Housing Authority

November 2025

Public Housing Repositioning

Scattered Sites: Have you connected with your relocation counselor Charity Joswick yet? If not, please reach out.

Hillside Park Phase 2: Relocation for Hillside Phase 2 is underway. If you have not yet connected with the relocation counselor, Charity Joswick, please reach out to her at Charity@magikcorp.com or 503-270-6576 for assistance and next steps.

Oregon City View Manor: We are working with HUD to determine when relocation can begin and will share updates as they are available. All OCVM residents who want to move to the Clackamas Heights Redevelopment will be provided the opportunity.

Questions?

Relocation Questions:
Ashley Ferron
aferron@clackamas.us
503-867-7487
Relocation Counselor:
Charity Joswick
Charity@magikcorp.com
503-270-6576
All Other Questions:
Gloria LaFleur
HACC Housing Developer
GLaFleur@Clackamas.us
971-930-3184

Affordable Homeownership Opportunity

Shortstack Milwaukie is Clackamas County’s first homeownership project funded by the Regional Housing Bond. It includes 15 two-bedroom homes, each listed under $265,000, that are affordable to households earning up to 80% of the Area Median Income.

Applications are now being accepted through Proud Ground on a first-come, first-served basis. Applications

Clackamas Heights Redevelopment

The Clackamas Heights Redevelopment closed on its financing in late October, allowing construction to move forward. Work will begin with demolition starting in mid-November and continue over the next two years.

We appreciate the patience and cooperation of residents who relocated to make this redevelopment possible. We will continue to share updates as construction moves forward.

Hillside Park Construction

We’re pleased to announce the completion of Blossom & Community Apartments at Hillside Park. This milestone represents years of collaboration, planning, and patience from everyone who helped make the Hillside Park redevelopment a reality. We look forward to welcoming residents to this new community in the coming weeks.

Lease-up began this summer, and the building offers 100 apartments with project-based Section 8 rental assistance, including three studios, 22 one-bedroom, and 75 two-bedroom homes. Learn more

The first phase of redevelopment will conclude with Parkside Heights East and West which are scheduled for completion in the spring.

FOLLOW THE LATEST DEVELOPMENT UPDATES HERE:

Clackamas Heights 
Hillside Park
Oregon City View Manor
Scattered Site

In 2023, Clackamas County gave $10 million to the nonprofit Homeless Solutions Coalition of Clackamas County in support of the future Caring Place, a homeless services resource center. The facility will help people navigate community safety net programs and connect them directly with housing, services and other public benefits. A community health center and trusted community nonprofits will be on site.

Located in Oregon City, the future Caring Place expands our community’s housing services resources. 

Every path to recovery is different. Caring Place is a critical addition to our recovery-oriented system of care, where residents will access our network of resources. It is one of six priority investments, including our recovery campus, recovery housing program, stabilization center, Clackamas Village, and Lake Road Health Center. Clackamas County believes recovery is possible for anyone suffering from housing instability or homelessness.

The first new apartment building at the Hillside Redevelopment, Blossom & Community Apartments, is scheduled for completion Nov. 1, 2025.

The building includes 100 units supported with project-based Section 8 rental assistance. Project-based rental assistance vouchers (PBV) provide a rent subsidy that is tied to a specific apartment. Blossom & Community Apartments consists of three studio, 22 one-bedroom, and 75 two-bedroom apartments (see unit floor plans). 

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Leasing Information

Applications for Blossom & Community Apartments will be processed through HACC’s PBV waitlist. Leasing priority will be provided to Phase 1 residents relocated from Hillside Park who are interested in returning to the new building, Phase 2 residents facing relocation, and residents living in existing Housing Authority of Clackamas County (HACC) public housing properties who are facing relocation due to Public Housing Repositioning. A letter with information about how to notify HACC if you are interested in moving to Blossom & Community will be mailed to all households in these priority groups on July 21, 2025. 

After the priority groups are given the opportunity to submit their interest in leasing a unit at Blossom & Community, remaining units will be made available to households on the HACC Project-Based voucher (PBV) waitlist. 

Find additional information on lease-up at this apartment community