see the devastation that one bad deci-
sion can cause.”
GET ACQUAINTED Oregon Impact has expanded their mission to include car seat resources at
www.childsafetyseat.org. The website allows Oregon Impact to provide informa-
tion to ensure that even the smallest Oregonians arrive safely at their destina- tions. “We are offering safety tips, car seat clinics and resources” commented
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Lawrence. “Having a Certiied Car Seat Technician to ensure your child is riding
as safely as possible is a real peace of mind for caregivers.” Nationwide 75% of
car seats and booster seats in use are not installed properly and will not func-
tion correctly in the event of a crash.
If you have a community event that you would
like Oregon Impact or the Child Safety Seat
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janelle@oregonimpact.org
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