Lane County Transfer Station

The Housing and Community Services Agency of Lane County, commonly known as HACSA, is the public housing authority for Lane County and the cities of Eugene and Springfield in Oregon. It provides affordable, safe and sanitary housing options to low- and moderate-income families and households. The authority administers a rental assistance program that provides individuals and families with vouchers that are used to find rental units. HACSA also owns more than 700 public housing units and over 400 project-based subsidy and tax credit units. Its development division builds new properties or purchases existing rental properties. The authority also works with homeowners and renters to assess their homes in order to provide weatherization services to save energy and reduce utility costs. It operates the Family Self-Sufficiency program, which helps families improve their economic conditions. The Housing and Community Services Agency of Lane County has offices in Eugene and Springfield, Ore.

Lane County Juvenile Court in Eugene, OR is a government organization that provides a range of services and resources related to juvenile justice. They offer online services for court records, forms, and payments, as well as information on court rules and procedures. The court is committed to accessibility and language access, ensuring that individuals have the necessary accommodations and interpreters for their court proceedings. With a rich history dating back to 1855, Lane County Juvenile Court is housed in a modern courthouse built in 1959, located in Eugene, OR. They strive to uphold fairness and justice in their proceedings, offering specialty courts and programs to address the unique needs of families and children. The court is dedicated to providing a safe and inclusive environment for all individuals involved in the juvenile justice system.Generated from the website