NEWS RELEASE: Move-In Multnomah offers new incentives
Chair Deborah Kafoury on Wednesday, April 27, announced a new strategy – and public recruitment push – to encourage landlords with available apartments to help house homeless neighbors.
Chair Deborah Kafoury on Wednesday, April 27, announced a new strategy – and public recruitment push – to encourage landlords with available apartments to help house homeless neighbors.
The bond projects continue to be on schedule. The budget has increased by $5.65 million to $393 million.
The event—sponsored by the Office of Community Involvement— honors and acknowledges County volunteers, and recognizes their outstanding contributions to the County’s programs and services.
“This is why we come to work every single day."
Gathering begins at 1 p.m. at Fernhill Park on NE 42nd and Killingsworth and marching to Khunamokwst Park on NE 52nd and Alberta.
The 5-0 vote – which officially extends the contract through June 30, 2023 – came just a week after Portland City Council held its own unanimous vote to approve the extension.
The City of Portland is administering both taxes on behalf of Multnomah County and Metro. You can still file and remit payment through Portland Revenue Online.
Built for Zero is a national initiative of dozens of communities, and its progress toward building a “by name” list of people experiencing chronic homelessness in Multnomah County.
Multnomah County Health Department released a fishing advisory video available in three languages to advise communities about the public health risks of eating fish from the Lower Willamette River.
The Public Health Director today issued a statement strongly recommending that people continue masking on public transportation including planes, trains and buses.
A report by Commissioners on their recent activities and initiatives.
The Multnomah County Charter Review Committee is inviting members of the public to join its General Meeting to hear public comment, share reports from subcommittees and take their first vote.