Over $3.6 million in grant funds are now available for eligible businesses impacted by COVID19 in Jackson and Josephine Counties. Applications for this new “Southern Oregon CARES Business Grant” (“SOCARES”) fund may be accessed through SOREDI, which has contracted as grant administrator for both counties. These new grant funds are available in all 36 Oregon counties through a $55 million allocation made by the State of Oregon. These funds are intended to be equally accessible to all businesses Application preference will given to those who were mandated to be closed due to Executive Order 20-65. This application is only available...

Latest info from FEMA – NR DR-4562-OR 24 External Outreach Site in Jackson County to Close, Help Still Available FS DR-4562-OR 30 Frequently Asked Questions FEMA Direct Temporary Housing in Oregon More info from FEMA – NR-DR-4562-OR-16 FEMA Rental Assistance May Be A Valuable Housing Solution for Oregon Wildfire Survivors Latest info from FEMA – FS-DR-4562-OR- 12 Flood Risk Increases After Fires Are Out – Buy Flood Insurance Now https://roguedisposal.com/index.php?p=resources/education/environment/safely-disposing-of-fire-debris Fire Debris Disposal FireChemicalCleanUp-DEQGuidance OnSite_Septic_Wildfire https://content.govdelivery.com/accounts/ORDOT/bulletins/2a16dac    

There are multiple business grants out there.  But they will be closing soon! Please contact City Hall ASAP.  541-878-3757 or email TCorrigan@shadycove.org. Apply for a COVID Grant  

IRS provides tax relief for victims of Oregon wildfires

Pacific Power has given the City of Shady Cove a limited number of KN-95 masks for smoke, NOT to be used for Covid-19 protection. Please stop by City Hall and request a mask if you need it for this smoky air. Thank you Pacific Power and Christina Kruger, our favorite PP person! https://www.pacificpower.net/

How to apply for disaster aid due to wildfires If you experienced uninsured losses or damage due to wildfires, you may qualify for disaster aid. Federal funds are available to help eligible individuals recover from wildfire in Clackamas, Douglas, Jackson, Klamath, Lane, Lincoln, Linn and Marion Counties. Oregon received federal emergency aid to supplement state, tribal and local recovery efforts in areas wildfires and straight-line winds affected beginning on Sept. 7, 2020. “Oregon is resilient, but to fight fires on this scale, we need all the help we can get,” said Governor Kate Brown. “I am grateful for the White...