Oregon Lawmakers Pass $376 Million Housing Package
Bipartisan Support for Governor Kotek‘s Initiative to Address Housing Crisis – $376 Million Housing Package
According to Statesman Journal, lawmakers in Oregon have approved Governor Tina Kotek‘s plan to tackle the housing crisis by giving $376 million housing package. The $376 million housing package is made up of Senate Bills 1530 and 1537 got support from both political parties and is waiting for the governor’s signature. The $376 million housing package includes things like letting cities expand where they can build homes and setting up a $75 million fund to help make homes for Americans with medium incomes.
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$376 Million Housing Package Waiting for Governor Kotek’s Signature – Are You Be Eligible? (PHOTO: KPIC)
Governor Kotek‘s Ambitious Housing Goal Supported by Urgent Legislative Action
The $376 million housing package also gives money to projects ready to start building places for Americans recovering from tough times and places for Americans to stay in emergencies. Governor Kotek wants to build 36,000 homes every year in Oregon to help with the housing problem. Lawmakers say it’s urgent to fix this issue quickly and agree that the government needs to help build homes and support those who need it most. The $376 million housing package shows they’re serious about fixing Oregon’s housing problems and making sure everyone has a place to live.
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