Housing in Oregon local government
What Oregon city councils, county boards and school districts are deciding about housing — plain-English summaries written from official agendas and minutes, updated as meetings happen.
447 Oregon meetings since 2024 covered housing. Counts are directional — coverage varies by place and platform.
Places in Oregon with the most housing activity
- Ashland, OR (70)
- Salem, OR (57)
- Grants Pass, OR (40)
- Portland, OR (31)
- Tillamook County, OR (25)
- Monroe, OR (18)
- Astoria, OR (18)
- West Linn, OR (16)
- Eugene, OR (12)
- Rockaway Beach, OR (12)
- Benton County, OR (11)
- Multnomah County, OR (10)
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Salem Housing Authority meeting, no substantive items listed
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No substantive items on Salem Housing Authority agenda
This meeting agenda contains only procedural boilerplate with no listed decisions, discussions, or public hearings. The agenda appears to be a placeholder or administrative-only session.
Salem Housing Authority meeting is procedural only
This meeting agenda contains no substantive items. It appears to be only a procedural boilerplate with no decisions, discussions, or public hearings listed.
No substantive items on Salem Housing Authority agenda
The agenda for this meeting contains only procedural boilerplate and no substantive discussion or decision items. It appears to be a routine administrative session with no public hearings, contracts, or policy changes listed.
Committee to review affordable housing program and fee waivers
The Housing & Human Services Advisory Committee will discuss the City of Ashland's Affordable Housing Program and fee waivers, review metrics on homeless services, and check in on strategic goals and community resource events.
Council to appropriate $13.1 M from Clean Energy Fund to restore frontline services
The Portland City Council will consider several ordinances and budget items, including a large appropriation from the Clean Energy Fund to restore frontline positions. Council members will also appoint voting members to the Portland Utility Board and approve leases for city facilities. Additional agenda items address…
Board to consider loan and promissory note for Administrative Annex property purchase
The Tillamook County Board of Commissioners will discuss several items, including a personnel requisition for a 150‑day on‑call health administrator, a software support agreement with Helion Software, Inc., and a grant agreement for the Work Force Housing Project. They will also consider reappointing a member to the…
First reading of Ordinance 3306 for manufactured home park resident protections
The council will hold a public hearing and first reading of Ordinance 3306, which establishes notice of sale, purchase opportunities, and tenant protections for manufactured home park residents. Additional items include second readings of Ordinances 3296‑3298 affecting manufactured housing standards and zoning, and…
Council will hold an executive session on litigation, discuss services and beautification
The Ashland City Council will meet in a study session on July 20, 2026. The council will hold an executive session to consult counsel about legal rights and duties related to current or potential litigation under ORS 192.660 (2)(h). Public discussion will cover a follow‑up on houseless services, opportunities for…
Planning Commission to review ADU guidelines
The Yachats Planning Commission will hold a work session to review draft code and guidelines for Accessory Dwelling Units (ADUs) and compare them with other state guidelines. The meeting will be held in-person and via Zoom.
Board considers real estate agreements and grant funding for housing and health services
The Board of Commissioners will consider agreements for real estate purchases, a mattress recycling program, and housing production grants. The agenda also includes items regarding health services, environmental health fees, and a roof rehabilitation project.
Commission deliberates on Urban Growth Strategies Adoption Package #1
The Planning Commission will hold its first deliberations regarding the first adoption package of the Urban Growth Strategies. This package includes proposed Eugene Code amendments intended to increase housing choice, facilitate jobs development, and comply with state-mandated deadlines.
Human Services Commission to review draft strategic plan and service applications
The Commission will review draft strategies and actions for a new strategic plan. Members will also review applications for senior and disability services, including programs for low vision and dementia respite.
Senior Advisory Committee to discuss community resource fair and Ashland at Home
The Ashland Senior Advisory Committee will meet to approve previous minutes and discuss a community resource fair hosted by the Housing and Human Services Advisory Committee. The committee will also receive a presentation from the Ashland at Home program.
