STANFIELD NEWS
WEDNESDAY, MAY 11, 2022
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Patriot
Heights
Upcoming ribbon cutting
planned for Stanfi eld
housing development
ERICK PETERSON
Hermiston Herald
The Umatilla County Housing
Authority is planning to introduce
Stanfield’s Patriot Heights to the
public at an upcoming event.
Patriot Heights is a new housing
development, and it is scheduled to
be unveiled at a ribbon cutting and
community resource fair May 16,
5-8 p.m. The address is 155 Valor
Ave., Stanfield.
Roger Condie, UCHA executive
director, explained that the develop-
ment was put together by his orga-
nization in partnership with Court
Appointed Special Advocates of
Umatilla County and the National
Equity Fund. It is, he said, a low-in-
come housing program.
It is a $12 million project, Condie
said.
The development has 40 units,
including one home for a live-in
manager. Each residence has between
one and four bedrooms. The majority
are single-family homes, unattached
to other units, with yards.
A community center is part of the
development. It has space for com-
munity events and a computer lab.
Condie said Patriot Heights has
contracted
with
Umatilla-Mor-
row Head Start. Using a portion
of the community center, it runs a
preschool.
Condie said he is excited about
the upcoming ribbon cutting, as this
development had been in the works
for a couple of years. Construction,
he said, first broke ground in 2020.
The last home build was completed
in December 2021, and all properties
A community center sits in the middle of Patriot Heights in Stanfi eld, Monday, May 9, 2022.
Erick Peterson/Hermiston Herald
Patriot Heights is located at 155 Valor Ave., Stanfi eld, photographed Monday,
May 9, 2022.
Erick Peterson/Hermiston Herald
Forty units comprise Patriot Heights
in Stanfi eld, photographed Monday,
May 9, 2022. Most of the homes are
single-family dwellings.
INTRODUCING
PATRIOT HEIGHTS
What: 40-unit housing development
When: 5 to 8 p.m., Monday, May 16
Where: 155 Valor Ave., Stanfi eld.
were leased that same month.
Guests are scheduled to be part of
the ribbon cutting.
Condie said he hopes people will
see what his group has done, as well
as available opportunities. Other
agencies, he said, are planning to
showcase assistance to people.
Erick Peterson/Hermiston Herald
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