PIER Projects Information Board

The Planning, Infrastructure, and Economic Revitalization (PIER) program is key to ReOregon’s recovery efforts from the 2020 Labor Day wildfires and straight-line winds. It funds infrastructure improvements, resilience, mitigation, and economic revitalization projects in the eight hardest-hit counties promoting long-term recovery.

The PIER projects information board offers real-time data on funding, project status, progress photos, and financial allocations, allowing everyone to track progress and fund usage for each PIER project.

Click an image below to find out more about the projects in those counties.

The PIER program supports projects that address recovery needs, rebuild public infrastructure, and stimulate local economies. Funding is allocated to counties to support approved projects, with funds set aside for specific projects and disbursed as work progresses.

Each county has a dedicated budget to support PIER projects, which may include rebuilding essential infrastructure, improving public facilities, and supporting local businesses.

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For more information, email reoregon@hcs.oregon.gov, or contact the ReOregon Call Center at 877-510-6800 or 541-250-0938.

OHCS wants to ensure that everyone has access to its information and programs. If you would like this information in a different language, please email Language.Access@hcs.oregon.gov.