HomeMy WebLinkAboutItem 05 Lane County Eugene IGA for Human Services AGENDA ITEM SUMMARY Meeting Date: 10/16/2023
Meeting Type: Regular Meeting
Staff Contact/Dept.: Sam Kelly-
Quattrocchi/CMO
Staff Phone No: 541-726-3713
Estimated Time: Consent Calendar
S P R I N G F I E L D
C I T Y C O U N C I L
Council Goals: Encourage Economic
Development and
Revitalization through
Community Partnerships
ITEM TITLE: LANE COUNTY EUGENE INTERGOVERNMENTAL AGREEMENT (IGA)
FOR HUMAN SERVICES
ACTION
REQUESTED:
Authorize the City Manager to execute the Intergovernmental Agreement (IGA) for
Human Services with Lane County and the City of Eugene for the allocation of
general funds in Fiscal Year 2024.
ISSUE
STATEMENT:
City of Springfield approved general fund allocation of $160,252 for human
services programs. To proceed with program administration, City of Springfield
needs an IGA for human services program administration and management with the
Lane County Department of Health and Human Services.
For Fiscal Year 2024 (FY24), City Council approved $135,252 in general funds to
support human services programs, and approved $25,000 toward the G Street
OASIS, for a total of $160,252 from the Springfield general fund.
ATTACHMENTS: 1: FY24 Lane County Eugene IGA for Human Services
DISCUSSION/
FINANCIAL
IMPACT:
The Human Services Commission (HSC) is an intergovernmental committee made
up of Lane County, Eugene, and Springfield elected officials, which collectively
manages the funding of human services.
As detailed in the draft FY24 Lane County IGA for Human Services (see ATT 1),
Springfield’s general fund contribution (aside from the designation for OASIS) is
pooled with the City of Eugene and Lane County contributions, and budgeted for
the following programs and services:
• Children and Youth Development;
• Basic Needs for Low Income Households;
• Homeless Access Centers;
• Emergency and Seasonal Shelters;
• Homeless Prevention;
• Availability and Access to Supportive Housing; and
• Permanent Supported Housing for Homeless Households.
Springfield also contracts with Lane County to manage Community Development
Block Grant (CDBG) funds and CDBG Coronavirus relief (CDBG-CV) funds for
human services.
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Amendment # 1
WHEREAS, Lane County, hereinafter referred to as COUNTY, a political subdivision of the State of
Oregon, and Cities of Eugene and Springfield, hereinafter referred to as CITIES, have agreed that it
is in the mutual interest of all parties to amend the Intergovernmental Agreement dated July 01,
2022 for Human Services.
The purpose of this change is to add funds, extend the end date of the contract and update exhibits.
Now, therefore, all parties agree that the Intergovernmental Agreement should be amended as
follows:
1 The Boilerplate Addendum dated 9/1/2021, which is included by reference as if incorporated
herein, is incorporated into the Agreement effective July 1, 2023.
2 Exhibit A-1, dated 7/31/2020, which is included by reference as if incorporated herein, is
incorporated into the Agreement effective July 1, 2023.
3 Exhibit B-1, which is included by reference as if incorporated herein, is incorporated into the
Agreement effective July 1, 2023.
FY 22/23
Paid to LANE COUNTY
1 Of 2
Service Description Funding
Period
Funding
Source
Previous
Amount
This
Amendment
New Total Service
Units
Account (Grant)
(Program)
City of Eugene 07/01/22 -
06/30/23
Other $1,441,125.00 $0.00 $1,441,125.00 455120-285-3427030
City of Eugene 07/01/22 -
06/30/23
Other $69,875.00 $0.00 $69,875.00 455120-285-3427070
City of Springfield 07/01/22 -
06/30/23
Other $150,138.00 $0.00 $150,138.00 455160-285-3427030
City of Springfield 07/01/22 -
06/30/23
Other $10,114.00 $0.00 $10,114.00 455160-285-3427070
Total:$1,671,252.00 $0.00 $1,671,252.00
FY 23/24
Paid to LANE COUNTY
2 Of 2
Service Description Funding
Period
Funding
Source
Previous
Amount
This
Amendment
New Total Service
Units
Account (Grant)
(Program)
City of Eugene 07/01/23 -
06/30/24
Other $0.00 $1,441,125.00 $1,441,125.00 455120-285-3427030
City of Eugene 07/01/23 -
06/30/24
Other $0.00 $69,875.00 $69,875.00 455120-285-3427070
City of Springfield 07/01/23 -
06/30/24
Other $0.00 $150,138.00 $150,138.00 455160-285-3427030
City of Springfield 07/01/23 -
06/30/24
Other $0.00 $10,114.00 $10,114.00 455160-285-3427070
Total:$0.00 $1,671,252.00 $1,671,252.00
This amendment is effective July 01, 2023. All other terms and conditions of the original
Intergovernmental Agreement and any previous amendment(s) not altered by this amendment remain
in full force and effect.
