Oregon Housing and Community Services (OHCS), Housing Authority of Jackson County (HAJC) and partners broke ground on the much-awaited rebuilding of Royal Oaks. The development
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Body Cam Footage of Almeda Fire Rescue Emphasizes Heroism of First Responders
WARNING: This video contains Body Camera footage of a rescue during the Almeda Fire. Some viewers may find the images disturbing. Viewer discretion is advised.
The Investigation Continues as the 2nd Anniversary of the Almeda Fire Approaches
LINK: A look back at the Almeda Fire. It’s been nearly two years since the most devastating disaster in the history of Jackson County, the
Oregon Submits Action Plan for Those Impacted by the 2020 Wildfires
Oregon Housing and Community Services submitted an Action Plan for ReOregon to the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) on June 8. The
Man Who Ignited Separate Blaze During the Almeda Fire, Sentenced
The Jackson County District Attorney’s Office announced today that Michael Jarrod Bakkela was sentenced on a count of Arson in the First Degree, sixteen counts
Public Input for $422M in State Wildfire Funds to Take Place in Talent
Oregon Housing and Community Services (OHCS) will publish on May 2 a draft Action Plan for a $422 million disaster recovery grant, funded by the
Oregon is Looking for Public Input on Spending $422M in Federal Disaster Funds
Oregon Housing and Community Services is looking for public input on what the priorities should be for spending $422 million in disaster recovery funding from
Talent Organization to Receive $240K in Fire Recovery Funds
The Community Rebuilding Fund, a joint effort led by Oregon Community Foundation in partnership with American Red Cross (as well as Meyer Memorial Trust and
Action Plan Needed for Oregon to Access $422M in Federal Funding for Wildfire Recovery
The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development has released the Federal Register Notice that will allow Oregon Housing and Community Service (OHCS) to move
Wildfire Housing Complex Grand Opening Planned
Survivors of the devastating 2020 wildfires will have a new place to call home when ‘The Jackson’ opens its doors to new tenants on Monday,
City Pulls Funding for Controversial Almeda Fire Statue
After an outcry from citizens regarding a proposed Almeda Fire statue, the city of Medford has released the following statement. “On Thursday, January 6, we
Metro Fire Agencies Lead Team Up for Almeda Fire Food Drive
Medford Fire, Jackson County Fire District 3 and Jackson County Fire District 5, Jackson County Sheriff’s Office, along with Country Financial Trey Berkey Agency, John
