OR HB3939

Extends the Oregon Business Development Department's residential infrastructure grant program for cities by two years, with the program now set to be repealed on January 2, 2028 instead of 2026

Appropriates $25,850,000 from the General Fund for the 2025-2027 biennium to fund infrastructure grants to 11 specified Oregon cities for housing-related infrastructure projects

Grant recipients include Florence ($2.35M), Baker City ($3M), Burns ($3M), Ontario ($1M), Burns/Hines ($3M), Dallas ($2M total for two projects), Carlton ($1.5M), Wilsonville ($3.5M), Adair Village ($4M), and Grants Pass ($2.5M)

Infrastructure projects must be completed within 24 months of fund disbursement, and at least 30% of resulting housing units must remain affordable to workforce income households (≤130% county median income) for a minimum of 10 years

Declares an emergency effective July 1, 2025