6A • COTTAGE GROVE SENTINEL • OCTOBER 24, 2018
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SOUTH LANE COUNTY
FIRE & RESCUE
Trick or treat on Main Street is returning this year on Halloween from 3 to 5 p.m. More than 40 booths will be giv-
ing candy out to trick-or-treaters who can also visit a mini haunted house, a bounce house, a 22-foot slide and take
part in a costume contest. More than 2,000 people are expected to fi ll a closed-off Main Street corridor with dance
performances scheduled at 3:30 and 4:30 p.m. The event will also feature a parents’ lounge with couches and coff ee
for parents and cash prizes for the winners of the costume contest being held in All-America Square at 4 p.m. Main
Street between Hwy. 99 and 5th St. will close to traffi c at 1 p.m. and re-open at approximately 6 p.m.
Lane County to invest $1.5 million in aff ordible housing
Lane County is off ering
up to $1.5 million from its
new Housing Improvement
Plan fund to develop addi-
tional units of permanent
supportive housing in Lane
County.
“Increasing
support-
ive and aff ordable housing
across Lane County is one of
our top priorities,” said Lane
County Administrator Steve
Mokrohisky.
“Th ese funds will help
support the kind of pub-
lic-private partnerships we
need to increase the supply,
aff ordability and diversity
of housing options in Lane
County.”
Permanent
supportive
housing combines low-bar-
rier aff ordable housing,
health care, and supportive
services to help individuals
and families lead more sta-
ble lives.
Supportive housing is
most helpful to people who
are homeless or otherwise
unstably housed, experience
multiple barriers to hous-
ing (such as mental illness,
substance abuse or chronic
health issues), and are un-
able to maintain housing
stability without supportive
services.
Th is model has been
shown to not only impact
housing status, but also, re-
sult in cost savings to vari-
ous public service systems,
including health care.
An information session
for interested parties is
scheduled for Monday, Oct.
22, at 3:30 p.m. in room 530
of the Charnelton building
in Eugene located at 151 W.
7th Ave.
Th e Housing Improve-
ment Plan (HIP) fund was
established as part of the
County Administrator's pro-
posed budget for the current
fi scal year. Its purpose is to
provide fi nancial incentive
to build a community eff ort
to create more permanent
supportive housing.
Th e deadline to submit
an application is December
3 with anticipated selection
of projects in late January
2019.
Some of the criteria that
will be used to evaluate ap-
plications includes the qual-
ifi cations of the developer
and operational manager,
the number of units includ-
ed in the proposed proj-
ect, identifi ed non-County
funding for ongoing oper-
ating costs, community and
neighborhood support for
the project, and others.
For more information, or
to submit a proposal, visit
www.lanecounty.org/bids
[1] and look for "Housing
Improvement Grant."
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29th Annual Cottage Grove Emblem Club #269
Craft Fair
& Flea Market
November 3rd • 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM
November 4th • Noon to 4:00 PM
Cottage Grove Elks Lodge, 755 N. River Rd.
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Handmade Items, Ceramics,
Lighted Bottles, and lots of Jewelry
Lunch Will Be Available Saturday 11am-1pm
Emblem Club #269 is a Nonprofit Organization Dedicated to helping the Elks and Our Community.
Cottage Grove office
for Habitat for Humanity of Central Lane
has moved to the ReMax Advantage Building
78314 Hwy 99S
Same phone number – 541.767.0358
Contact Linda Oxley
at linda.oxley@habitatlane.org
Office Hours –
Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday – 10am-5pm
VOICE YOUR OPINION! — Write a Letter to the
Editor today: cmay@cgsentinel.com
Habitat for Humanity of Central Lane
1210 Oak Patch Rd / Eugene, OR 97402
541.741.1707 / www.habitatlane.org