Warming Centers

Clackamas County supports a network of severe weather warming center providers for homeless persons on nights when the weather is predicted to be 33 degrees or lower (including wind chill) or when other conditions (snow, wind, flooding or other weather conditions) make sleeping outdoors especially dangerous.

• For a central number to get information about shelters, transportation or other resources, call 211.
• To sign up for text alerts for critical, emergency announcements from the county, opt-in to Public Alerts.

Overnight Shelters

Clackamas County partners with local community-based organizations to provide overnight shelters, as needed, during extreme weather events.

Please contact Coordinated Housing Access for additional information at 503-655-8575
Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. – 6 p.m.

Daytime Centers

Please call locations to verify hours.

Call 2-1-1 or visit 211info for additional shelter information.
 (211 information service will end for the current heat event on 8.25.25 at 11 p.m.)

Unless otherwise noted, all sites are ADA accessible, allow service animals only, and are open to the general public.