Behavioral Health Resource Center plans short closure for building improvements, annual certification training
Downtown day center and shelter will close May 6-12 for required staff certification and scheduled upgrades
Downtown day center and shelter will close May 6-12 for required staff certification and scheduled upgrades
Multnomah County Elections can support you in making a plan to VOTE this May.
Multnomah County children who will be 3 or 4 years old on or before September 1, 2024 are eligible to apply now for free preschool this upcoming school year
The results of last summer’s tri-county heat mapping project will inform actions that the counties and partners are taking to prepare the region as climate change contributes to hotter summers.
Fund includes grants of up to $75,000 for family child care and $750,000 for child care centers and school districts
On March 15, leaders from AMR, Multnomah County’s Health Department and Chair Jessica Vega Pederson’s office concluded a full-day mediation process focused on improving ambulance response times.
County identifies areas for immediate and longer-term improvement in expedited after-action report
The Multnomah County Medical Examiner’s Office is seeking assistance identifying a woman who died Feb. 14, 2024 in the Kenton neighborhood.
As the 90-day fentanyl emergency progressed past its halfway point, the Board of Commissioners received an update from the Unified Command Center and the Health Department on the latest developments.
The day serves as a celebration and platform to elevate the voices and contributions of Multnomah County’s gender-expansive community.
The Multnomah County Budget Office forecasts a $3.9 million deficit for Fiscal Year 2025. Without any changes or economic improvements, that could grow the deficit to $32.8 million by FY 2029.
Key activities and highlights from the week of March 11 to March 17, 2024.