Housing Justice Festival sparks urgent call for rent protections

November 12, 2024 | Washington County, Oregon


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Housing Justice Festival sparks urgent call for rent protections
During a recent government meeting, discussions highlighted the pressing issues surrounding housing justice and the rights of renters and landlords. A panel, which included local officials and community representatives, convened at the Housing Justice Festival held at Saint Anthony Church Parish Center in Tigard. The event featured personal stories from individuals affected by housing injustices, prompting a dialogue on potential rent protections and agreements regarding tenant and landlord rights.

While no commitments were made on behalf of the county regarding these issues, officials emphasized the need for ongoing collaboration among county commissioners, staff, and community members to address the challenges presented. The meeting underscored the importance of community engagement in shaping housing policies.

Additionally, the meeting included reflections on a recent Veterans Day ceremony in Beaverton, where local leaders discussed available services for veterans and distributed green light bulbs as a symbol of support. The upcoming week will see further discussions at the ARSAC meeting, indicating a continued focus on community services and housing issues.

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