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Columbia County opens temporary shelter for displaced residents

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By Alex Brown, Nicole Jordan, Harold Fleming
| theeagle.news
The following is a press release prepared and submitted by Columbia County. Columbia County has established a temporary shelter at the Columbia County Fairgrounds for residents displaced from a fire at a St. Helens residential building that affected 24 housing units. One individual was transported via emergency medical services to an area hospital. Some residents have been able to secure other accommodations, while others remain in need of temporary shelter and housing assistance. The American…
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Unlocking Value: A Multistate Overview of Affordable Housing Property Tax Exemptions

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By Alex Brown, Frederick Griffin
| JD Supra
The rapid expansion and evolution of state and local property tax exemptions has become a critical tool in affordable and workforce housing finance. In many jurisdictions, these exemptions can materially improve project feasibility, enhance debt service coverage and, in some cases, function as a partial substitute for traditional subsidy sources.
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Cities, states say they’ll need more help to replace millions of lead pipes

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By Alex Brown, Alex Brown
| Missouri Independent
A new federal rule will require water utilities across the country to pull millions of lead drinking water pipes out of the ground and replace them, at a cost of billions of dollars. States, cities and water utilities agree that the lead pipes need to go to ensure safe water for residents. But they say they may struggle to do so in the 10-year window required under the rule, and they fear some ratepayers will be hit with massive cost increases to pay for the work.
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