The County’s plan for a three-phase rollout of deflections services, starting with mobile services in September, 2024, the opening of a center in 2025 and permanent sobering center in 2026.
With significant work still to come, Joint Office of Homeless Services reports progress providing housing and shelter for thousands more people in year-end presentation
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East County Homelessness Resource Center will serve people experiencing homelessness with daytime services, shelter beds
A guide on how to report on deflection.
Initial rollout will focus on serving outreach teams and shelter sites that accommodate people referred from campsites facing removal; creation is among goals of the Homelessness Response Action Plan
SUN Community Schools will celebrate 25 years of serving children, families and community. The program has grown from eight community schools in 1999 to 94 schools across six school districts today.
Effective Saturday, Aug. 31, at noon, Multnomah County requires people to refrain from burning wood until the advisory is lifted.
Chair Jessica Vega Pederson called for an after-action analysis in May; Elections promptly mailed replacement ballots to all affected voters before Election Day
Multnomah County proclaimed Aug. 1-7 World Breastfeeding Week and Aug. 25-31 Black Breastfeeding Week, aiming to raise awareness and support breastfeeding.
One-year pause means 0.8% increase would instead take effect Jan. 1, 2027