Board to vote on $339,000 for eviction mitigation program
The Multnomah County Board of Commissioners will consider a consent agenda and several regular agenda items. Key decisions include a budget modification appropriating $339,000 for eviction mitigation, first reading of a labor harmony ordinance, and ratification of two collective bargaining agreements with AFSCME…
Gearhart Planning Commission to discuss zoning amendments and housing compliance
The Gearhart Planning Commission will review proposed 2026 zoning amendments related to cultural areas and clean-up, as well as state housing law compliance. The meeting includes a consent agenda for minutes and financial reports.
Committee to discuss regional ICE presence and housing working group
The Social Equity and Racial Justice Advisory Committee will review minutes from June 2026, receive updates on a Belonging Survey and Equitable Housing Plan, and discuss the presence of Immigration and Customs Enforcement in the region.
City Council discusses land use regulations and Lloyd Center master plan appeals
The City Council addressed several land use and housing items, including a regulatory improvement package and the Lloyd Center Master Plan. While some items like the Homebuyer Opportunity sale price cap were adopted, others regarding land use and system development charges were continued to future meetings.
Housing planning projects overview and new commissioner on Veneta agenda
The Planning Commission will hear a housing planning projects overview as part of long-range planning, welcome new Commissioner Steven Bodnar, and vote to approve the May 5, 2026 meeting minutes. The agenda also includes a monthly community development activity report and open discussion. No public hearings or…
Public hearing on major Development Code update including middle housing, signs, chickens
The Planning Commission will hold a public hearing on Development Code amendment DC 26-02, which proposes 23 changes to the city code. The changes include new requirements for middle housing land divisions, land use process updates, residential treatment facilities, child care, preschools in churches, chicken rules…
Board to approve settlement of the Richard Forrest lawsuit
The Multnomah County Board will consider five agenda items. They will adopt a population emergency release plan for juvenile detention facilities, hear an appeal regarding adult care home licensing rules, receive a notice of intent to apply for an ODOT carbon‑reduction grant, consider a resolution to adopt the Safer…
Council will consider dismissal or discipline of a city employee in executive session
The council will approve the June 3, 2026 meeting minutes and the accounts payable and Visa statements, review updates on housing and a water‑rate study, and discuss the future of the City Administrator and City Recorder positions. An executive session is scheduled to consider the possible dismissal or discipline of a…
Public hearing on vacation of County Market Road #2 loop
The Tillamook County Board of Commissioners will hold a public hearing on a requested right-of-way vacation of an isolated loop of County Market Road #2. The board will also consider multiple agreements and contracts, including modifications to homeless services and dental services agreements, a commercial lease…
West Linn Council to discuss Housing Production Strategy
The City Council will hold a work session to discuss the West Linn Housing Production Strategy, a draft Code of Conduct/Civil Exclusion Policy for city property, and hear a Water Environment Services State of the District report. Proclamations for Parks and Recreation Month, Disability Pride Month, and National…
City Council to vote on adopting Middle Housing Land Division regulations
The Grants Pass City Council will hold a public hearing on July 1, 2026 to consider an amendment to the Development Code that adopts Middle Housing Land Division regulations. The amendment would modify Articles 2, 3, 12, 17, 27, and 28 of the code. The Urban Area Planning Commission has already given a verbal…
Council weighs civil exclusion law, middle housing changes, and police vehicle purchase
The Grants Pass City Council will hold a public hearing on a sign code appeal for Dutch Bros/Les Schwab at 251 NE Agness Avenue and on an ordinance amending the development code for middle housing land divisions. Council will consider adopting a civil exclusion ordinance (Chapter 6.48) and a resolution supporting…
Public hearings on middle housing code and sign appeal
The Grants Pass City Council will hold two public hearings: one on a sign code appeal for Dutch Bros/Les Schwab at 251 NE Agness Avenue, and another on a major ordinance amending multiple Development Code articles related to Middle Housing Land Divisions. The council will also vote on a civil exclusion ordinance…
Board to vote on Safe School Zones Ordinance
The Multnomah County Board of Commissioners will consider a second reading of an ordinance establishing Safe School Zones, along with several other items. The consent agenda includes a $538,272 reduction in grant funds for the Cully Reimagining Justice Project and intergovernmental agreements for health officer…
Planning Commission considers 50‑Year Plan with UGB expansion and urban reserves
The Planning Commission will hold a legislative hearing to recommend adoption of the 50 Year Plan, which includes amendments to the Comprehensive Plan, map, zoning, and development code. The plan proposes expanding the Urban Growth Boundary by 64 acres and establishing 480 acres of Urban Reserves to meet residential…
Commission approves findings of fact for Middle Housing Land Division code amendment
The Urban Area Planning Commission approved findings of fact for a development code text amendment (405-00151-26) addressing Middle Housing Land Division across multiple articles. The commission also granted continuances to dates uncertain for two public hearings: the Pydel Fruitdale Townhouse Subdivision on Poplar…
Urban Area Planning Commission to consider 20-lot townhouse PUD with variance at 1907 Fruitdale Dr.
