Multnomah County

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Sheriff’s Office pays tribute to fallen deputies during National Police Week

Commissioners Jayapal and Stegmann join community leaders in decrying anti-Asian incidents

Chair releases $2.81 billion “once in a generation” budget

Multnomah County honors missing and murdered indigenous women, girls and relatives with proclamation and bridge lighting

Commissioner Jessica Vega Pederson convenes experts on spike in gun violence

Board of Commissioners celebrates emergency operations volunteers, proclaims April 18-24 Volunteer Week

County Making Strides toward Investing in Culturally Specific and Community-based Organizations during Pandemic

Chair Kafoury, alongside County officials and partners, push to continue disconnections moratorium, look for ways to make energy access more affordable

Amid rise in community violence, young men celebrate milestone at H.E.A.T. graduation

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FY 2022 Budget Meeting Public Notices

Multnomah County Justice and Equity Agenda

Multnomah County is committed to building equity and justice in our community by transforming systems, affecting policies, meeting the needs of overlooked communities and making strategic investments.

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Novel Coronavirus COVID-19

Multnomah County is responding to the COVID-19 pandemic. Protect yourself and slow the spread.

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About Board Meetings

Learn about board meetings, sign up to testify or submit testimony, and watch meetings. The Board considers and votes on County business on Thursdays at 9:30 a.m. Briefings are held on Tuesdays at 10.

Livestream meetings

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Schools and COVID-19

Information for parents, families and the community about reopening schools during the COVID-19 pandemic.

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COVID-19 Rent Assistance and Housing Stability Resources

Are you a Multnomah County resident unable to pay rent because of COVID-19? If you answered yes to any of these questions, then you may be eligible for the COVID-19 CARES Rent Relief Program (CVRRP).

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