Legislators to invest $400 million to combat homelessness
The Oregon Legislature is working to pass legislation that would infuse $400 million to help combat homelessness and provide affordable housing across Oregon.
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The Oregon Legislature is working to pass legislation that would infuse $400 million to help combat homelessness and provide affordable housing across Oregon.
The package invests in proven programs and policies and supports local governments who are working to address community needs, with a focus on programs that can deploy funds quickly to help Oregonians.
The package includes $25 million for Eugene and eight other local governments. Officials can use the money to address homelessness in a number of ways
Democrats in the Oregon legislature unveiled a proposed 400 million dollar spending package to address housing issues on Thursday.
PORTLAND — Lawmakers in Oregon’s Legislature on Thursday proposed a $400 million package to urgently address affordable housing and homelessness in a state that has one of the highest rates of unhoused people in the country.