Hillsboro streams construction of Fire Station 9 and the new Hillsboro Hops ballpark, offering live feeds and time-lapse views to engage the community and ensure transparency.

Hillsboro City Council approved utility rate adjustments for 2025 & 2026 to maintain essential services, with tiered water billing to encourage conservation and utility assistance for residents struggling with payments.

The City of Portland has launched the Code Alignment Project to resolve issues with unclear and conflicting city codes that affect urban development, aiming to smooth out permit processes and requirements.

Hillsboro's Block 67 is set for redevelopment; Koz Development's proposal offers mixed housing, including senior and workforce units, and commercial spaces, addressing community needs. An open house on December 19 will gather public input.

A homeless man, Russell, finds stable housing in Washington County through dedicated outreach efforts and social services, highlighting the value of support and trust in overcoming homelessness.

Clackamas County and the City of Milwaukie apply for a federal PRO Housing grant to tackle affordable housing issues, including redeveloping Hillside Park and converting homes into affordable housing through a community land trust.

Clark County invites local sites to join a free battery disposal initiative, aiming to provide convenient recycling locations and improve environmental safety. Participating sites receive a kit and recognition without incurring costs.

HUD announces the FY 2024-2025 CoC funding for homelessness, inviting project proposals from Clackamas County organizations, including first-time applicants, by September 9.

The Portland City Council has approved their first Housing Production Strategy to tackle the housing crisis, with plans to create more affordable housing as detailed on the city website.

Construction begins for the Strong Family Apartments in Portland, offering 75 affordable units with 1 to 3 bedrooms, aiming to serve families of diverse needs.

HUD releases the 2024-2025 CoC funding opportunity for homeless services, with Clackamas County now accepting applications until September 9 for various project types.

OHCS and McMinnville Area Habitat for Humanity have partnered to create affordable homes in McMinnville, Oregon, enhancing housing options for low-income families.

HUD policy changes benefit veterans' housing eligibility, exempting disability benefits from income calculations for HUD-VASH, and raising income threshold eligibility to 80% of Area Median Income.