Abstract
Oregon will receive more than $5 billion in Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act (IIJA) which will finance projects in more than 100 programs across state agencies, local governments, and tribes. In this paper, we argue that, rather than a job‐creating road, water, and broadband bill, Oregon stakeholders should actively marshal IIJA funding as a critical building block for three of the State's most pressing economic issues: equity, housing, and industrial revitalization.
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