Clackamas County receives $2.5M Congressional Directives grant from the Health Resources and Services Administration

Clackamas County recovery campus - project title: Clackamas County recovery center applicant name: Clackamas County funding opportunity: HRSA-26-107 (cpf/cds construction program) project director: rebecca gibbons | contact: (971) 421-4741 | [email protected] project description: Clackamas County requests HRSA funding to support the new construction of a state-of-the-art, 45,000-square-foot recovery campus. The project will construct two new two-story buildings on an existing county-owned land parcel at 15301 se 92ND ave in clackamas, Oregon. The first building will house withdrawal management, residential treatment, and support services, while the second building will provide transitional housing and outpatient services. This project directly addresses severe local health infrastructure shortages for substance use disorders by providing a full continuum of care in one location to support successful community reintegration. Component activities: the construction project will establish a modern, welcoming environment featuring: • trauma-informed design: structural elements designed to reduce stress, prevent re-traumatization, and provide a sense of control for residents and patients. • withdrawal management wing: dedicated triage space, clinical examination rooms, 16 withdrawal management beds, and separate entrances optimized for secure patient circulation. • residential treatment space: twenty-four residential treatment beds, comprehensive communication networks, and modern mechanical/HVAC systems. • transitional housing: thirty-six transitional housing beds to fully operationalize the continuum of care within the newly built space. Target population & service delivery: the primary target population consists of low-income, uninsured, and medically underserved individuals residing throughout the Clackamas County region. By expanding regional public health infrastructure, this campus allows the applicant to deliver fully integrated, comprehensive care to individuals struggling with substance abuse disorders. Timeline & regulatory controls: the total project cost is estimated at $42,773,904, with $2,500,000 requested from HRSA. The project utilizes a construction management at risk (cmar) delivery method to guarantee completion within the projected 16-month construction timeline, with an estimated completion date of december 2027.