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: Authorized a professional services agreement with GBD Architects to create a master plan for the Blue Heron site in Oregon City and work with Oregon City to amend its 2014 master plan for the site. The contract is not to exceed $590,380; Approved a three-year agreement with the West Valley Fire District for the Tribe to provide expanded fire and emergency medical services in the area and take full ownership of the ambulance; Approved emergency adoption of the Fuel Tax Ordinance so …

in Sheridan, which is also part of the Tribe’s ceded lands. Stella-Jones is a Canadian manufacturer and a leading producer in the U.S. of treated wood products such as railroad ties, utility poles, residential lumber and industrial products. “Their site sits on top of the former Taylor Jones Lumber site that was already cleaned up as a Superfund site,” Tribal Environmental Policy Analyst Keri Handaly said. “DEQ’s inspection found that (Stella-Jones) practices were re-contaminating portions …

and coordination. … You might be able to solve a problem by doing that.” Tribal Planning and Grants Manager Kim Rogers said those in attendance provided good input. “The suggestions to add more stops here in Grand Ronde and to look at some kind of local connector service to get people around the community will of course have some cost and we will see where we end up on what services we can afford,” he said. The Tribe hired Kittleson & Associates of Portland to assist with updating its 2007 Coordinated …

of your service?” The survey also asked if people had landlines. People were asked to provide information about how they felt about the cost of their telephone service and rate the quality of the service. The survey asked if people had satellite or cable television and which companies their providers were. Information Services wanted to know if people bundled their current services and asked if Grand Ronde were to start its own company would people be interested in becoming customers. Information …

River Aquatic Habitat Restoration project; Urban Gleaners of Portland, $27,000, for the 2018-19 Healthy Food to Hungry Kids expansion project; Virginia Garcia Memorial Foundation of Beaverton, $30,000, for a mobile medical-dental van; Willamette Valley Law Project of Woodburn, $30,000, for its Farmworker Health Promoters program; YMCA of the Columbia-Willamette, $25,000, for expanded camping for at-risk youth at Duncan’s Woods. Small grants recipients were: Dougy Center Inc. of Portland, $5,000 …

, many organizations surrounded the powwow arbor and staffed resource tables, offering help and services to veterans. Among those organizations were the Grand Ronde Health & Wellness Center, Veterans Affairs’ mobile Vet Center, the Portland-Vancouver chapter of the Northwest Indian Veteran Association, Native American Cultural Association of Oregon, Worksource Yamhill, Military Helpline, Oregon Health & Science University’s Casey Eye Institute and Willamina Post 4211 of the Veterans of Foreign …

and emergency assistance programs. New services made possible by the new, larger building were optometry, pharmacy, a medical lab and radiology. In the center atrium hangs a 500-pound mobile of several hundred salmon silhouettes that were created by Tribal Elders. Memory bricks were purchased by Tribal members and placed randomly in the entrance’s main sidewalk. On Sept. 8, 1997, Pierson Mitchell blessed the new Health & Wellness Center. Warm Springs Tribal members Anna and Rudy Clements were …

of Eugene, $33,500, for its Rural Access to Justice: Mobile Legal Services program; Polk County Fire District No. 1 of Independence, $10,041, to purchase portable ventilators for pre-hospital treatment; Salem Dream Center, $50,000, for Supporting Children & Families: Emphasizing Mental, Physical Wellness & Education program; Shadow Project of Portland, $36,000, for expanded reading mentoring for students in special education; Freshwater Trust of Portland, $20,100, for its Salmon River Habitat …

and overdose. You have the perfect storm and then the storm within the storm.” In response, the Tribe increased its prevention programming and training, and also implemented good medicine programming to offer traditional activities and offerings to promote healing. There are also two outpatient medication-assisted treatment centers – Great Circle Recovery – in Salem and Portland, which opened to the public in 2021 and 2023, respectively. There is also a mobile treatment clinic that makes stops in Grand …

: Artists Repertory Theatre of Portland, $7,500, for a boarding school play by Blossom Johnson (Diné); Black Parent Initiative of Portland, $7,500, for a Sacred Roots Doula and mobile lactation services; Bridgeworks Oregon, $7,500, for PonyXpress chapbooks and broadsides; Diamonds in the Rough Ministry of Newport, $7,500, for its Diamond Outreach transportation; Operation Warm Inc., $7,500, for its Warm Up Yamhill and Tillamook Counties initiative; Portland Workforce Alliance, $7,000, for its …