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Fiscal Services

Fiscal Services

Clackamas ESD offers payroll, accounts payable, purchasing, accounting, grant management and other business services to the districts that need business services support. The goal of business services is to support the mission and operations of Clackamas County schools by providing excellent stewardship of resources and facilitating transparency between schools and the public.

Annual Report

Our annual report reviews the impacts we are having on educators, students and families in Clackamas County through the services we provide our region.

Local Service Plan

Our annual local service plan, or LSP, outlines the specific services we provide to our 10 partner school districts each year through a variety of funding sources. Services outlined in the plan reflect input received from each of those districts. This plan includes services adopted by district resolution, along with explanations of all grants, contracts and entrepreneurial initiatives.

Procurement

We do not have any open RFPs at this time.

Adopted Budget

Archived Content Notice:
Past adopted budget documents are maintained for historical reference and may not meet current accessibility standards. To request this content in an accessible format, please email info@clackesd.org.

Financial Report

Archived Content Notice:
Past financial report documents are maintained for historical reference and may not meet current accessibility standards. To request this content in an accessible format, please email info@clackesd.org.

Program Contacts

Clackamas ESD Front Desk
Phone: 503-675-4000

News

Oct 14,2026

Beyond compliance: Supporting stronger outcomes for special education students

October 14th, 2026|

A well-written IEP can meet every requirement on paper. The bigger question is what happens next: Is the student receiving the right support? Are they making progress?  That is at the heart of Clackamas ESD Regional Technical Assistance Provider Dan Sheppard’s work. Created in 2023–24 as part of a statewide [...]

Sep 30,2026

Making digital spaces work for everyone

September 30th, 2026|

Curb cuts, ramps, and automatic doors help people with disabilities access our buildings. But what makes a PDF, online form, or video accessible to someone with a visual, hearing, cognitive, or motor disability? Access matters in digital spaces, too. “Digital accessibility is about removing barriers,” said Amy Mintonye Paul, Clackamas [...]

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