Housing Policy Board

Role of the Housing Policy Board

The Intergovernmental Housing Policy Board (HPB) acts as a forum for public input into the community issues related to affordable housing. It reviews low-income housing issues and makes policy and other recommendations regarding affordable housing to Eugene and Lane County governments. The mission of the HPB is to increase the availability of decent, affordable housing for low and very low income families and individuals in Lane County.

Current HPB Members

  • Pat Farr (County Commissioner)
  • Emily Semple (Eugene City Council)
  • Isaac Judd (Chair)
  • Jenna Fribley
  • John VanLandingham
  • Julia Boss (Co-Chair)
  • Bernice Pogue


  • Kristen Karle
  • Steve Ochs
  • Darcy Phillips
  • Emily Reiman
  • Timothy Morris
  • Andrew Heben

Meeting Information

Information about the next meeting will be posted when it becomes be available. Previous Housing Policy Board work plans, agendas, and meeting materials may be found in the folders below by year.


2021  2022


Recorded meetings have recently become available:

August 2, 2021 (Password: %D3h!b@+ )

September 13, 2021 (Password: m7ai=3zG)

September 20, 2021  (Password: Gn@5o7e0)

September 27, 2021  (Password: V7ZMq.uC)

October 4, 2021 (Password: ds7+xw.$)

December 6, 2021 (Password: Xtx@kq8$) 

February 7, 2022 (Password: e65hJ$ac)

June 6, 2022 (Password: A$C1T+7G )

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April 27, 2020, City Council Meeting

Adoption of 2020 Eugene-Springfield Consolidated Plan

Agenda Item Summary, presentation, and recorded webcast 


February 24, 2020, City Council Work Session

Eugene-Springfield Consolidated Plan

Agenda Item Summary, presentation, and recorded webcast 



The Housing Implementation Pipeline (HIP) is an internal, cross-departmental, 5-year work plan for the City organization. This work plan coordinates current and future City resources, goals, and priorities with a systems-thinking approach to housing across the full continuum from people experiencing homelessness to overall housing supply. Importantly, there are several initiatives in the HIP that will require working closely with partners to be successful. Find out more here.

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  1. Community Development

    Genevieve Middleton

    Grants Manager

    99 W. 10th Ave.

    Eugene, OR 97401

    Ph: 541-682-5529