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Year Two of Supportive Housing Services: John finds stability at SHS-funded motel shelter
Roseway Motel Shelter, funded with Supportive Housing Services Measure, supports John’s path to housing
Roseway Motel Shelter, funded with Supportive Housing Services Measure, supports John’s path to housing
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has awarded the Multnomah County Public Health Division $999,587 to increase climate resilience while reducing air pollution and carbon emissions.
Longtime advocate for patient care through both clinical work and public policy advocacy brings health expertise to Multnomah County
Commissioner Susheela Jayapal, who has represented the people in North and Northeast Portland since 2019, resigned from the Board of County Commissioners, effective this morning.
Parents and caregivers advised to not to buy or feed WanaBana apple cinnamon fruit puree pouches to toddlers and young children because of elevated lead levels
For the second consecutive year, hundreds of people came together for a series of "park-based, cultural activations" designed to infuse health, heart, hope and joy into the community.
Program brings successful model of connecting people experiencing homelessness into housing
The Board of Commissioners was briefed by Interim Public Health Director Andrea Hamberg and Interim Environmental Health Director Jeff Martin on a resolution to increase health inspection fees.
According to the National Institutes of Health, an estimated 10 million people each year experience domestic or family violence
Property owners should receive statements from the Multnomah County Division of Assessment, Recording, and Taxation by Wednesday, Nov. 1.
Through GVIFBHRT, mental health consultants visit families in their homes and even go directly to the schools to build relationships.
The Hazardous Materials Report is the first of its kind to describe the threat of hazardous materials that would be released locally during a Cascadia Subduction zone earthquake.