(Oregon City, OR) -- Clackamas County says it's surpassed its goals for supportive housing. Since 2021, when the Legislature helped launch the Supportive Housing Services program, more than 26-hundred people were prevented from becoming homeless, 472 people went into rapid rehousing, 775 people were placed in permanent supportive housing, and 210 shelter units were built. More than 95 percent of the people helped in Clackamas County didn't return to homelessness.