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January 4 - Multnomah County remains in ‘Extreme Risk’ category; continue to wear a face mask, keep gatherings small, and wash hands frequently.

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‘It’s about being safe’: Hundreds of shelter workers vaccinated in...The clinic — serving essential workers who aren’t directly employed by the County — is a first for Public Health as it works under state, federal guidance to prioritize a limited supply of vaccines.
County’s COVID curve offers hope. Then contagious “UK” strain is foundHealth officials estimate the variant could seed spring surge; urge public to double down on precautions
Public Health nurses first county employees to receive COVID-19...A dozen Health Department staff received their first vaccination Jan. 5 as the County prepares for large vaccination clinics in the coming days, weeks
Metro counties partner with health systems to ensure Phase 1A...Metro-area counties and major health systems announced a new effort to vaccinate all area health care providers and employees eligible for the state’s Phase 1A vaccine, including solo practitioners.
‘It’s about being safe’: Hundreds of shelter workers vaccinated...
County’s COVID curve offers hope. Then contagious “UK” strain...
Public Health nurses first county employees to receive COVID-19...
Metro counties partner with health systems to ensure Phase 1A...
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Recent News

  • Portland metro counties close Phase 1A survey due to limited COVID-19 vaccine supply
  • County’s COVID curve offers hope. Then contagious “UK” strain is found
  • REACHing Us event shares COVID-19 awareness, vaccination facts with Black communities
  • Testing reveals first case of U.K. variant of COVID-19 in Oregon
  • ‘It’s about being safe’: Hundreds of shelter workers vaccinated in first-of-its-kind clinic hosted by Public Health
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