The Oregon Office for Community Dispute Resolution is soliciting Requests for Applications for community dispute resolution services in Multnomah County. Grants are established for “the purpose of providing dispute resolution services in counties.” Eligible applicants must be either non-profit organizations or a governmental entity with a separate dispute resolution program budget.
Grant funds for Multnomah County will be approximately $70,000 for the period July 1, 2024 - June 30, 2025. Applications are available upon request beginning April 1, 2024. Completed applications must be received by 5:00 p.m. on April 30, 2024. Late applications may not be accepted.
Please join us on Thursday, April 18th from 12-1pm for a voluntary question and answer session for prospective applicants. This an opportunity for prospective applicants to ask questions and for OOCDR to support your organization’s successful submission of the grant application. There will not be any new information presented.
To request the application, or to request the zoom link for the informational session, please contact Patrick Sponsler at 541-346-1623 or sponsler@uoregon.edu.
Supporting Inclusive Access to Justice
Our program aims to increase underserved community member's access to preventative services and improve access to justice in Oregon.
Serving the Community
Our partners at Resolution Centers across Oregon are working to create safer communities by providing a broad range of accessible and effective dispute resolution services.
Learn more about OOCDR's impact:
Community Dispute Resolution Centers
Some Resolution Center services are available statewide, while other services are available to residents of specific counties. If you're unsure whether you can access services at any of the above Resolution Centers, please contact us directly. We can help locate the appropriate Resolution Center to serve you.
Contact us
Patrick Sponsler - Administrator, Oregon Office for Community Dispute Resolution
Email: sponsler@uoregon.edu
Phone: 541-346-1623
Office: Knight Law Center
Our partners
The Oregon Office for Community Dispute Resolution receives 100% of its funding from the Oregon State Legislature. To access Oregon Target Fund Budget information, please click here.