The Multnomah County Board of Commissioners received an update on the Corrections Recommendations Project, which was commissioned in response to a sharp increase of the number of deaths in custody.
A guide to what deflection will look like in Multnomah County.
Multnomah County is asking for feedback on how it provides customers services in Transportation Planning, Land Use Planning and the County Surveyor.
“Whether it’s June, July or August, we can celebrate these important moments and say that every human matters and that everyone belongs here in our society.” – Commissioner Jesse Beason
Housing increase is largely driven by surge in Supportive Housing Services investments, marking major turnaround from past spending challenges
Center will open by Oct. 31, 2024, because of ongoing renovations and hiring processes
12-month agreement permits staffing pilot and public data reporting to improve ambulance response times
Unsafe food practices at unlicensed food carts pose a risk of foodborne illness.
Regional and national experts joined the 5-day exercise — another step in a series of preparations for the Nov. 5, 2024, election, when ranked-choice voting makes its debut on City of Portland ballots
N.E. Mershon Road between is closed between N.E. Wand and Ogden roads due to a sinkhole
The newly formed Homelessness Response System seeks community members for its Steering and Oversight Committee and Community Advisory Committee
Multnomah County proclaimed July as Disability Pride Month, celebrating the anniversary of the ADA and the contributions of people with disabilities. County departments, community partners testify.