Animal Services helps families in need
Christina, a homeless Portland woman, was complaining her toes were cold. But her bigger concern was that her dog, Puffy, had cold toes, too.
Christina, a homeless Portland woman, was complaining her toes were cold. But her bigger concern was that her dog, Puffy, had cold toes, too.
The Multnomah Food Initiative, led by Commissioner Judy Shiprack and the Office of Sustainability, recently released the...
The Board of Multnomah County Commissioners recognized county employees celebrating 15 to 45 years of service at a ceremony on Tuesday, December 7. The event drew its largest turnout yet, filling t...
The Hawthorne Bridge, the oldest public bridge across the Willamette River, opened on December 19, 1910. This week a special exhibit opens to celebrate the centennial of Portland’s oldest...
The recession may have put a dent in the bike commuting trend, but a recent report shows that the number of bicyclists using Portland’s bridges is up again.Since the early 1990s, the City of Portla...
This week a special exhibit opens to celebrate the centennial of the Hawthorne Bridge, Portland’s oldest downtown bridge and the oldest public bridge that spans the Willamette River....
The Multnomah County Green Team is an all volunteer organization made up of Multnomah County employees interested in environmental and sustainable issues in our community.
On December 1, citizens in Multnomah County and across the globe will join together to recognize World AIDS Day. Today, approximately 33.3 million people are living with HIV worldwide, including 2....
PORTLAND CITY COUNCIL AND MULTNOMAH COUNTY COMMISSION ACCEPT ANIMAL SERVICES TASKFORCE REPORTIn January 2008, the Portland City Council and the Multnomah County Board of Commissioners...
Happy Autumn! Thanks for taking some time to see what we’ve been up to here at Multnomah County. I want to acknowledge the hard work done by our Elections Division.
Chip Lazenby has a long career of Oregon public service. His appointment as Multnomah County Attorney represents a homecoming of sorts.
In the recent general election, Multnomah County voters approved a measure that will support the Oregon Historical Society and allow it to remain open to the public.