New report details climate change threat to health of Metro region’s 1.8 million people
The climate health reports provide a benchmark for future measurement and may help guide mitigation
The climate health reports provide a benchmark for future measurement and may help guide mitigation
Accessibility and education remain key goals for Multnomah County’s Elections Division with every election. This election cycle was no exception, with the debut of new Independent Voting Units.
Monoclonal antibodies do not take the place of a COVID-19 vaccine. Getting vaccinated is the best way to prevent getting sick with COVID-19.
It’s an honor he humbly accepts, but not without making sure that his team is also recognized.
The revenue surplus comes from the Business Income Tax (BIT), the County’s second-largest source of tax revenue. It will be spent on homelessness services, behavioral health and public safety.
After 19 months of virtual board meetings, the Multnomah County Board of Commissioners will return to meeting in person starting on Thursday, Nov. 4, 2021.
The spending package will make immediate investments in adding hundreds of shelter beds, dozens of health and outreach workers, community cleanup programs, and more.
The annual proclamation sheds light on the many harms of domestic violence and its effects on survivors, loved ones, and the broader community.
Chair Deborah Kafoury announced today that the Health Department will turn its public health lens on traffic crashes — similar to the Domicile Unknown approach — to better prevent deaths.
Over 50 people showed up in the Cully neighborhood on Sunday, Oct. 17, launching the beginning of a multi-pronged process of community-building to curtail violence.
Multnomah County Auditor Jennifer McGuirk has issued a draft map for new County Commission districts. Redistricting takes place every 10 years following the U.S. Census.
Between July 1 and Oct. 15, 2021, 468 nonpayment cases were filed in Multnomah County court. County case workers and legal experts are intervening.