Transportation

How to Get to CCC

Don't let transportation be a barrier to getting to class. CCC offers a variety of free or discounted options to get to our three campuses. Learn more about our free and fast shuttle service, discounted TriMet passes and more.

CCC Xpress Shuttle

The CCC Xpress Shuttle provides free shuttle service to the Oregon City and Harmony campuses from the Clackamas Town Center MAX Station. All shuttles are ADA compliant and have bike racks that can hold two bikes.

• Due to the Douglas Loop repaving project, the shuttle will not service the Clairmont stop from July 8 to Sept. 4. Service to this stop will resume in the fall term, beginning Sept. 30.
• CCC Xpress is not in service on holidays and breaks
• Plan your trip and check service alerts when planning your trip to Clackamas on Google Maps

Transit

It's easy to take the bus to CCC!

• Plan your trip in Google Maps
• Going to Oregon City? Try TriMet, SCTD South Clackamas Transportation District for Molalla and Canby, or CAT, Canby Area Transit, for Canby
• Going to Harmony? Try TriMet
• Going to Wilsonville? Try SMART, South Metro Area Regional Transit

Students can save $100 on a three-month TriMet pass, on sale at Enrollment Services!

TriMet's Low Income Fare Program

Do you receive any of these public benefits?

• Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF)
• SNAP: EBT card
• Medicaid/SCHIP/OHP
• HUD Housing Choice Voucher (Section 8)
• Home Energy Assistance (LIHEAP, OEAP, or WAP)
• Free and Reduced Price Lunch (school nutrition program)
• WIC program
• Employment-related daycare
• Unemployment*

If so, you automatically qualify for the program. Bring proof to CCC's Transportation Office, which is located in Community Center 149 (inside the Fireside Lounge). If no one is in the office, please email transportation@clackamas.edu to schedule a meeting.

Adults (18-64 years old) who are Oregon residents and earn up to 200 percent of the federal poverty level qualify for the low-income fare program. Under current federal poverty guidelines, individuals earning an annual income up to $24,980 qualify for the program, as does a family of four with earnings up to $51,500.

People interested in the low-income fare program must register at CCC's Transportation Office, which is located in Community Center 149 (inside the Fireside Lounge). Participants will be able to purchase an Adult Fare single pass for $1.25 (standard price is $2.50), day pass for $2.50 (standard price is $5), and month pass for $28 (standard price is $100).

Contact ASG at 503-594-3040 or transportation@clackamas.edu to learn more.

Carpool

Carpool to win prizes! Stop by the ASG office in CC152 to learn more.

Find a carpool to CCC. Sign up at Get There Oregon with your @student.clackamas.edu to find students who live near you.

Parking

Looking for a parking space?

• CCC offers free parking on all three campuses
• View the Oregon City Parking Map to plan your trip to the Oregon City campus. At the Oregon City campus, each parking lot has its own color: Know your colors to save time by parking near your class
• Save time and park in the Blue Lot; there's always space for you

Construction Notice

Construction for the DeJardin Hall expansion launched June 18, which has several impacts on the Oregon City campus:

• Electric car charging stations can be found in the Blue Lot

See this construction map for closure area. The DeJardin expansion should be complete for fall term 2019. If you need ADA accommodations, please contact the Disability Resource Center at drc@clackamas.edu or 503-594-6357.

Walking and Biking

Rent a bike for the term for only $25! Rentals include a helmet, lock, front and rear lights, fenders, and a rear rack. Learn more.

Stay fit by walking or biking to CCC. There is plenty of free bike parking, next to your class.