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Business Oregon : Welcome Page : County Fairgrounds Grants : State of Oregon Translate this site into other Languages tag, as divs are not allowed in 's --> County Fairgrounds Funding In the 2019-2021 legislative session, $10 million in tax exempt lottery bond funding was provided to Business Oregon to provide grants for capital improvement projects to county fairground facilities.
The first bond sale is anticipated in spring 2022 and will provide $5 million in available funding with the remaining $5 million in funding to come available with the next bond sale, anticipated in spring of 2023. The agency has awarded the first round of funds to eligible projects. The County Fairgrounds Operational Support webpage can be found here .
2022-2023 Award Decisions The award decisions for this funding opportunity have been decided. All 36 counties were eligible for this funding.
Below is the information for which counties will be divvied up into each contracting year: Funding Year 2022 (County: Project) Baker: Event Center Enhancement Benton: Barn Renovation/Storage Building Columbia: Pole Barn and Roof Repair Deschutes: HVAC/Lighting Control Douglas: New Roof for Douglas Hall Jackson: Event Center Resurface Jefferson: ADA Accessibility Josephine: House & Pavilion Renovation Marion: Livestock Office & FFA Roof Multnomah: Historic Dance Pavilion Polk: Barn Roof Repair and Renovations Tillamook: Fairgrounds Electrical Union: Water & Wastewater Improvements Wallowa: Fairgrounds Land Acquisition Wasco: Infrastructure Upgrades Yamhill: Desashmutt Renovation Funding Year 2023 (County: Project) Clackamas: Multiuse Building Gilliam: County Fair Event Center Harney: Livestock Shelter/PA System Hood River: Updating Utilities/Fixtures Klamath: New Maintenance Shop Lake: Shop/Storage Building Linn: LED Lighting Upgrade Morrow: Building Remodels Umatilla: Animal Barn Expansion Washington: Perimeter Fencing Project Wheeler: Grandstand Replacement How to recognize an official Oregon website Only share sensitive information on official, secure websites.
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