In the News
Pictured: Governor Tina Kotek invited McKenzie community representatives for lunch to discuss progress and challenges in recovery. Pictured are Devin Thompson, Heather Buch, Melanie Stanley, Brandi Ferguson, Matt McRae, Lane Tompkins, Cliff Richardson, Darren Bucich, Governor Kotek and First Lady Amy along with other elected official staff.
McKenzie River Reflections
February 15, 2024
Recap of the 'open house' style event held on-site at Three Sisters Meadow. MCLT is facilitating community feedback to help inform the rezoning of Blue River.
McKenzie River Reflections
December 21, 2023
Coverage of Governor Tina Kotek's visit to the McKenzie Valley. MCLT Interim ED Brandi Ferguson and numerous Board Members were invited to discuss challenges in recovery with Kotek.
McKenzie River Reflections
October 19, 2023
McKenzie River Reflection's piece on the rebuilding tour which brought together many state and local decisionmakers and stakeholders to see the rebuilding progress that has been made, three years after the fire.
McKenzie River Reflections
October 12, 2023
The local newspaper for the McKenzie Valley reports on the MCLT project which will develop 6 affordable small-family homes in downtown Blue River on Rose Street.
Eugene Register-Guard
October 8, 2023
Front-page feature in the Eugene Register-Guard, providing details on the Rose Street Project, in addition to an overview of the MCLT and our vision, goals, and projects.
KEZI
October 6, 2023
KEZI news feature and accompanying article about the six affordable and firewise homes MCLT will be developing in downtown Blue River.
KEZI
October 5, 2023
Article on the land acquisition for the Rose Street Project, where six firewise small-family homes will be built in downtown Blue River.
KLCC
October 5, 2023
Brandi Crawford-Ferguson speaks on the Rose Street Project and how partnering with DevNW to build six affordable homes in Blue River will help the community.
McKenzie River Reflections
March 16, 2023
MCLT featured in the local newspaper for the McKenzie Valley, McKenzie River Reflections. The article discusses the funding and development relating to the Rose Street affordable homes.
KEZI
May 12, 2023
Overview of funding from Oregon Housing and Community Services making the Rose Street development possible.
Daily Emerald
May 15, 2023
Article in the University of Oregon student newspaper discussing the struggles that McKenzie Valley residents are facing when trying to rebuild their homes, featuring numerous MCLT board members.
Eugene Weekly
March 17, 2022
Summary of Three Sisters Meadow, the vision for the 16 acres moving forward, and the zoning challenges faced.