Homelessness in Clinton County has increased 30% since last year, even as New York’s statewide rate dropped 8%. County officials say 98% of local homeless residents are in shelters, but moving them into permanent housing remains difficult. They blame a shortage of affordable housing, limited turnover and rising construction costs. Clinton County has responded with […]
Homelessness in Clinton County has increased 30% since last year, even as New York’s statewide rate dropped 8%. County officials say 98% of local homeless residents are in shelters, but moving them into permanent housing remains difficult. They blame a shortage of affordable housing, limited turnover and rising construction costs. Clinton County has responded with programs including a crisis stabilization and warming center in Plattsburgh.

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