Attachment 1 Page 1 of 13
EUGENE, CITY OF
__________________________________________________________________
Authorized Signature Date
SPRINGFIELD, CITY OF
Lane County, Oregon
County:
__________________________________________________________________
Steve Mokrohisky Date
County Administrator
__________________________________________________________________
Authorized Signature Date
Attachment 1 Page 2 of 13
Boilerplate Addendum
1.PUBLIC BODY STATUS. In providing the services specified in this Agreement (and any associated services)
all parties are public bodies and maintain their public body status as specified in ORS 30.260. All parties
understand and acknowledge that each retains all immunities and privileges granted them by the Oregon Tort
Claims Act (ORS 30.260 through 30.295) and any and all other statutory rights granted as a result of their status
as local public bodies.
2.SERVICES. COUNTY shall perform as an independent contractor, and not as an agent of CITIES the
necessary services to conduct the specific programs described in Exhibit A – Scope of Work attached hereto and
by this reference made a part hereof at a funding level described in Exhibit B – Budget attached hereto and by
this reference made a part hereof.
3.MODIFICATION AND TERMINATION.
3.1
3.2
3.3
Modification. No modification or amendment to this Agreement will bind either party unless in
writing and signed by all parties.
Termination. The parties may jointly agree to terminate this Agreement at any time by written
agreement.
Non‐Appropriation. Each of the parties certifies that it has sufficient funds currently authorized
for expenditure to finance the costs of this Agreement for the period within the current budget;
however, the parties understand and agree that, if a party does not appropriate funds for the next
succeeding fiscal year to continue payments otherwise required by the Agreement, this
Agreement will terminate at the end of the last fiscal year for which payments have been
appropriated. The non‐appropriating party will notify the other parties of such non‐appropriation
not later than 30 days before the beginning of the year within which funds are not appropriated.
Upon termination pursuant to this clause, no party will have a further obligation for
payments beyond the termination date.
4.MISCELLANEOUS PROVISIONS
4.1
4.2
Disputes. The parties are required to exert every effort to cooperatively resolve any
disagreements that may arise under this Agreement. This may be done at any management level,
including at a level higher than the persons directly responsible for administration of the
Agreement. In the event that the parties alone are unable to resolve any conflict under this
Agreement, they are encouraged to resolve their differences through mediation or other
cooperative dispute resolution process.
Waiver. Failure of any party to enforce any provision of the Agreement does not constitute a
waiver or relinquishment by the party of the right to such performance in the future nor of the
right to enforce that or any other provision of this Agreement.
Attachment 1 Page 3 of 13
4.3
4.4
4.5
4.6
4.7
4.8
4.9
Severability. If any provision of this Agreement is declared by a court to be illegal or in conflict
with any law, the validity of the remaining terms and provisions are not affected; and the rights
and obligations of the parties are to be construed and enforced as if the Agreement did not
contain the particular provision held to be invalid.
Governing Law, Forum, and Venue. All matters in dispute between the parties to this Agreement
arising from or relating to the Agreement, including without limitation alleged tort or violation,
are governed by, construed, and enforced in accordance with the laws of the State of Oregon
without regard to principles of conflict of laws. This section does not constitute a waiver by County
of any form of defense or immunity, whether governmental immunity or otherwise, from any
claim or from the jurisdiction of any court. All disputes and litigation arising out of this Agreement
will be decided by the state or federal courts of Oregon. Venue for all disputes and litigation will
be in Lane County, Oregon.
