As part of the CDFA Brownfields Technical Assistance Program, CDFA is excited to release the Dimmick Campus Roadmap to Redevelopment for Josephine County, Oregon.

According to the Portland Business Journal, state lawmakers and the state's top utilities providers have come together on legislative action that would effectively eliminate coal power from the state's energy portfolio, a move that has received bipartisan praise from both the public and private sector.

As reported by Renewal & Redevelopment, the Oregon legislature passed HB 2734, which provides local governments with the authority to establish separate municipal corporations, Land Bank Authorities, for the purpose of purchasing or acquiring brownfield properties and promoting their development.

As reported by Portland Tribune, the city of Gresham waived $1.68 million in property taxed and agreed to pay all permit fees totaling $480,000 to help bring Suburu to a vacant industrial park.

The City of Portland reached an agreement with developers to fill in the last remaining part of the South Waterfront area, which will bring 20 to 25 new buildings. The deal will include $23.8 million in public money.

City leaders in Rockwood and Gresham have selected a developer and found funding sources of about $12.5 million to aid the development of a $30 million economic campus, reports Oregon Live.

The Fundamentals Course is the foundation for all of CDFA's educational offerings. This course will help you understand the variety of development finance tools available, from bonds, tax credits and TIF, to federal financing programs, RLFs, and access to capital lending resources.

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