Community Connection emergency lodging and local intake
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What this source covers
Emergency lodging assistance may use vouchers for participating hotels or motels. County intake contacts: Union 541-963-7532; Baker 541-523-6591; Wallowa 541-426-3840; Grant 541-575-2949.
How to use it
Contact the provider before traveling. Ask about current intake, household and age restrictions, accessibility, pets, transportation and any documents required.
Published phone: Union 541-963-7532; Baker 541-523-6591; Wallowa 541-426-3840; Grant 541-575-2949
Published location: Union: 1504 N Albany St, La Grande; Baker: 2810 Cedar St, Baker City; Wallowa: 702 NW 1st St, Enterprise; Grant: 530 E Main St #6, John Day.
Access requirements: Homeless or at imminent risk; household documentation, ID and homelessness verification requirements are published.
How to start: Call the local center for urgent need; Grant office asks callers to call first. Online inquiry also available.
Limits and questions to verify
Funding is limited and not all applicants can be served. Usually limited to one assistance award per household annually. This is lodging-assistance intake, not a confirmed walk-in shelter bed. Current capacity, openings and individual eligibility are unconfirmed.
Public publisher bytes retained with SHA-256; service-navigation profile reviewed 2026-10-11. The published service description and recorded county scope are source leads, not confirmation of current opening, capacity, funding or eligibility. Contact details are transcribed from the publisher.
Source: Community Connection emergency lodging and local intake · https://ccno.org/emergency-shelter/
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Source location: homeless shelter coordinated entry; housing assistance intake; Baker, Grant, Union, Wallowa County; discovered from https://ccno.org/emergency-shelter/
Source checked: 2026-10-11 (access date, not legal effective date)
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What this source covers
Emergency lodging assistance may use vouchers for participating hotels or motels. County intake contacts: Union 541-963-7532; Baker 541-523-6591; Wallowa 541-426-3840; Grant 541-575-2949.
How to use it
Contact the provider before traveling. Ask about current intake, household and age restrictions, accessibility, pets, transportation and any documents required.
Published phone: Union 541-963-7532; Baker 541-523-6591; Wallowa 541-426-3840; Grant 541-575-2949
Published location: Union: 1504 N Albany St, La Grande; Baker: 2810 Cedar St, Baker City; Wallowa: 702 NW 1st St, Enterprise; Grant: 530 E Main St #6, John Day.
Access requirements: Homeless or at imminent risk; household documentation, ID and homelessness verification requirements are published.
How to start: Call the local center for urgent need; Grant office asks callers to call first. Online inquiry also available.
Limits and questions to verify
Funding is limited and not all applicants can be served. Usually limited to one assistance award per household annually. This is lodging-assistance intake, not a confirmed walk-in shelter bed. Current capacity, openings and individual eligibility are unconfirmed.
Public publisher bytes retained with SHA-256; service-navigation profile reviewed 2026-10-11. The published service description and recorded county scope are source leads, not confirmation of current opening, capacity, funding or eligibility. Contact details are transcribed from the publisher.
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