Stafford Hamlet

We cherish our rural character

As residents of a rural unincorporated area in Clackamas County, we have adopted a set of Values and Vision for our community. The Stafford Hamlet was born out of the idea that change is inevitable, including changing the way we develop. We value the qualities – the "Stafford Character" – that make our community a desirable place to live.

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COVID-19 information for Stafford Hamlet Residents

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Recent updates

COVID-19 Information for Stafford Hamlet Residents

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March 20, 2020

Urban-Rural Interface Active Agricultural Challenge #4

The Island “… a name once commonly used for a certain Clackamas County Area” Clackamas County Historical Society, 1964-1965 Can you name the waterways that make the “Island” possible?

December 3, 2019

Urban-Rural Interface Active Agricultural Challenge #3

In the mythology of this area, Coyote and other beings shaped the surrounding landscape as you see it today. This work was very intentional as they were preparing it

November 27, 2019

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CANCELLED–Stafford Hamlet Family Fest

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Sep 12 all-day

The 4th Annual Stafford Hamlet Family Fest, originally planned for September 12, 2020 will be cancelled due to the State of Oregon’s measures to safeguard the health of our community during the COVID 19 pandemic.

September 2020 Sep 2020

Why we're here

CHARACTER

The Hamlet community solidly supports preserving the Stafford Character, which includes open space, pastoral views, native trees and wildlife, and the Tualatin River and its tributaries.

Progress

We aim to unite in crafting meaningful recommendations for change that serve both individual interests and the common good in a manner that is just, fair, and reasonable for all.

Advocacy

We come together—as landowners and neighbors, as developers, conservationists, and people in the middle—to create a model of limited self-governance recognized by Clackamas County as Stafford Hamlet.