Housing Authority

Housing Authority

Supportive Housing Services: Leveraging resources to address homelessness

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Clackamas County’s programs work. We have decreased homelessness in the last three years across all areas, including chronic and unsheltered homelessness, and among military veterans, seniors, and families.

Clackamas Village Grand Opening and Ribbon Cutting

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Rendering of building

Clackamas Village provides transitional housing for 24 adult men and women at a time in a healing community. Management, support and recovery services are provided by Sunstone Way.

Speakers

Clackamas County Chair Craig Roberts
Clackamas County Commissioner Paul Savas
Metro Councilor Christine Lewis
Sunstone Way CEO Andy Goebel

Partners

Housing Advisory Board of Clackamas County - March 5, 2025

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Video: Construction underway on new transitional shelter village in Clackamas County

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Annual Homeless Persons’ Memorial candlelight vigil to be held Dec. 21 in Oregon City

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National memorial commemorates 34th annual event

Housing Advisory Board of Clackamas County - Nov. 6, 2024

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Clackamas County Sees Transformed Landscape of Homelessness and Housing Services

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More than 1,200 people experiencing homelessness were placed into permanent housing within a year, according to Clackamas County's annual report on supportive housing services.

Achieving 150% of goal, ClackCo delivers on promise to increase housing that people can afford

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Clackamas County and its development partners are well on the way to building 1,215 new affordable homes with dollars from the regional Affordable Housing Bond.

County addresses homelessness, addiction crises by purchasing site for recovery center

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Comprehensive range of services envisioned

Hillside Park, largest Metro bond-funded affordable housing community in ClackCo, breaks ground Wed.

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Three buildings include 275 limited-income apartments.