Time is of the Essence. The parties agree that time is of the essence with respect to all provisions
of this Agreement.
No Third‐Party Beneficiaries. COUNTY and CITIES are the only parties to this Agreement and are
the only parties entitled to enforce its terms. Nothing in this Agreement gives or may be
construed to give or provide any benefit or right to third persons, either directly or indirectly,
that is greater than the rights and benefits enjoyed by the general public, unless that party is
identified by name in this Agreement.
Headings. The headings and captions in this Agreement are for reference and identification
purposes only and may not be used to construe the meaning or to interpret the Agreement.
Force Majeure. No party will be held responsible for delay or default due to force majeure acts,
events, or occurrences, including but not limited to fires, riots, wars, and epidemics, unless such
delay or default could have been avoided by the exercise of reasonable care, prudence,
foresight, and diligence by that party.
Multiple Counterparts. This Agreement and any subsequent amendments may be executed in
several counterparts, facsimile or otherwise, all of which when taken together will constitute one
agreement binding on all parties, notwithstanding that all parties are not signatories to the same
counterpart. Each copy of this Agreement and any amendments so executed will constitute an
original.
4.10 Merger and Construction. This Agreement contains the entire agreement of COUNTY and CITIES
with respect to the subject matter of this Agreement, and supersedes all prior negotiations,
agreements and understandings. This Agreement is the result of bilateral negotiations between
the parties, and the provisions of this Agreement are to be interpreted and their legal effects
determined as a whole, with no part to be construed against the drafter of such part.
4.11 Compliance with Law, ADA. COUNTY and CITIES agree to comply with all federal, state and local
laws applicable to the parties or the subject matter of this Agreement. During the performance of
this Agreement, the parties will comply with all applicable provisions of the Americans with
Disabilities Act of 1990, 42 USC Section 12101 et seq., and Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act
of 1973.
Attachment 1 Page 4 of 13
5.COMPLIANCE WITH CORONAVIRUS GUIDELINES, LAWS, RULES AND ORDERS. All of the parties are aware
of the COVID‐19 emergency and agrees that it is and will remain familiar with the CDC prevention guidelines and
with federal, state, and local laws, rules, and orders regarding COVID‐19 throughout the term of this Agreement,
and will take all necessary precautions relating to COVID‐19, including those set out in the guidelines, laws, rules,
and orders described in this paragraph. The parties have anticipated the costs of compliance with the present
guidelines, rules, laws, and orders prior to entering into this Agreement, and that no claim will be made by any
party for such compliance. However, in the event that after the effective date of this Agreement the COVID‐19
guidelines, laws, rules, and orders are changed in such a way as to adversely affect the parties’ ability to carry out
their obligations under this Agreement, any party so affected must give notice to the other parties of any
potential need to modify the Agreement to accommodate or respond to such changes in the guidelines, laws,
rules, and orders.
6.AUTHORIZED REPRESENTATIVE AND NOTICE. Any party may designate a new authorized representative
by written notice to the other parties. Any notice, demand, consent, approval, or other communication to be
given under this Agreement must be in writing and provided by email addressed to the party’s authorized
representative, except as provided below in this section. However, if, in any parties' discretion, email is not the
most appropriate method for providing notice, then notice may be provided by personal delivery; certified mail,
postage prepaid, return receipt requested; or nationally recognized overnight courier. The effective date of
notice shall be: for notice by email, the date and time sent if sent between the hours of 8 am and 5 pm,
otherwise effective at 8am the following Business Day; for notice delivered in person, the date and time of
delivery; for notice by U.S. mail, three days after the date of certification; and for notice by overnight courier, the
next business day after deposit with the courier. If no representative is identified in this Agreement, notice may
be given to the person executing the Agreement on behalf of that party.
7.INDEMNIFICATION. To the extent permitted by the Oregon Constitution, and to the extent permitted by
the Oregon Tort Claims Act, each party agrees to indemnify, defend, and hold harmless the other parties and
their officers, employees, and agents from and against all damages, losses and expenses, including but not
limited to attorney fees and costs related to litigation, and to defend all claims, proceedings, lawsuits, and
judgments arising out of or resulting from the indemnifying party’s negligence in the performance of or failure to
perform under this Agreement.
