County Chair Jessica Vega Pederson releases $3.5 billion Executive Budget for Fiscal Year 2023-24
Allocations address immediate community needs, the transition to services and spending post-pandemic and strategic investments in core services
Allocations address immediate community needs, the transition to services and spending post-pandemic and strategic investments in core services
Multnomah County’s Land Use Planning Division is looking for three Multnomah County residents to serve as volunteer members on the County’s Planning Commission.
This week, Multnomah County and organizations across the United States commemorate National Crime Victims Rights Week.
Homelessness among older adults in Multnomah County has increased by 15% over a two-year period
Board of Commissioners unanimously approves appointments of new directors for the Joint Office of Homeless Services and the Department of Community Services.
Report catalogs unresolved recommendations, charts budget direction and highlights some limited progress
Multnomah County has responded to the rise in syphilis by having six tenacious and creative staff members who go above and beyond when it comes to working with impacted communities.
Mental Health & Addiction Association of Oregon program staff completed 90 hours of training, Multnomah County hired a new security firm and upgraded the site
The data shows that 2,819 people experienced chronic homelessness in Multnomah County in February; as data collection becomes more expansive, numbers will continue to change
Episode 3 of the Joint Office Podcast 'Out of the Streets of Portland' focuses on the research-backed practice of 'Housing First, Not Housing Only'
Leaders from Office of Diversity and Equity briefed the Board on proposed next steps for renewing and developing the next iteration of the County's Workforce Equity Strategic Plan.
Businesses can use the funds to repair broken windows, remove graffiti and mend damage that occurred since July 1, 2022.