City News

Kôr Community Land Trust breaks ground on new housing development

By Mountain View Neighborhood District / November 3, 2021

BY CENTRAL OREGON DAILY NEWS SOURCES | Tuesday, November 2nd 2021

Kôr Community Land Trust officially broke ground on their second housing development at noon Tuesday.

The “Crescita” development will be a net-zero, affordable housing community located at 2500 NE 8th St. in Bend.

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Kôr Community Land Trust officially breaks ground

Houselessness in the City of Bend

By Mountain View Neighborhood District / October 26, 2021

Houselessness in the City of Bend   The City of Bend wants your feedback related to the houselessness crisis in our city and the City’s potential solutions. Please take a moment to fill out the survey and tell the City what you think about the potential houselessness shelter options. Click the link below and then view “Tell Us What You

City Council Goal Information – 10/25/2021 Update

By Mountain View Neighborhood District / October 25, 2021

From: Anne Aurand, Communications Director 541-388-5573, aaurand@bendoregon.gov City Council Goal Information There are two new ways to access information and monitor progress on work the City is doing to achieve City Council goals. These resources are all located on the City Council webpage at

Bend City Council Houselessness Update 10/20/21

By Mountain View Neighborhood District / October 21, 2021

Bend City Council Houselessness Update 10/20/21 Message from Mayor ProTem Gena Goodman Campbell:

Because of the broad community interest in housing and houselessness, we are adding a new standing agenda item to our meetings to provide regular updates on City Council’s work on addressing houselessness and to engage with some of the questions and concerns we are hearing.

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A new park is coming to the Northeast portion of Bend, in Petrosa development!

By Mountain View Neighborhood District / October 14, 2021

The Bend Park and Recreation District (district) would love feedback from residents about potential names for the park. The district does have an adopted naming policy to help guide name selection, and generally names should be selected from one of the following categories:

Geographic
Indigenous, Cultural or Historic reference
Native Flora or Natural Feature
People
Community