9/1/2021
Attachment 1 Page 5 of 13
EXHIBIT A-1
SCOPE OF WORK
Attachment 1 Page 6 of 13
7/31/20
OVERSIGHTANDMANAGEMENT
A. HumanServicesCommission
AnIntergovernmentalCommittee,hereinafterreferredtoasHumanServicesCommission(HSC),
isdesignatedastheoversightcommitteeforadministrationofthehumanservicesactivities,
resources,fundsandprojects.TheHumanServicesCommissionprovidesleadershipforthe
EUGENEandSPRINGFIELDCityCouncilsandtheCOUNTYBoardofCommissionersonallmatters
concerninghumanservicespolicy,planningandfundingasoutlinedbelow:
x Pursuesregionalcooperationintheplanning,fundinganddeliveryofhumanservices
x Engagesinresearchandmakesrecommendationsforregionalpartners'funding,
planning,policy,programsandpartnershipsonemergentissuesandconcernsinthearea
ofhumanservices
x Developsrecommendationsonprioritiesfortheallocationofregionalresourcestomeet
identifiedhumanneeds
x Evaluatesandmakesrecommendationsonallsubmittedjurisdictionalrequestsfor
fundingofhumanservices
x Developsandmanagesavarietyofcommunityresourcestomaximizethebenefiton
humanneeds
x Guidesandoptimizestheuseofpartners'resourcesinaddressingmajorcommunity
issuesandconcerns
x Evaluatesandreviewstheperformanceofindividualhumanserviceagencies
x Developsaregionalplanforhumanserviceeffortssupportedbylocalgovernment,
ensuringcommunityinvolvement
x Coordinateswithothergroupsandhumanserviceplanningagenciesandorganizations
x Reviewscityandcountyactionswhichmayaffecttheavailabilityandqualityofhuman
servicedeliveryinthecounty
x Encouragescollaborationinseekingregionalsolutionstohumanserviceneeds
x Encouragescaringandactiononhumanneedsinthecommunitybyraisingawareness
B. PovertyandHomelessnessBoard
TheCOUNTYhasdesignatedthePovertyandHomelessnessBoard,establishedasthe
administeringboardfortheCounty'sCommunityActionAgencyinaccordancewithORS458.505
andtheCounty'sHomelessContinuumofCareBoardinaccordancewith42USC11302,24CFR
578.7,toadditionallyserveastheHumanServicesCommission'sadvisoryboardforregional
humanservicespolicy,planningandfundingallocations.
TheBoardprovidesadvicetotheHumanServicesCommissionwiththegoalofreducingand
preventingpovertyandhomelessnessinLaneCounty.Itassiststhedevelopmentofthedelivery
ofhousingandservicestomeetthespecificneedsofpeoplewhoareimpoverishedorhomeless
improvingtheirstability.Itassiststomaximizetheallocationoflocal,stateandfederalfunds
madeavailableforthispurpose.
Itstasksshallinclude:participateinthedevelopmentofthecounty'splanning,implementation
andmonitoringofperformanceandevaluateoutcomesofprogramsservinglowͲincomeand
homelesspersons;developandreviewprogrampolicesandpriorities;assurethecoordination
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7/31/20
andimplementationofahousingandhumanservicesystem;reviewcoordinatedassessment
systemforserviceaccess;reviewandapproveprivacy,security,anddataqualityplans,policies
andprocedures,andperformancemeasuresfortheHumanServicesManagementInformation
System;reviewtheprocessforperformanceimprovement;participateinapointͲinͲtimecountof
homelesspersonsthatisconductedatleastbiannually;reviewanannualgapsanalysisthatis
conductedofhomelessnessneedsandservices;developprogramandfinancialprioritiesforthe
distributionofpublicfunds;assureacollaborative,fair,andtransparentprocessfordeveloping
prioritiesforprojectstobesubmittedingrantapplicationstofunders;and,reviewtheefficiency
andeffectivenessoffundingexpendituresforfundedactivities.
PERFORMANCEANDMANAGEMENTACTIVITIESFORTHEHUMANSERVICESPROGRAM
COUNTYagreestocarryoutthefollowingactivitiesinordertomanagetheHumanServicesDivision
operationsforthecontractedtimeperiod.