The Urban Area Planning Commission will hold a public hearing to consider a tentative plan review for a proposed 20-lot townhouse Planned Unit Development (PUD) with a Major Variance at 1907 Fruitdale Dr. The property is zoned Residential (R-1-10). The commission may approve, approve with conditions, or deny the…
Council to adopt FY27 fee schedule at public hearing
The council will hold public hearings on adopting the FY27 fee schedule and on electing to receive state revenue sharing. They also have second presentations of ordinances amending the comprehensive plan and establishing a Middle Income Revolving Loan (MIRL) program.
Council to weigh $16.4M rail grant bid and set new fees
The City Council will discuss a $16.4 million CRISI rail grant application requiring a $3.3 million local match. They will hold public hearings on Resolution 1645 establishing fees for fiscal year 2027 and Resolution 1646 on electing state revenue sharing. Second presentations of Ordinance 1308 (comprehensive plan…
Planning Commission hears adoption of housing code amendments
The Eugene Planning Commission holds a public hearing to consider a set of land use code amendments aimed at increasing housing choice, jobs development, and compliance with state law. The package includes new standards for micro village housing and single-room occupancies, updates to middle housing regulations, an…
Planning Commission to vote on apartment complex and church condition amendment
The Planning Commission will consider final orders for a 26-unit apartment complex and a condition amendment for South Beach Church. The body will also consider a motion to initiate legislative amendments regarding middle housing setbacks and required yards.
Planning Commission reviews sign code and middle housing amendments
The Planning Commission is holding a work session to review draft amendments to the city sign code. The body will also discuss a draft package of amendments regarding middle housing setbacks and required yards.
Council to consider resolution on Urban Growth Boundary conditions per HB 4035
The Council will hold a public hearing on an appeal of a denied taxi permit for Martha Monroy and consider a resolution establishing conditions for any future Urban Growth Boundary amendment under House Bill 4035. Consent agenda items include approving election results, liquor license applications, and a $55,000…
Commission to evaluate Salem First Keys Fund as alternative to property disposition
The Housing Authority Commission will hear a motion to evaluate the Salem First Keys Fund as an alternative to below-market disposition of SHA properties. No action is anticipated at this meeting; the item is placed for commissioner awareness only. The meeting also includes approval of prior minutes and a program…
Council approves mixed-income housing development at Allenwood Drive
The City Council adopted a resolution supplementing the FY'26 budget and making appropriations. They also approved resolutions authorizing a mixed-income residential development at 175 and 225 Allenwood Drive, adjusting salary schedules for non-bargaining employees, and purchasing property at 124 NW Midland Avenue…
Council to consider mixed-income housing development at Allenwood Drive
The City Council will hold a public hearing on a budget supplement and then vote on several resolutions, including authorizing an agreement with Allenwood Homes for a mixed-income residential development at 175 and 225 Allenwood Drive. Other actions include adjusting employee salary schedules, consenting to a change…