MACC Mission & History

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MACC's mission is to serve the public interest through developing, overseeing, evaluating and promoting an area-wide cable communication system, and acting as a forum on communication issues and alternatives.

History

MACC was formed in 1980 under Oregon Statute 190. These statutes allow local governments to join together for a particular purpose, and to create an organization for administrative purposes. MACC is governed by a Board Of Commissioners, consisting of a representative from each of the 15 MACC jurisdictions.  Each jurisdiction is given one vote, regardless of its size

View the MACC Intergovernmental Agreement authorizing MACC to regulate the Cable Franchises for the member jurisdictions or any of the MACC Franchise Agreements.

Filing a Complaint

Every effort should be made to contact your cable provider and allow them to resolve the dispute.

MACC is the local government authority for cable systems in the Tualatin Valley. Customer service standards, technical (performance) standards and construction standards are some of the major areas where MACC offers consumer protection.

To submit a complaint, please fill out the complaint form on our website, or call MACC at 503-645-7365.

Getting Help

Please contact your provider first and give them an opportunity to resolve the issue, before contacting MACC.

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