Interested in speed humps on Gribble Road? Clackamas County has a specific process to get them installed. You’ll find the details below. The HOA will not be paying for the humps, so volunteers will need to head up this project.
Brian Hickman with the all-new RV15, click on picture for the video, curtesy of AOPA and AirVenture
Our neighbor, Brian Hickman of Van’s Aircraft, proudly presents the all-new RV-15 at this year’s AirVenture in Oshkosh, Wisconsin—aviation’s biggest stage. Catch a glimpse of innovation in flight, as featured by AOPA and AirVenture.
Clackamas County Responds to HOA President’s Concerns About Gribble Road Kerri Harding, President of the Workman’s Airpark Homeowners Association, received an official response today from Clackamas County following her formal letter addressing the deteriorating condition of Gribble Road.
“…We are aware of the condition of S Gribble Rd, and it is currently on our in-house paving list to be resurfaced between Canby-Marquam and Dryland late this summer, weather depending, or at the latest June of 2026...”
Tired of dodging S. Gribble Road’s potholes? I contacted the county on behalf of the HOA and sent pictures taken by Roger (below) to show them the condition of the road. We are hoping that with enough noise, the county will respond to our pleas to properly fix Gribble. Here’s a link to report a concern: https://www.clackamas.us/transportation/roadconcern You can call, fill out a form on the county website, mail a letter, and/or send an email. Include a photo or two.
Talking Points:
Safety
Deteriorating conditions even after pothole filling
Damage to cars
School bus route
Access road to Hwy 170
Apparently, we were on the County’s list to fix the road prior to Covid and the project was suspended due to the pandemic. Let’s get back on that list!
Kerri Harding
On July 13th, after Kerri Harding reported the poor condition of Gribble Road, the county patched a few potholes—but only partially and temporarily. Unfortunately, the job remains unfinished..
Widespread asphalt deterioration. Its been like this many years Pothole patching no longer effective Advanced alligator cracking. The roadbed is shot. Note the thin asphalt over a poor roadbed.
Launched just under a month ago, the WAHA website has already seen 573 views from 196 unique visitors—an impressive turnout for our 24-lot community. Thanks for the strong support! Click here for details
The Workman Airpark sign has arrived! Don’t worry ~ the white specs are packing material.
We’ll install it in August, so please let Kerri Harding know if you’d like to volunteer to tear down the existing structure and put up this new beauty. Kerri Harding
The New Workman’s sign will be installed by volunteers in August
Archived documents—including past meeting minutes, board decisions, and key HOA records—are now available on our website for easy reference. 👉 Click here to view the archive and learn more.
Our About page now features expanded aviation-related updates—covering topics helpful for airport operations and pilots alike. 👉Click here to learn more and stay informed.
“Thundering down Workman’s Runway 25, a vintage Howard DGA-15P takes flight—an airborne tribute to the brave souls who fought for our freedom, and a soaring reminder of the pioneering spirit that shaped America. On this Independence Day, we honor the heroes of the past and the enduring strength of a nation built to fly free.”
We’re excited to announce the launch of the official Workman Airpark HOA website! Approved unanimously by the Board on June 17, 2025, the site is now live for all residents and property owners. It serves as a central hub for important information, including bylaws, easements, board details, and Oregon HOA laws. More content—like meeting minutes, updates, and community notices—is being added regularly.
Workman Airpark from 150 miles up — can you spot your home?
Note: The site is managed by the Board and intended solely for Workman Airpark property owners. HOA meeting minutes will soon be available on the Members Only page.
Check back often for updates—and feel free to leave a comment below any post. Just keep it respectful and constructive. Thanks for staying connected!