I. ContractMonitoring
A. Conductquarterlymonitoringofagencycontractscompliancebyreviewingminutesand
financialstatements.
B. Conductsemiannualreviewofprogramprogressreports.
C. Reviewannualaudits.
D. Conductregularremoteandsitevisitstoallsubcontractedagencies,frequency
determinedbyannualagencyriskrating.
E. Providetechnicalassistanceasneededtoagenciesinsolvingproblemsaffectingtheir
contractperformance.
II. Accounting
A. Setuppaymentscheduleforsubcontractors.
B. TrackreceiptofrevenuesfromEugeneandSpringfieldanddisbursementsofthefundsto
subcontractedagencies.
C. BillcitiesofEugeneandSpringfield.
III. GeneralManagement
A. Prepareannualbudget,monitorandadjustasnecessary.
B. PrepareannualprogramandfiscalreportsfortheHumanServicesCommissionandall
reportsrequiredbyotherfundingagencies.
C. MakerecordsavailabletocitiesofEugeneandSpringfieldasrequested.
D. Conducthumanservicesandhomelessassistanceplanningprocess.
E. Performresourcedevelopmentactivities.
F. StafftheHumanServicesCommission,PovertyandHomelessnessBoardandrelated
subcommittees.
G. Coordinateprogramactivities.
H. Promoteandmaintainpublicrelationswithothercommunityorganizationsandthe
generalpublic.
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EXHIBIT B-1
BUDGET
Attachment 1 Page 9 of 13
FY24
Paid to LANE COUNTY
FINANCIAL PARTICIPATION AND ACCOUNTABILITY
1. Funding
JURISDICTION CONTRIBUTION LC CODING
Lane County
General Fund Contributions 1,975,079 498515‐285‐3427030
General Fund D2D/Access 623,808 498515‐285‐3427030
General Fund Veterans Services 534,995 498515‐285‐3427070
General Fund TAC Position 555,058 498515‐285‐3427030
General Fund TAC Rapid Resolution 261,575 498515‐285‐3427030
Subtotal 3,950,515
City Of Eugene
General Fund Contribution 740,125
455120‐285‐3427030
General Fund Veterans Services 69,875 455120‐285‐3427070
General Fund D2D 465,000
455120‐285‐3427030
General Fund Access Center/ESS Plus Weekend 125,000 455120‐285‐3427030
General Fund Contract Increase 75,000
455120‐285‐3427030
EPD Youth Shelter 36,000 455120‐285‐3427030
Subtotal 1,511,000
City of Springfield
General Fund Contribution 150,138
455160‐285‐3427030
General Fund Veterans Services 10,114 455160‐285‐3427070
Subtotal 160,252
GRAND TOTAL 5,621,767
7/14/23
Said funds are to be expended in the amounts as shown on the Human Services Commission Budget, No.3 of this Exhibit.
2. Disbursement of Resources and Payments
Based upon revenue contributions specified in Exhibit B, and subject to availability of funds, disbursements to the
various services providers shall be made by COUNTY pursuant to provisions of the various contractual agreements
between each respective service provider and COUNTY. Payments will be made on a cost reimbursement basis. Services
are assigned to appropriate revenue sources and the funds will be allocated as described in the Human Services Budget.
It is agreed that the following procedure shall apply to transfer of payments from COUNTY, EUGENE and SPRINGFIELD
to the Intergovernmental Human Services Commission fund:
a. Payments will be made in advance on a quarterly basis (July 1, October 1, January 1, and April 1) equaling one-
fourth of each participating government's contribution as specified in above. If payments are not received as
scheduled, COUNTY may withhold payments from service providers.
b. Not withstanding the above Section 2, at the commencement of this Agreement, each participating government
will transfer, or pay into the Human Services Commission fund, their first quarterly payment.
c. The parties each understand that each party's financial obligations under this Agreement are contingent upon
receiving appropriations and expenditure authority sufficient to all ow each party, in the exercise of its reasonable
administrative discretion, to perform its financial obligations under this Agreement. The funding provisions of this
section shall be incorporated into all agreements with nonprofit agencies.
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3. HUMAN SERVICES BUDGET OF CONTRACTED SERVICES
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Contracts have reset to FY21 levels due to reductions in COVID & other limit duration funding.
