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Tribal Housing

Address: 28450 Tyee Road Grand Ronde, OR 97347 | Hours: Monday - Friday 8am - 12pm 1pm - 5pm |

Phone: 503-879-2401 | Fax: 503-879-5973 | Email: housinginfo@grandronde.org

Mission Statement: 

The Grand Ronde Housing Department’s mission is to ensure that each CTGR Tribal member has the opportunity to reside in housing that is affordable, provides a safe and healthy living environment, and promotes self-sufficiency, Tribal pride and spirit.

Housing Programs

Rental Housing

This program helps Tribal Members with rental assistance on Tribal Housing Land, this includes the family housing, apartments, and Elders housing.

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Student Rental Assistance

The purpose of the Student Rental Assistance program is to support low-income Tribal members attend college by assisting them with their housing rental costs.

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Home Ownership

This program helps Tribal Members purchase homes on Tribal trust land.

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Home Improvement - Weatherization

This program provides up to a $3,500 grant to enrolled members of the Confederated Tribes of the Grand Ronde for basic energy related repair or replacement of systems in their primary residence

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Down Payment Assistance

This program provides down payment assistance to enrolled members of the Confederated Tribes of Grand Ronde. Members must have an income of at least $24,000 to qualify. The down payment assistance grant is for the purchase of a single-family home in standard condition anywhere in the United States. The home must be the primary residence of the Tribal member receiving the down payment assistance.

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Objective

 

The Grand Ronde Housing Department (GRHD) was established by Tribal Ordinance on March 27, 1996 to develop and implement Tribal housing programs.

A diverse mix of one, two, three, four and five bedroom apartments for Tribal members to rent are one of the housing options available as part of the effort to create affordable housing options for families, sensitive to their unique and special needs. Whether a Tribal member is currently living in the area, or wanting to return to their homeland, the rental housing project offers Tribal members a quality place to live and call home that is located within the Grand Ronde community, as well as near the Tribal government and related services.

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