Lake Oswego’s Martha Schrader to run for reelection on Clackamas County commission

Lake Oswego resident Martha Schrader, who has served on the Clackamas County Board of Commissioners for most of the last two decades, seeks her fifth term on the elected body.

Schrader said she is running again because she has some unfinished business. She wants to help move forward a recovery center for people experiencing addiction in Clackamas County, provide more broadband service to rural areas, address the lack of child care centers in the county, potentially increase the capacity of drug courts and provide rehabilitation — among other reforms related to Measure 110 — and see the new Clackamas County courthouse completed. She also hopes to work on business retention, expansion and recruitment through the county’s economic development team.

Read more in the Lake Oswego Review.

Schrader discusses economic opportunity at TMK Creamery on ClackCoTV

Schrader, a former librarian, celebrates Gladstone Library

Gladstone Library breaks ground on future home

On a sunny October afternoon, library lovers, community members, and city, county, and state officials gathered at 525 Portland Avenue to celebrate the future home of the Gladstone Library.

To passersby, the gathering on the empty site may have appeared peculiar— but to the people present, the day signified an exciting milestone in a years-long process.

Schrader and Commissioner Mark Shull visit Tukwila Springs Housing Development

Watch the video here: https://facebook.com/ClackamasCounty/videos/tukwila-springs-martha-schrader-and-mark-shull/767692464271952/

Schrader shares the importance of pollinators for local agriculture