Contracts with asterisk (*) are pending funding availability, RFP process or final funding type determination.
NOTE DRAFT AMOUNTS ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE
SERVICE CONTRACTOR
RECOMMENDED
ALLOCATION
Children & Youth Development
55575 ‐ Parent Education/In‐Home Outreach, Child Abuse Prevention RELIEF NURSERY 83,920
*55574 ‐ Parent Education/In‐Home Outreach PEARL BUCK 54,964
56232 ‐ Access Center Youth LOOKING GLASS 70,600
56234 ‐ Emergency Shelter Services Youth LOOKING GLASS 104,582
56236 ‐ Rapid Rehousing Services Youth LOOKING GLASS 109,129
56233 ‐ Homeless Prevention Services, Youth LOOKING GLASS 40,666
57082 ‐ Evergreen RRH‐ TH DEV NW 603,750
57081‐ Cascara RRH‐TH LOOKING GLASS 369,888
57083 ‐ Meadowlark Outreach SSO LOOKING GLASS 282,706
57084‐ Host Home SSO A FAMILY FOR EVERY CHILD 237,799
*00000 ‐ Transitional Housing Services for Homeless Youth TBD RFP 89,669
Basic Needs for Low Income Households
55566 ‐ Community Svc Center Eugene & North Central Lane County CATHOLIC COMM SVCS 164,084
*55567 ‐ Community Svc Center Springfield & East Lane County CATHOLIC COMM SVCS 192,706
*55584 ‐ Community Svc Center ‐ South Lane County COMMUNITY SHARING 142,889
55583 ‐ Community Svc Center/West Lane County SIUSLAW OUTREACH SVCS 62,661
55582 ‐ Food Pantry Services in Oakridge OAKRIDGE CDC 11,849
55568 ‐ Food Security ‐ Food Distribution FOOD FOR LANE CO 177,369
55569 ‐ Food Security ‐ Meal Site FOOD FOR LANE CO 38,869
55570 ‐ Senior Meals on Wheels LCOG 51,824
55565 ‐ Latinx Access to Services CENTRO LATINO AMER 52,895
Utility & Weatherization
*55630 ‐ Utility Assistance City of Eugene Campbell Center 51,606
*55813 ‐ Utility Assistance Catholic Community Services 264,413
*55777 ‐ Utility Assistance Community Sharing 45,380
*55811 ‐ Utility Assistance Siuslaw Outreach 20,160
*55648 ‐ Utility Assistance Willamalane 21,248
*55617 ‐ Utility Assistance Lane Council of Governments 32,810
*54635 ‐ Weatherization Services Homes for Good 2,039,175
Street Outreach
*57271 ‐ East Lane Street Outreach HIV ALLIANCE 138,600
56015 ‐ Alternative Shelter Housing Navigation & Case Mgmt Svcs COMMUNITY SUPPORTED SHELTERS ‐
*56828 ‐ NEST Street Outreach Eugene WHITEBIRD 489,143
*56133 ‐ Health Focused Outreach & Safe Sleep BH/PH HIV ALLIANCE 591,910
Homeless Access Centers
*56373 ‐ Domestic Violence Services HOPE & SAFETY ALLIANCE 149,002
56222 ‐ Access Center, Homeless Families (now Annex)ST. VINCENT DE PAUL ‐
*56223 ‐ Access Center, Homeless Single Adults ST. VINCENT DE PAUL 769,689
*56237 ‐ Access Center, Springfield Families CATHOLIC COMM SVCS 41,876
LANE COUNTY HUMAN SERVICES
DRAFT FY24 CONTRACTS
REVISED 5.2.2023
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SERVICE CONTRACTOR
RECOMMENDED
ALLOCATION
Emergency & Seasonal Shelters
56165 ‐ Springfield Pallet Shelter Operations MAINSTREAM HOUSING 59,210
*56224 ‐ Annex Short Term Housing for Homeless Families ST. VINCENT DE PAUL 305,242
*57174 ‐ Singles Year Round Safe Sleeping Services (D2D)ST. VINCENT DE PAUL 1,287,651
