Critical water infrastructure upgrade begins in Deschutes River Basin Central Oregon
Three irrigation districts in the Deschutes River Basin are embarking on a major effort to modernize infrastructure serving 2,500 farmers and producers and 85,000 acres of land. Once complete, the upgrade will save energy and millions of gallons of water each year, lowering costs for Oregon farmers.
Read the story >Energy-efficient housing projects continued during COVID-19 Lakeview
Garrett Childress purchased a Lakeview fourplex apartment building in March 2020 as a long-term investment. The property needed quite a bit of work, but the Lakeview native was eager to give back to his community and provide residents with updated housing.
Read the story >Lincoln City prepares with more, earthquake-resistant fire station Lincoln City
The North Lincoln Fire & Rescue Bob Everest Fire Station underwent a series of renovations and upgrades in recent years thanks to a bond that passed in 2018. Located in the heart of Lincoln City, the station is ready to benefit the community for years to come.
Read the story >Affordable housing community saves with solar Jackson County
How can affordable multifamily housing construction projects keep costs in check and still include solar? The Housing Authority of Jackson County discovered a way to make it happen.
Read the story >Energy-efficient insulation prepares Cottage Grove Community Center for winter Cottage Grove
The City of Cottage Grove has committed to regional and city-specific environmental improvements, sustainability efforts and resource conservation. But there’s always the need to make the improvements cost-effective.
Read the story >Energy projects bring relief to elders of Klamath Tribes Klamath Falls
In the town of Chiloquin, the Klamath Tribes own an affordable multifamily property called the Congregate Building. It consists of 14 two-bedroom rental units that primarily house tribal elders.
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