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The Certified Local Government (CLG) program is designed to promote historic preservation at the local level. It is a federal program (National Park Service) that is administered by the Oregon State Historic Preservation Office (SHPO). Local governments must meet certain qualifications to become "certified" and thereby qualify to receive federal grants through SHPO and additional technical assistance. Benefits and RequirementsNational Program InformationOregon CLG Contacts
Become a CLG
Becoming a CLG is a lengthy process. It requires the creation of a historic commission and a preservation ordinance. Contact our office for assistance and ordinance review.
Resources and Training for Active CLGs
November 6, 20248:15 a.m. - 3:30 p.m.The Majestic Event Center976 Main Street, DallasIn-person ONLY & FREEAGENDARegistration - Please register here, even if you are attending only a portion of the workshop.
Grant Information
CLGs are eligible for non-competitive grants that fund work that supports the promotion of historic preservation including survey, nominations to the National Register of Historic Places, public education, training, etc.
Grant Guidelines2024 Grant Guidelines2025 Grant GuidelinesOPRD Grants Online System - CLG Application access
Professional Requirements - Qualitfication requirements for people completing grant funded work
Check out the instructions and video for reporting and reimbursement requests on the grants page.
Materials for grant funded development projects.Grant Funded Pass-through Grant Tips and Requirements Preservation Agreement CLG Development Project Packet CoversheetCLG Development Project Checklist and Timeline for Known Projects CLG Development Project Checklist and Timeline for Pass Through Grants
Kuri GillCLG Coordinator(503) 986-0685kuri.gill@oprd.oregon.gov
Robert OlguinCLG Co-Coordinator(503) 602-2468robert.olguin@oprd.oregon.gov
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