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Tenant Advocates Urge Oregon Legislature to Strengthen Rent Control After Record Inflation

If Robbin McMain gets another rent increase, she’s worried she’ll become homeless. McMain lives in a 55-and-older mobile home park in Brookings, Oregon, where she—like many other such residents—owns her mobile home while renting the lot it sits on. This year, McMain and her neighbors all received a 14.6 percent rental increase—the maximum allowed under current state law. For seniors who are on fixed incomes, the increase is squeezing their limited budgets and upending their.

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Lawmakers flooded with comments on abortion access bill

Advocates say Oregon needs to build on 2017 law as a House committee received 600 statements and heard from numerous witnesses.

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Oregon House Passes $200 Million for Housing and Homelessness, Calls it a Start

Oregon House Passes $200 Million for Housing and Homelessness, Calls it a Start
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Oregon House passes $200 million for housing and homelessness, calls it a start – Oregon Capital Chronicle

Oregon is on track to spend $200 million to help homeless residents move into houses under a pair of bills approved Wednesday by the House.

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Oregon House passes $200 million for housing and homelessness, calls it a start

Oregon is on track to spend $200 million to help homeless residents move into houses, give people who have fallen behind on rent more time to pay and create new goals for cities to build homes under a pair of measures approved Wednesday by the state House.

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