Most County buildings are closed through Sept. 18 due to wildfire smoke. Some health clinics, the DA's office and the Courts are open. Essential employees will report as usual and those teleworking will continue from home.
Novel Coronavirus COVID-19
Symptoms, Testing & Care
Check symptoms, see if you should be tested, learn about contact tracing and what to do if you have been exposed to COVID-19
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Daily Living
What to do at home and going out to stay safe
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Reopening & Guidance
Tools and guidelines for operating during 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
- Sept. 15 Statement by Chair Deborah Kafoury on Phase 2 Reopening
- County’s EOC rallies to provide face coverings to those waiting to redeem hardship checks
- COVID-19 may be stabilizing locally, but health officials warn ‘we are a long way off’ from relaxing protective measures
- Metro counties ask state for system changes, funding, outreach to curb sporadic spread of COVID-19
- Multnomah County added to COVID-19 “watch list” as sporadic cases rise