Financial Information
North Clackamas Parks and Recreation District (NCPRD) operates as a county service district funded by a dedicated permanent tax rate of $0.5382 per $1,000 of assessed value. These funds support day-to-day operations, recreational programming, social services, and the maintenance of parks and facilities. Additional funding comes from user fees, System Development Charges (SDCs), grants, donations, and other contributions—many of which help fund new projects.
NCPRD is facing ongoing budget reductions as expenses outpace revenues due to inflation and a tax rate that hasn't increased since 1990. Budget reductions have impacted recreation programs and events, and maintenance and irrigation across the district. We're working with the community to find a solution. Learn more.
How Are We Funded
Award-Winning Financial Reporting
For 31 consecutive years, NCPRD has received the Certificate of Achievement for Excellence in Financial Reporting. This prestigious award is the highest form of recognition in governmental accounting and financial reporting. Additionally, for three consecutive years, NCPRD has also received Government Finance Officers Association's
Ensuring transparency and accountability
Budget Committee Overview
The Budget Committee makes recommendations to the Board of County Commissioners on the NCPRD budget, ensuring transparency and accountability in the allocation of resources. Each of the five committee members must live within the district boundary and participate in at least one annual budget meeting, typically held in the spring.
David Chitsazan
(Term Ends: 6/30/2027)
Wendy Radar
(Term Ends: 6/30/2027)
Robert Keys
(Term Ends: 10/22/2026)
Sean Buchanan
(Term Ends: 6/30/2027)
Grover Bornefeld
(Term Ends: 10/22/2026)
Review the Budget Committee Bylaws
Learn more about the policies and procedures guiding the Budget Committee’s operations.
Update on Making a Budget Request
NCPRD’s new System Plan will provide guidance on the next 20 years of investment. As a result, we are retiring the Budget Proposal Form.
Project and program implementation will now be guided by the System Plan and determined by available funding, staff resources, partnerships, legal commitments, and ultimately, approval by the NCPRD Board of Directors.
Community input remains a vital part of the process, and we encourage ongoing engagement through public meetings, advisory committees, and other outreach efforts. The District Advisory Committee meets every other month, starting in January of each calendar year.
Budget Documents
Audited Financial Statements
View comprehensive audited reports for the following fiscal years:
Budget Notices
Stay informed about official budget hearings and notices:
Contact Us About Financial Matters
Have questions about NCPRD’s financial planning or reports? Contact our Finance Team at finance@ncprd.org or give us a call at 503.742.4348. Printed documents are available upon request.