Clackamas County's Developmental Disabilities Service Division is located at:

Territorial Building 524 Main Street Oregon City, OR 97045 Phone: (503) 655-8558 Tri-met Lines: 32, 33, 34, 35, 79, 99x, 154 Website

Quick Statistics from the Oregon DD Coalition
Read the fact sheets for counties statewide at the DD Coalition's website.

Adults with Developmental Disabilities

• 857 receive Service Coordination/Case Management.
• 350 receive 24-hour Comprehensive Services including foster care, residential services, and comprehensive in-home supports.
• 333 receive Community Support/Brokerage Services.
• 515 are known to be waiting for services.

Children (0-18) with Developmental Disabilities

• 319 receive Service Coordination/Case Management.
• 45 receive 24-hour Comprehensive Services including foster care, residential, and comprehensive in-home supports.
• 17 receive Intensive In-Home Supports, which includes children who require significant supports because of behavior or medical needs.
• 90 receive Family Support Services, which include respite care or other assistance to help children in family homes.
• 95 families are eligible but not receiving Family Support Services.

Approximately 3,670 people in Clackamas County experience a developmental disability.

Services to people with developmental disabilities contribute more than $21million dollars per year to the local economy through jobs, wages, and the purchase of services and supplies in Clackamas County.

Data: August 2006. Sources: Clackamas County and Seniors and People with Disabilities.