Join the Housing Stability Council and Make a Difference for Oregon
Have you ever wanted to serve on a state board? Do you care about housing in Oregon? If so, consider applying to serve on Oregon’s Housing Stability Council. The council plays a critical role in shaping statewide housing policy and solutions, and there are two open seats.
Council members, appointed by the Governor and confirmed by the Senate, guide Oregon Housing and Community Services by:
- Helping establish strategic direction and a policy framework
- Reviewing and approving funding awards for housing development and preservation
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Assisting in the agency’s strategic plan development
- Advising on solutions that impact housing cost and supply
Housing Stability Council holds monthly meetings, usually on the first Friday of each month, with additional meetings as needed. If you are passionate about housing stability, consider applying today!
Our mission
To provide leadership in, and review and set policy for, the development and financing of affordable housing throughout the state of Oregon.
The Housing Stability Council, the Department’s advisory body, guides and advocates for Oregon Housing and Community Services’ work.
Meet the Council MembersContact the Council
Council role and responsibilities
The Housing Stability Council members are appointed by the Governor, subject to confirmation by the Senate.
The Council, with the advice of the Director of Oregon Housing and Community Services, sets policy, approves or disapproves rules and standards for programs, and approves or disapproves loans and grants.
Read the Council CharterRead the Council Bylaws
Housing Stability Council meetings
The Housing Stability Council holds regularly scheduled monthly meetings, usually on the first Friday of each month, plus additional meetings as required.
Access the Council Meeting Schedule