Juneteenth in Oregon: Reflection on Past Injustices to Strengthen Future Emergency Management Equity
Juneteenth commemorates the end of slavery in the United States, and highlights the ongoing impact of historical injustices on marginalized communities, emphasizing the importance of equitable emergency management practices.
Oregon Ramps Up Affordable Housing Efforts with State Investments in Modular Home Innovation
Oregon's OHCS is investing in modular homes for affordability, speed, and quality, as seen in a tour of Blazer Industries, which benefits from state funds to enhance production and offer more affordable housing options.
Portland Approves $8.5 Million Settlement for Displaced Albina Black Families in Effort to Address Past Wrongs
Portland City has agreed to an $8.5 million settlement with 26 Black families displaced from the Albina district by urban renewal projects. The settlement includes financial compensation and land transfers.
Ashland DMV on Tolman Creek Road to Temporarily Close for Upgrades, Medford and Grants Pass to Provide Alternate Services
Ashland's DMV will close on June 13 for facility work, with services resuming June 16. Alternative locations available in Medford and Grants Pass. Online services also offered.












