The geographic areas included in the emergency correspond with federally designated continuums of care. A Continuum of Care (CoC) is a regional or local planning body that coordinates housing and services funding for families and individuals experiencing homelessness. Please find a map of the continuums of care here.

• Metro Region: Portland, Gresham/Multnomah, Hillsboro, Beaverton/Washington County, and Clackamas County
• Central Oregon
• Lane County: Eugene, Springfield
• Jackson County: Medford, Ashland
• Marion, Polk Counties: Salem

The Governor has requested that the legislature approve a $130 million early investment package as soon as possible to achieve the stated goals:

• Prevent 8,750 households from becoming homeless statewide;
• Add 600 low-barrier shelter beds in emergency areas;
• Rehouse at least 1,200 unsheltered households in emergency areas.

A local ALL IN Lane County Multi-Agency Coordination (MAC) Group has been created for interagency management, planning, coordination, and operational leadership to provide strategic coordination, identify resources and manage goals.

The ALL IN MAC group plan was accepted by Oregon Housing and Community Services on March 17, 2023.

On March 17, 2023 Oregon Housing and Community Services approved the ALL IN Lane County Plan documents.

Lane County ALL IN Funded Programs  

Lane County ALL IN will work to achieve the following regional outcomes:

• 741 Households Stabilize and do not Experience Homelessness
• 230 New, Quality, Low-barrier Emergency Shelter Beds are Created
• 247 Households are Re-housed from the Street to Permanent Housing