Ribbon Cutting Set For Tiny Home Project In Lincoln City

Less than a year after breaking ground a ribbon cutting will be held on a housing project that will benefit 2020 wildfire survivors and those facing ongoing housing challenges. NW Coastal Housing has teamed up with Coast Vineyard Church, the City of Lincoln City, Lincoln County, and Oregon Housing Community Services to open a 12-unit tiny home complex designed to provide six units of transitional housing with preference to wildfire survivors and six units of affordable housing for residents at or below 60% of the area median income (AMI) in north Lincoln County.

Located off Northeast 10th Street, the unique development represents a multi-agency approach to addressing housing insecurity. The modular homes will offer residents not just shelter, but access to comprehensive support services, including navigation assistance, peer support, and proximity to local resources like a food pantry. Sheila Stiley, Director of Northwest Coastal Housing, emphasized the project's significance, noting "Many wildfire survivors still struggle to find stable housing years after the devastating fires."

The public is invited to join in a ribbon cutting ceremony on Friday March 6^th at 1:30 at 1516 NE 10^TH next to Coast Vinyard Church in Lincoln City. Come celebrate this project that was created to provide safe, stable housing for those displaced by the 2020 wildfires and the unhoused in North County. To learn more about NW Coastal Housing and the amazing work they do go to https://www.nwcoastalhousing.org