The Community Development Law Center "CDLC" is a nonprofit law office that assists nonprofit community-based organizations serving low income people in Oregon. We offer to nonprofit organizations and units of local government:
- Low cost legal services and technical assistance on a wide variety of governance and operations, land use, housing, commercial and industrial development, construction, sustainability/energy and preservation efforts, various tax credit and other business ventures , economic development, employment/contracting, healthcare, Medicaid/Medicare and other regulatory compliance issues, and other nonprofit legal issues.
- Trainings, Classes, Workshops
- Self help materials and model documents
We work throughout Oregon due to the generous support of Legal Aid Services of Oregon, Lewis and Clark Law School, The Collins Foundation and others.
The Community Development Law Center employs attorneys licensed to practice in the state of Oregon. Our principal office is located in Portland, Oregon. We have an attorney who is also licensed to practice in Washington. The information provided on this web site is offered for informational purposes only. The Community Development Law Center does not seek to represent you based upon your visit to or review of this web site. This web site may be considered advertising under the rules of Oregon. You should not make legal hiring decisions based upon brochures, advertising, or other promotional materials.
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2009 is a transition year for the CDLC. As many of you know, Ann Glynn was hired in March 2009 as the new Director of the CDLC ...
Did you know that when President Obama signed the American Reinvestment and Recovery Act ("the Stimulus Bill") earlier this year, there were new requirements for agencies getting ARRA funding and even new rules for nonprofits not getting ARRA funds? ...
The Community Development Law Center assists in Affordable Housing Project
RVCDC in Medford/Ashland combined USDA RD Mutual Self-Help with CDBG, and Youthbuild all to create affordable homes in one of Oregon's most expensive markets---all with Land Leasing from RVCDC for permanent affordability. RCAC ran a nice story that RVCDC's ED wrote. Now, RVCDC is using the same strategy in the 3rd subdivision (for a total of 30 homes completed or in planning).
CDLC event in September
Behavioral Health Workshop Read more here
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