Who We Are

Oregon City Together (OCT) is a coalition representing all sectors of our community. Parents, teens, community and school leaders, elected officials, and representatives from law enforcement, faith-based groups, organizations serving serving youth, neighborhood organizations and government agencies are all involved.

Members Partners Funding

Sector Representatives & Members

Oregon City Together Staff

Heidi Blackwell
Parent & Oregon City School Board Member

Kacy Buel
Buels Impressions Printing, business sector

Simon Fulford
Executive Director, Parrott Creek Child & Family Services and True Housing, other agency substance use sector

Candice.Henkin
Supervisor, Oregon City Community Education

Jeremy Hill
Dean of students, Tumwata Middle School

Shelley Knop
Parent & Opioid Prevention Advocate

Brian McCrady
Prevention Specialist, Clackamas County Children, Families and Community Connections, government sector

Liz Mogil
Student Services Facilitator, OCSD

Doug Neeley
Former Mayor

Lisa Normand
Director of Human Resources and Communications
Oregon City School District

Maureen Palaoro
Coalition chair and 5th Grade Teacher, Gaffney Lane Elementary

Dave Plummer
SRO, Oregon City Police, law enforcement sector

Kevin Rankin
Owner, Silver Lining Media, media sector

Brian Shaw
Oregon City Optimists, civic organization sector

Pastor Josh Shelton
Park Place Church, faith-based sector

Melissa Sebastion
Aquatic and Recreation Manager, city of Oregon City

Pam Wilson
Prevention Specialist

Anne Haynes
Staff
anne.haynes@orecity.k12.or.us

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Kathleen Agee, RN
Healthcare professional sector

Lynn Barry
Dean of students, Oregon City High School

Kacy Buel
Buels Impressions Printing, business sector

Anne Haynes
Staff

Candice.Henkin
Supervisor, Oregon City Community Education

Jeremy Hill
Dean of students, Tumwata Middle School

Bryce Hirt
High school student, youth sector

Simon Fulford
Executive Director, Parrott Creek Child & Family Services and True Housing, other agency substance use sector

Brian McCrady
Prevention Specialist, Clackamas County Children, Families and Community Connections, government sector

Liz Mogil
Student Services Facilitator, OCSD

Doug Neeley
Former Mayor

Lisa Normand
Director of Human Resources and Communications, Oregon City School District

Maureen Palaoro
Coalition chair and health teacher, Gardiner Middle School

Kevin Rankin
Owner, Silver Lining Media, media sector

Spencer Rohde
SRO, Oregon City Police, law enforcement sector

Brian Shaw
Oregon City Optimists, civic organization sector

Pastor Josh Shelton
Park Place Church, faith-based sector

Kaley Smith, RN
parent sector

Melissa Tierney
Recreation Programmer, city of Oregon City

Angela Wright
Neighborhood associations

Pam Wilson
Coordinator
Anne.Haynes@orecity.k12.or.us
503-785-8000 ext. 7318

Everyone is welcome. Join us!

Partners

Community partners are essential in helping the coalition meet its goals. Partners include:

Alliance Charter Academy
AVID (Advancement Via Individual Determination)
City of Oregon City
Clackamas Academy of Industrial Sciences
Clackamas County Commissioners
Clackamas County Children, Family & Community Connections Division
End of the Oregon Trail Interpretive Center
DECA
Dutch Bros Coffee
Family Fun Center
Gardiner Middle School
Haskett Orthodontics
JROTC
McMenamin’s

Mike’s Drive-In
Oregon City Chamber of Commerce
Oregon City Fred Meyer
Oregon City Grocery Outlet
Oregon City High School
Oregon City High School Student Council
Oregon City Library
Oregon City News/Pamplin Media Group
Oregon City Optimist Club
Oregon City Police Department
Oregon City School District 62
Oregon City Service Learning Academy
Tumwata Middle School

Funding

Oregon City Together’s 10-year Drug-Free Community Coalition Grant ended September 30, 2023. The coalition is the recipient of a Clackamas County Children, Family & Community Connections Division Youth Substance Abuse Prevention Grant funded with some of the county’s marijuana tax dollars.

Other funding includes an Oregon City Metro Enhancement Grant for fentanyl awareness as well as funding from the city of Oregon City to address risk factors for youth substance misuse, including Opioids.

The Oregon City School District serves as OCT’s fiscal agent, providing a generous in-kind contribution.