By Bianca Peters, KOBI-TV 5 Grants Pass, Ore. — The countdown begins as the final touches are being put on a first of it’s kind facility in Grants Pass; a new sobering center. The 4,700 square foot facility on Foundry Street will house those under the influence for up to 24 hours, freeing up hospital and jail beds.… Read More
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Grocer Rick Wright’s new events center has bookings into 2016
By Sherri Buri McDonal, The Register-Guard, October 25, 2015 EUGENE, OR – Venue 252, a large new events center in Eugene’s burgeoning Whiteaker district, is the latest project of local grocery executive Rick Wright, who said he has spent $4.5 million to buy and remodel this piece of the once-sprawling former Eugene Planing Mill. Venue 252… Read More
NEW SOBERING CENTER BREAKS GROUND IN GRANTS PASS
GRANTS PASS, Ore.— October 7, 2015 – The Grants Pass Sobering Center’s new 4,500-square-foot facility planned to become operational by February 2016. Local dignitaries, elected officials and other key supporters will join together on Thursday, October 8th at 9:30am, to mark the start of the construction phase on the new 4,500-square-foot Sobering Center facility in Grants Pass. The… Read More
Three-story AllCare Health facility will be home to 70 physicians, 150 employees
By Jeff Duewel of the Daily Courier, July 28, 2015 State Rep. Duane Stark had the crowd laughing Monday morning, as he explained what AllCare Health meant to him. Stark was speaking at the groundbreaking event for a 45,000-square foot headquarters for AllCare on Northeast Seventh Street. “(Dr.) Lyle Jackson actually brought me into the… Read More
Allen Dale sports complex clears first hurdles
By Jim Moore, Daily Courier, May 6, 2015 GRANTS PASS, OR – Construction on a multipurpose sports complex next to Allen Dale Elementary School is so near and yet so far. But it remains far off because there still is no timeline for completion, let alone a groundbreaking date. Money for the $6 million project,… Read More
Southern Oregon University’s building boom adds up to $130 million
By Sam Wheeler, Mail Tribune, March 17, 2015 Ashland, OR – More than $130 million in scheduled and completed capital improvements at Southern Oregon University since 2010 are changing the face of the school and solidifying its place as a cornerstone of Ashland’s economy. The school is planning to break ground in August on a project that… Read More
Eugene Civic Stadium supporters prove skeptics wrong, reach fundraising goal
Note: Ausland Group is providing key program and project alignment to facilitate this exciting project for the Eugene Civic Alliance in Eugene, Oregon. By Edward Russo, The Register-Guard. FEB. 28, 2015 Eugene, OR – Some people were skeptical that Civic Stadium supporters could raise more than $4 million to buy the closed historic stadium in south… Read More
CIVIC LEADERS
Note: Ausland Group is providing key program and project alignment as well as capital campaign technical support to facilitate this exciting project for the Lane United Football Club, Eugene Kidsports and other community partners in Eugene, Oregon. By Edward Russo, The Register-Guard September 7th, 2014 The last chance to save Eugene’s shuttered Civic Stadium may depend on… Read More
H STREET CORNER SEISMIC REHABILITATION PROJECT SETS BENCH MARK
Note: The H Street Corner project sets the bench mark for seismic renovation and historic rehabilitation projects in Grants Pass, Oregon for years to come. Ausland Group has led the grant funding, design, and construction process for the private developers sponsoring the project. More information can be found at https://auslandgroup.com By Sharon Ko, KDRV Newswatch 12 August 19th,… Read More
WIND POWER SURPASSES HYDRO FOR FIRST TIME EVER IN NW REGION
Note: Ausland Group provided critical control house and relay station infrastructure improvements for Bonneville Power to make this project come to fruition. More information can be found at https://auslandgroup.com/project-categories/energy/ By Ted Sickinger, The Oregonian October 23, 2012 Wind turbines near Arlington in north central Oregon were part of what pushed wind power passed hydro for the first time.… Read More
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