Novel Coronavirus COVID-19

Status message

The interim guidance we're providing is based on what is currently known about COVID-19. Multnomah County will update this interim guidance as additional information becomes available.

Slow the Spread

The virus that causes COVID-19 passes easily from person to person.

Guidance and orders

Guidance, rules and orders for individuals, businesses, social services and others from local, state and federal authorities and health officials.

Questions?

Frequently asked questions

Dial 2-1-1: Dial 7 days a week 8 a.m. to 11 p.m. with basic COVID-19 questions and for social and health service navigation.

Oregon Health Authority: Visit the state's COVID-19 page for the latest numbers, guidance and directives.

First virtual Board briefing of COVID-19 outbreak covers County’s...Public health ramps up, shelters spread out and social services shift gears

From the investigators: how public health tracks COVID-19The introduction of COVID-19 has put a spotlight on a centuries old function of public health.

Coping with anxiety during COVID-19Talk to a friend. Take a walk. Read a good book. The many ways to manage our fears during COVID-19.

Governor clarifies 'Stay Home' order with guidance for...People experiencing unsheltered homelessness are not subject to enforcement simply because they are in public and do not have a permanent home.

Cleaning and Disinfecting

Cleaning and disinfecting your home and workplace doesn't take special products, but you should follow these important steps.

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Masks and COVID-19: what you should know

CDC has no recommendation for face mask use in public settings. It's not clear that they work to prevent illness among the general public.

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Preventing the Spread of Germs

Wash your hands, cover your cough and stay home from work or school when you're sick. Get posters for your workplace.

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