*53611 ‐ Emergency Warming Center ST. VINCENT DE PAUL 122,843
56235 ‐ Legal Parking Programs, Operations and Services ST. VINCENT DE PAUL 54,347
*00000 ‐ Bridge Housing Services TBD RFP 44,959
*56225 ‐ Homeless Family Temporary Housing SHELTERCARE 53,582
55842‐ Temporary Emergency Shelter SHELTERCARE ‐
56965 ‐ Safe Sleep Housing Navigation (Everyone & Rosa Villages)HIV ALLIANCE ‐
56945 ‐ Safe Sleeping ‐ Garfield (Eugene Sites)ST. VINCENT DE PAUL ‐
56044 ‐ Bridges On Broadway Ops & Svcs HOMES FOR GOOD 1,569,260
*57255‐ Brooklyn Ave Shelter EQUITABLE SOCIAL SOLUTIONS 815,143
57110 ‐ Shelter and Navigation Center EQUITABLE SOCIAL SOLUTIONS 2,038,000
*00000 ‐ Shelter & Navigation Center Culturally Responsive Services EQUITABLE SOCIAL SOLUTIONS 200,000
*00000 ‐ Shelter and Navigation Center BH Services LCBH 225,000
*00000 ‐ ALL IN (Shelter, Outreach, RRH, HMIS)TBD RFP ‐
Homeless Prevention
56374 ‐ Housing Stabilization Program CATHOLIC COMM SVCS 204,452
56227 ‐ Homeless Prevention Services‐Eugene/ N. Central Lane County CATHOLIC COMM SVCS 129,456
56228 ‐ Homeless Prevention Services‐Springfield/East Lane County CATHOLIC COMM SVCS 147,833
56229 ‐ Homeless Prevention Services‐South Lane County COMMUNITY SHARING 135,609
56230 ‐ Homeless Prevention Services‐West Lane County SIUSLAW OUTREACH SVCS 115,156
56242 ‐ Homeless Prevention Services‐Eugene Families ST. VINCENT DE PAUL 211,104
*00000 ‐ Coordinated Entry Information & Referral (Phone/Online)TBD RFP 133,990
57176 ‐ Wlidfire Resilience DEV NW 400,000
*00000 ‐ ALL IN ‐ Eviction, Diversion, Prevention TBD RFP 1,842,401
55556 ‐ COVID Rent Assistance CATHOLIC COMM SVCS ‐
55557 ‐ COVID Rent Assistance CENTRO LATINO AMER ‐
55559 ‐ COVID Rent Assistance COMMUNITY SHARING ‐
56048 ‐ COVID Rent Assistance LOOKING GLASS ‐
55558 ‐ COVID Rent Assistance SHELTERCARE ‐
55560 ‐ COVID Rent Assistance SIUSLAW OUTREACH SVCS ‐
57270‐ Homeless Prevention HOMES FOR GOOD ‐
57220 ‐ Homeless Prevention CENTRO LATINO AMER ‐
57261 ‐ Homeless Prevention LAUREL HILL CENTER ‐
55698 ‐ Tenant OREGON LAW CENTER ‐
Availability and Access to Supportive Housing
*54761 ‐ FUSE Case Management and Housing Readiness SHELTERCARE 462,673
*00000 ‐ Supportive Outreach Services for Single Homeless Adults TBD RFP 367,174
*00000 ‐ Housing Assistance for Veterans TBD RFP 105,130
55592 ‐ Connections Rapid Rehousing ST. VINCENT DE PAUL 208,451
*00000 ‐ McKenzie Rapid Rehousing (Adult/Youth)TBD RFP 862,459
Permanent Supported Housing for Homeless Households
56777 ‐ The Nel Permanent Supported Housing LAUREL HILL CENTER 611,200
55025 ‐ Commons on MLK Operation HOMES FOR GOOD 79,591
*00000 ‐ Emerald Options/PSH/Developmental Disabilities TBD RFP 236,663
55931 ‐ Shankle Scattered Site Service Delivery SHELTERCARE 181,225
*57517 ‐ MLK Service Delivery (July‐Dec)HOMES FOR GOOD 471,626
*00000 ‐ MLK Service Delivery (Jan‐ June)TBD RFP 471,626
*00000 ‐ Sahalie Permanent Housing TBD RFP 256,130
*00000 ‐ Camas Permanent Housing TBD RFP 227,457
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