■ $975,000 for the City of Mosier for the Mosier Community Center and Fire Station ■ $960,000 for the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers for the John Day Lock & Dam ■ $800,000 for the Bend-Deschutes County Habitat for Humanity for Affordable Housing Development in Central Oregon ■ $700,000 for the U.S. Forest Service for Deschutes National Forest for Recreational Access ■ $441,000 for the Columbia Gorge Community College for Advanced Manufacturing Skills and Equipment ■ $400,000 for the Mid-Columbia Community Action Council for The Dalles Navigation Center Micro- Shelters ■ $153,000 for the Central Oregon Community College for Madras Campus Health Careers Expansion ■ $115,000 for Hood River Crag Rats for Historic Cloud Cap Inn Rerooʼnng Eastern Oregon: ■ $6 million to Camp Umatilla for Housing Facilities Construction ■ $3.5 million for the City of Burns for Water System Improvements
Mid-Columbia/Central Oregon: ■ $5 million for the Confederated Tribes of Warm Springs for Drinking Water Infrastructure ■ $3.445 million for the North Unit Irrigation District for the Crooked River Water Quality and Supply Reliability Pumping Plant Feasibility Study ■ $3.088 million for the La Pine Community Health Center for Health Center Expansion ■ $3 million for the Columbia Cascade Housing Corporation for Hood River Affordable Housing ■ $2.548 million for the Lone Pine Irrigation District for its Authorized Watershed Plan ■ $2.5 million for East Fork Irrigation District for its Authorized Watershed Plan ■ $2.5 million for the Ochoco Irrigation District for McKay Creek Infrastructure ■ $2 million for the City of Redmond for Water System Construction ■ $1.380 million for Oregon State University-Cascades for Little Kits Childcare Centers ■ $1.019 million for the Wheeler County Ofʼnce of Emergency Management for its Radio System Upgrade
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The Business Review | August 2022
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