Chair Deborah Kafoury reflects on the grief, pride and hope she feels one year after the first case of COVID-19 was confirmed in Multnomah County.
Today, Chair Deborah Kafoury received a petition from 774 physicians asking families to avoid in-person gatherings for the holidays. If not, they say, they cannot safely deliver healthcare.
Chair Kafoury's statement regarding damage done to the Oregon Historical Society, given during the Oct. 13 board briefing. Her comments preceded a presentation by OHS and the Levy Oversight Committee.
Statement on Portland City Commissioner Ryan’s assignment to the Joint Office of Homeless Services
There’s no shortage of things happening right now that directly affect the collective sense of safety, well-being and justice in our community.
Multnomah County is committed to proceeding cautiously toward further reopening. Taking one step forward only to take two steps back hurts everyone.
What Multnomah County is doing to respond to COVID-19, and how we’re doing it, says a whole lot about who the County is and always has been.
View Multnomah County Chair Deborah Kafoury's prepared remarks for her 2020 State of the County address.
On Friday, April 12 Multnomah County Chair Deborah Kafoury will deliver the 2019 State of the County address.
The Board of Commissioners will honor former County Executive and Commissioner Dennis Buchanan with a proclamation followed by a reception.
Multnomah County Chair Deborah Kafoury sent the following statement to County employees on September 6, 2017 regarding Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals.
On April 21, Chair Deborah Kafoury will deliver the 2017 State of the County address.