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More than 30 community members shared their opinions about and priorities for the FY 2022 Executive Budget at Multnomah County's first virtual public budget hearing on May 5.

Community feedback on the plan — a strategic reset of the community’s response to homelessness — will be sought through March 29; a virtual town hall for the public is planned for March 21

The latest financial forecast arrives  as the local economy continues to recover from the COVID-19 pandemic.

Death databases ignore gender identity; Public health researchers recommend changes to practice, law

The Supportive Housing Services Measure is being implemented across the Tri-County Metro Region. The measure is already making a significant impact in the first 3 months of implementation.

Racheale had never heard of Behavioral Health Resource Center when she entered Do Good Multnomah shelter and housing programs. Seven months later, she was living in her own apartment.

Greg Benavides will serve as a hub of information for newly registered and longtime voters as well as those who may not have cast a ballot in a while.

The Multnomah County Board took several critical steps on Thursday, Dec. 17 to assure as many clients and community members as possible receive direct assistance through CARES Act funding.

As 2021 budget talks begin, syringe services sees an increase in clients at a Gresham site set to close

Effective at today at noon, Multnomah County ordinance echoes County Fire Defense Board’s burn ban and requires people to refrain from burning wood until advisory is lifted.

The National Weather Service is forecasting temperatures into the 90s beginning Sunday

Certain high-risk individuals who are not immune can get just-in-time medicine; window closes today

More than 36,000 veterans are estimated to live in Multnomah County and between five and seven percent of the County’s nearly 6,000 employees have served in the Armed Forces.

Multnomah County is responsible for six of Portland’s major bridges, 21 smaller bridges, 274 miles of road, and 1,700 culverts. 

Preschool for All (PFA) is about more than preschool seats. It’s about making sure families in Multnomah County can find a program that’s right for their child.

Last year, the federal government told communities they could ask to opt out of the unsheltered count for safety reasons. The Joint Office will still count people in shelters and transitional housing.

Oregon选民登记截止日期：2024年10月15日