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Spending plan reflects Chair Jessica Vega Pederson and Board of Commissioners’ commitment to improving conditions on the street and community safety

Transforming Justice project has completed two of the four phases and continues to work towards June 2022 completion.

Integration is part of a larger effort to better coordinate services and collaborate regionally with shared information, guided by Metro’s Supportive Housing Services measure

The Extreme Risk Protection Order (ERPO) allows the courts to temporarily prohibit someone from having guns or any deadly weapon if law enforcement officers or family members

In September, Rice joined the Local Public Safety Coordinating Council team. She’s charged with bringing more transparency and community voices to the public safety system in Multnomah County.

Multnomah County commissioners on Nov. 29 approved the first reading of an ordinance to update County code on the Community Involvement Committee, the Office of Community Involvement, CBACs

“There have been a lot of shots fired. But there have been a lot of shots not fired because of the work that’s been going on.”

This year’s theme — “Be the one to:” — raises awareness about the ways people can support others in getting help and finding hope.

Mental Health & Addiction Association of Oregon program staff completed 90 hours of training, Multnomah County hired a new security firm and upgraded the site

As the 90-day fentanyl emergency progressed past its halfway point, the Board of Commissioners received an update from the Unified Command Center and the Health Department on the latest developments.

Multnomah County’s Board of Commissioners proclaimed April 29 through May 5 as Missing and Murdered Indigenous Relatives Week of Awareness.