The Office of Community Involvement is currently accepting applications for two openings on the CIC, which advises the County on its programs, policies, and community engagement.
Fill out our 2017 Community Feedback Survey to let us know what issues are most important to you and how you want to get involved!
The Office of Community Involvement is seeking community members interested in serving on one of Multnomah County's Budget Advisory Committees (CBACs).
The Office of Community Involvement will be attending summer events to share information about the county's services and how the community can get involved in our work. Join us!
Meet Dani Bernstein, the new Executive Director of the Office of Community Involvement.
Multnomah County is seeking the next member of the Community Involvement Committee.
Read the recommendations of the county's 10 Citizen Budget Advisory Committees for the 2015-16 budget.
Nominate a Community Service Hero for the 21st Annual Gladys McCoy Award!
Provide input to the county commissioners that will assist them make budget and policy decisions to make services more age friendly.
The Board of Commissioners proclaimed January 29, 2015, as Kathleen Todd Day for her work advancing public engagement in county decision-making over the past 19 years.
Over 60 people attended the orientation on January 14th. They learned about the important role they play in the budget process, the budget process and timeline, as well as next year's budget forecast.
Nearly 130 public employees from governments throughout Oregon and southern Washington attended our workshop. See the valuable tips they gave to make outreach and engagement more equitable.