Please be advised, on Friday, May 7, Multnomah County will move to "High Risk" under the state's reopening framework. Find out more at coronavirus.oregon.gov
Novel Coronavirus COVID-19
Testing
Where to get tested, what to do after your test, and what to do if you have been around someone with COVID-19. How long should you quarantine?
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COVID-19 Vaccine
Information about vaccine safety, distribution, and eligibility.
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If you have COVID-19
Next steps if you have COVID-19. How long you should isolate, how to tell your close contacts and when to seek care.
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Schools and COVID-19
Information for parents, families and the community about reopening schools during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Guidance for Businesses and Organizations
Tools and guidelines for operating during COVID-19
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Daily living and going out
What to do at home and going out to stay safe
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Prevent getting sick
Staying 6 feet apart, wearing a face covering, washing your hands often, and covering coughs and sneezes help prevent the spread of COVID-19.
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Outbreak Summary
Data dashboards, situation reports, newsroom, COVID-19 questions
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Get or Give Help During COVID-19
Find support, request resources, donate or volunteer.
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What’s open — and what is closed — at MultCo during COVID-19
Libraries, passport office and some student health centers are closed.
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Contact
Who to call for COVID-19 questions, workplace concerns and newsroom
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Discrimination, stigma and COVID-19
Community support is community health. Spread facts. Not fear.
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Recent News
- Multnomah County will return to “High Risk” May 7, after a week at “Extreme Risk”
- Multnomah County returns to “Extreme Risk'' Friday, April 30
- Half of adults in Multnomah County have at least one COVID-19 vaccine, but risk remains as cases rise
- Multnomah County pauses use of Johnson & Johnson vaccine following reports of rare blood clots
- Decline in disease slows amid loosening restrictions. But feds say more vaccine is on its way