Volunteer Intake

Oregon Laws

As an appointed official for Multnomah County, you are responsible for complying with State of Oregon's Ethics law, public records, and, in some cases, public meetings law.

Oregon Government Ethics Commission for Government Ethics & Public Meetings
- Government Ethics Guide for Public Officials
- Oregon Secretary of State Restrictions on Campaigning by Public Employees – ORS 260.432
Oregon Attorney General's Public Records and Meetings Manual 2019
Public Meetings Trainings

Multnomah County Personnel Policies

Advisory committee members are expected to conduct themselves in accordance with the County personnel policies. Members should familiarize themselves with the rules, with specific attention to:

Rule 3-20: Political Activity (82.3 KB)

Rule 3-30: Code of Ethics (193.13 KB)

Rule 3-47: Maintaining a Professional and Respectful Workplace (129.25 KB)

Rule 3-40: Discrimination and Harassment-Free Workplace (173.97 KB)

Rule 3-42: Gender Identity and Gender Expression Harassment and Discrimination-Free Workplace (161.07 KB)

Rule 3-60: Discipline and Dismissal (160.43 KB)

Your Advisory Committee

Your advisory committee also has Bylaws, Policies, and Procedures that you are expected to follow. Please find your advisory group information below:

Community Budget Advisory Committee (CBAC):

COMING SOON: CBAC Bylaws
COMING SOON: CBAC Policies & Procedures
Multnomah County Code § 3.300 - Budget Advisory Committees

Community Involvement Committee (CIC):

Advisory Group Volunteer Intake Form

This form collects information on your potential or actual conflicts of interest in your role with Multnomah County and asks you to review and acknowledge relevant policies. We recommend reviewing the policies above prior to starting the form.

COMING SOON: Click here to complete the intake form.

For questions or if you need any assistance completing the form, please contact the Office of Community Involvement at community.involvement@multco.us or 503-988-3450.