Jackson County, Oregon, USA

JACKSON COUNTY, OREGON
10 S OAKDALE AVE
MEDFORD, OR 97501

September 25, 2023

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County Close-Up

Thank you for visiting the Jackson County Close-Up page. You will find a series of video stories that show what is happening around the County.

You will discover what the different departments do and what drives them to work so hard for the citizens of Jackson County. You will find better understanding of why they are so committed to a safe and healthy place to live.

You will meet the people that work for you and what is on their minds. You will find out how citizen involvement shapes the direction of the county and about rules of governance.

We will discuss hot topics, things you may not know, and we may even surprise you. Enjoy your time as you look "Close-Up" with your Jackson County Government.

January LPSCC Meeting: Funding and...

For people in our community recovering from substance use disorder, finding affordable housing can be very difficult. Fortunately, a plan is being developed to help.

SOU Micro-Credentials & Behavioral Health Workforce...

There is a big need in our community for building up our behavioral health professional workforce.

OnTrack’s New On-Pace Program

At November's meeting, we heard about the new On-PACE program that will help train new workers for the addiction recovery workforce.

November LPSCC Meeting - Impact of Cannabis Production...

The legalizing of the cannabis and hemp industry has had a major impact on our community.

October LPSCC Meeting-4th Dimension Recovery...

County Close-Up

It's been about a year since Measure 110 was passed by voters in Oregon. So, what has changed since then?

October LPSCC Meeting: Health Justice Recovery...

County Close-Up

At the October LPSCC meeting, Ron Williams and Tera Hurst from Health Justice Recovery Alliance and Billy Nuneman from Lines for Life, provides a statewide perspective to the Measure 110 roll- out so far.

October LPSCC Meeting-Jackson County Public...

County Close-Up

At this month's Local Public Safety Coordinating Council meeting, Tanya Phillips, Jackson County's Health Promotion Program Manager, looks at the county's alarming opioid overdose data.