I am curious to see the TIF breakdown in this unspent accumulation!

For sure. And I interpret the ‘unusual circumstance’ to be ARPA finds, which had increased the PHB budget to maybe $340m/yr and made it less pressing to scrape into every corner of the peanut butter jar.

PHB 25-26 budget is $224m per Oregonian
www.oregonlive.com/politics/202...

we DO know there are more filed cases than there were after no-cause was largely banned, and cases have increased each year post-pandemic emergency. There are more (court-filed) evictions now than there were last year!

We do not know the ratio of notices to court cases and how it has changed since SB608--there have been several other legal changes that make a difference for the likelihood of a court filing (counted) vs exit at termination (un-countable)
data and explainers at www.evictedinoregon.com

We can't! Because notice of termination is not (and never has been) recorded. Only cases filed at court are visible as data. Unseen are both termination notices (formal, part of process but unrecorded, may still be improper under LL-T law) and illegal actions (from informal comms to lockout).

sir that’s a *double diagonal*

The biggest h/t to
@bcmerchant.bsky.social. Planners, put Blood in the Machine on your syllabi!