Help get Lane County to Low Risk Level – Free vaccination clinics are here and walk ins are welcome

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We only need to get a little over 4% more people vaccinated with at least one shot to move the county into ‘Low Risk’ covid level. Attaining Low Risk level means more people can participate in activities like dining, indoor and outdoor entertainment venues, outdoor recreation and much more. Clinics are being set up all over Lane County in the next few weeks and are as close as North Eugene high school

ALL INDIVIDUALS IN OREGON AGES 12+ ARE ELIGIBLE TO RECEIVE THE FREE COVID-19 VACCINE.

Walk-ins are now welcome at Lane County Public Health vaccine clinics. Appointments are still encouraged.

Here are some of the Upcoming Lane County Public Health COVID-19 Vaccine Clinics:

All clinics listed are providing Pfizer brand vaccine (ages 12+) unless otherwise noted.  If you need a Moderna boost dose please attend the May 22 Lane Events Center clinic or utilize our vaccinating partners  (call 541-682-1380 for assistance).

  • Friday, May 21 from 4:00pm-6:00pm at North Eugene High School (200 Silver Lane, Eugene)
  • Friday, May 21 from 3:00pm to 7:00pm at Autzen Stadium
  • Saturday, May 22 from 9:00am to 3:00pm at Autzen Stadium
  • Saturday, May 22 from 9:00am to 3:00pm at Lane Events Center 
    •  Moderna (18+) 
  • Sunday, May 23 from 9:00am to 3:00pm at Autzen Stadium
  • Friday, May 28 from 4:00pm-6:00pm at North Eugene High School (200 Silver Lane, Eugene)

There are many more clinics scheduled, just visit Lane County’s Covid Clinics page. And remember, the County recommends that appointments be made. Appointments can be made on the Covid Clinics page.

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Rental Assistance Applications Opens TODAY, May 19

From State Rep Julie Fahey newsletter

Rental Assistance Applications Open TODAY
New rental assistance for tenants will be available starting today, Wednesday, May 19th. The Oregon Emergency Rental Assistance Program, or OERAP, will distribute $204 million in federal dollars to qualified renters – low income households at 80% of Area Median Income or less who have experienced a financial hardship. These funds can be used to help with current, future, or past rent, as well as utility payments. There will be one centralized statewide tenant application run by Oregon Housing and Community Services for this program – more information on OERAP can be found at www.OregonRentalAssistance.org

Applications for the Oregon Emergency Rental Assistance Program open today! Visit www.OregonRentalAssistance.org for more information. 

Steps to get state rental assistance
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Walk-ins now welcome at Lane County Public Health vaccine clinics – Ages 16+


ALL PERSONS AGE 16+ ARE ELIGIBLE TO RECEIVE THE COVID-19 VACCINE. 

 Walk-ins are now welcome at Lane County Public Health vaccine clinics. Appointments are still encouraged.

Community Immunity Lane County


Lane County Public Health Clinics available this week:

  • Thursday, May 6 from 4:00pm to 8:30pm at Lane Events Center
    • Pfizer available
  • Friday May 7 from  12:00 pm to 6:00 pm at Autzen Stadium
    • Pfizer available
  • Saturday May 8 from  9:00 am to 3:00 pm at Autzen Stadium
    • Pfizer available
  • Saturday May 8 from  9:00 am to 3:00 pm at Lane Events Center
    • Moderna available
  • Sunday May 9 from 1:00 pm to 5:00 pm at Lane Events Center
    • Moderna available

https://lanecounty.org/cms/One.aspx?portalId=3585881&pageId=17388003

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New Updated State of Oregon Bicycle Manual

Bicycling Manual contains updated info on rules of the road, tips for traveling and more

From the Oregon Department of Transportation: May 5, 2021

For more information: Heidi Manlove, Pedestrian and Bicycle Safety Program manager, 503-986-4196

SALEM – Just in time for the season… the new, updated Oregon Bicycling Manual is now available, online and in print. Highlights of the new manual include:

  • Tips and resources on planning for bicycling with kids, cargo, groups and transit.
  • Explanation of new laws, including the “Stop As Yield” law for stop signs and flashing red signals (p. 25).
  • Updated graphics and resource links.
  • Improved flow of information.
  • A table of contents, for easier navigation.

English manuals are available now; Spanish manuals will soon be available.

Individual manuals are available online and printed copies can be ordered from the ODOT Storeroom. Note: Printed manuals are shipped by minimum of 10 manual per package.

Throughout May, safety advocates across Oregon will be promoting the key safety message – Look out for each other  –  as part of celebrating National Bicycling Safety Month. If you want to help spread the word, check out ODOT’s supply of free brochures, fliers, posters and more. You can learn more about the new “Stop As Yield” law by watching a brief animated video and reviewing the brochure.

Oregon Bicyclist Manual

Don’t forget about our 2, 5 and 10 mile bike rides in Santa Clara.

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SCCO Monthly Meeting Reminder – This Thursday

SCCO May meeting
Thursday May 6, 2021
7:00 PM

The main presentation will be Lessons of 2020 wildfire season, steps to take going forward, risk assessment for Santa Clara and how to protect yourself.

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Meeting ID: 931 0682 6474
Passcode: 103301
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