There is a growing distrust between the people of Clackamas County and the county government. People are concerned about waste and inefficiency. They believe that government is pushing the wrong priorities. We need a change. As county chair I will listen. Together we can maximize existing resources, make wise choices and protect our community.
Paul Savas – Leadership On The Issues
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Paul and his supporters at the Gladstone Chautauqua Festival Parade 
2010 Oak Lodge Treatment Plant Project opening Celebration,
Oak Lodge received a 5 million dollar stimulus loan from DEQ
2009 Grand Opening of Stringfield Park, a joint project withOak Lodge Sanitary and North Clackamas Parks
- Paul is a fiscal conservative that wants to eliminate wasteful spending.
- Paul wants transparency & accountability in government spending.
- Paul is pushing for Sustainable economic policies which promote family wage jobs and a business friendly environment that spurs economic activity in the private sector.
- Paul believes county government should balance its checkbook like the rest of us!
- Paul wants to develop strategies for rural and urban communities that will improve our quality of life.
- Paul is the only candidate that lives in unincorporated Clackamas County and has successfully encouraged more public involvement for citizens inside & outside city boundaries.
- Paul worked to save tens of millions of dollars on a mega sewer project which cut the cost nearly in half.
- Paul is a strong advocate for enhanced public safety funding in our County to keep our neighborhoods safe.
- Paul will call for a financial review of the county’s “cost of doing business”. The current level of services are decreasing while our taxes are increasing.
- Paul believes the county needs to earn the trust of citizens who expect more transparency and accountability in decision making.
Rayvis, Olivia, and Paul at the West Linn Parade staging area