The Sandy Standard

By Clackamas Fire District  As Sandy voters prepare for the May 19 election, Clackamas Fire wants residents to know where they can find clear, reliable information about Sandy Fire District Measure 3-634 and what it would mean for fire and emergency medical services in the community. Measure 3-634

By Clackamas Fire for the Sandy Standard As communities along the Mount Hood corridor welcome spring, Clackamas Fire District will host a Wildfire Preparedness Summit on April 28 at Sandy High School from 6 to 7:30 p.m. The event will provide residents with an overview of the upcoming

By Rep. Matt Bunch, For The Sandy Standard One of the most important parts of the American dream is the opportunity to own a home. For generations, homeownership has helped families build stability, create generational wealth, and invest in their communities. Unfortunately, that opportunity is becoming harder to reach for

By Cheryl Richardson, for the Sandy Standard What is it like to be a Kiwanian? Like anything worthwhile, it has its ups and downs, but at the end of the day it’s full of fun, plenty of laughter, and the pride that comes from being part of a group

In November of 2025, Sandy voters said “No” to incorporating the Sandy Fire District. The measure hoped to dissolve and annex Sandy Fire District into Clackamas Fire, who is currently under a contract.   Four most alarming concerns:  * Gaming the voter system:  Putting the same measure before the voters five months

Please accept this letter in the context that it is intended. In your March edition, Vol. 1, No. 3, you have published an article by Brit Allen about "Annexation of Sandy Fire by Clackamas Fire." I think it would be prudent to give equal time to the opposition