r/Eugene • u/HotlineAtSETA • 20d ago
New Tenant Resources! OHP Rent Assistance and Automatic Eviction Set Asides!
Hello everyone!
We wanted to let you know about two wonderful new resources for tenants!
Rent Assistance
Eligible individuals on the Oregon Health Plan can now easily request Rent Assistance! Click here for an overview of everything or check out their website which includes information in several languages!
Trillium members:
Information - https://www.trilliumohp.com/members/oregon-health-plan/Benefits-and-Services/health-related-social-needs-services.html
Online Form - https://uniteus.com/networks/oregon/get-help/trilliumchphrsn
Pacific Source members
https://pacificsource.com/medicaid/your-plan/HRSN-health-related-social-needs
Open Card Members
https://sharedsystems.dhsoha.state.or.us/DHSForms/Served/le736602.pdf
Eviction Set Asides
A new Oregon law clears past residential evictions that meet certain requirements. It applies to cases where the court entered a judgment after Jan. 1, 2014. Visit the Oregon Judicial Department website to see if your evictions were included!
https://www.courts.oregon.gov/forms/pages/evictionsetasides.aspx
Update on Eugene's $10 Application fee cap
"The City will not enforce the $10 cap on applicant screening charges until the Oregon Supreme Court issues a decision on the plaintiffs’ appeal of the Court of Appeals’ decision filed on November 6, 2024. The City has not implemented the application fee cap and is currently not requiring landlords to limit application fees to $10"
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u/EUGsk8rBoi42p 19d ago
Disgusting the city refuses to enforce the $10 cap on fees. So many property management companies let properties sit just to churn applications.