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Sep 30, 2026
Oct 14, 2026
Procurement of labor, equipment, and materials for storm water improvements and roadway restoration, including installation of 36-inch, 24-inch, and 18-inch storm pipes, storm manholes, inlets, cold plane pavement removal, asphalt concrete pavement, and longitudinal pavement markings.
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Census ID
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191291
Employee FTE
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590.5
Population
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86,494
Procurement Hell Score
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34 / 100
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Board meetings and strategic plans from City of Medford
This report presents the City of Medford's Housing Capacity Analysis for the 2022 to 2042 period, addressing housing needs and compliance with statewide planning policies. The plan forecasts a population growth of 31,125 people requiring 13,102 new dwelling units. Key priorities include diversifying the housing mix to offer more affordable options, such as single-family attached, duplexes, triplexes, quadplexes, and multifamily units, to address significant housing affordability challenges and the impact of the Alameda Fire. The analysis concludes that while Medford has an overall surplus of residential land capacity, there is a specific deficit in Urban Medium Density Residential, necessitating policy adjustments to ensure a broader range of housing types and equitable outcomes for all income levels.
This Housing Production Strategy for the City of Medford outlines goals and strategic actions to achieve equitable housing outcomes for all residents over an eight-year period. The plan addresses the need for increased housing diversity and affordability for renters and homeowners across all income levels, with particular attention to underserved communities such as seniors, people of color, individuals with disabilities, and those experiencing homelessness. Key strategic pillars involve expanding affordable and accessible housing options, preserving existing affordable units, supporting homeownership, diversifying housing types through regulatory and zoning changes, fostering social and racial equity in housing policy, encouraging development in commercial and transit-oriented areas, and developing public infrastructure to support housing growth.
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The 2025-2029 Consolidated Plan for the City of Medford serves as a strategic blueprint to guide federal Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) funding over five years, addressing housing, economic, and community development needs. Key priorities include increasing access to affordable housing, particularly for low- and moderate-income residents, improving infrastructure and public facilities in underserved areas, and enhancing supportive services for vulnerable populations such as the homeless, youth, seniors, and individuals with disabilities. The plan also focuses on reducing housing cost burdens, preserving existing affordable housing stock, promoting economic mobility, and advancing equity by removing systemic barriers to housing and opportunity, while also considering climate resilience.
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