Clackamas County commissioners voted Tuesday, March 16, to approve an amended resolution from 2017 committing the board to work in a “nonpartisan” manner. The reaffirmation of the resolution came at the request of Commissioner Paul Savas who suggested the board take another look at the three-year-old document to include new language addressing political parties or […]
When the Oregon Legislature passed HB2017 last year, the transportation package did not include any construction funding for Interstate 205 to resolve the 5.8-mile-long bottleneck. The transportation package did however include a mandate to initiate tolling of Interstate 5 and I-205. Now, as the discussion of tolling continues, the concerns of interstate traffic diverting onto […]
Paul Savas writing for the Clackamas Review: I have been testing tailpipe emissions since 1975. One aspect of my business for over 25 years was specializing in fuel efficient products that reduced emissions, and we were one of the first to register with DEQ’s vehicle emission testing program. As a business owner I made significant […]
Clackamas Review – May 20, 2014 Clackamas County Commissioner Paul Savas, a moderately conservative member of the board, was able to overcome criticisms that he hasn’t been seeing eye-to-eye enough with Chairman John Ludlow and Commissioner Tootie Smith in a defamation campaign that culminated this month in Lake Oswego Councilor Karen Bowerman’s attempt to unseat […]
Lake Oswego Review – May 15, 2014 Commissioner Savas deserves our vote I’m voting for Paul Savas, Clackamas County Commissioner. Here’s why you should, too. Paul ran a successful small business in Oak Grove for more than 20 years. He brings that practical business experience to the commission. Paul worked on Oak Grove water and […]
Clackamas Review – May 15, 2014 I for one, have done my share of putting out fires, whether it be by testifying at a commission business meeting, or sending written comments to the paper. Having been active in Clackamas County for over 54 years, and having served in many volunteer positions, putting someone like Paul […]
Alert: Don’t be fooled! Dear Friends, With only 6 days remaining till the May 20 election we are in full campaign mode. It is time to encourage your friends, family, and neighbors to vote. I am honored to announce that I have received numerous key endorsements and the list continues to grow. The North Clackamas Chamber […]
Oregon City News – April 30, 2014 Savas is a Voice of Reason I urge all Clackamas County voters to re-elect Paul Savas and Jim Bernard as county commissioners…. Paul Savas is a voice of reason, fairness, and has a vision for the future of Clackamas County. Paul diligently studies and researches the issues facing […]
Clackamas Review – April 23rd, 2014 Honest commitment to good governance I write in support of two candidates to the Clackamas County Commission, Jim Bernard and Paul Savas. Both men have demonstrated the qualities necessary to effectively govern our county. They come from different parties but work together for the common good. They offer a […]
Dear Friends, All signs indicate the campaign is in full swing. Signs big and small are going up around the county and yard signs are now available to you upon request. Saturday we will be at the Bomber Restaurant between 2-3 pm handing out signs. Stop by and say hello. (13515 SE McLoughlin Blvd in […]
