Multnomah County's Benefits Enrollment Program Goes Electronic: Thousands of Pages Saved
After a lot of hard work and creative thinking, there is now a system in place where a new employee doesn't have to print anything to enroll in their benefit programs.
The U.S. Postal Service Has Begun Delivering Ballots Today, April 29, 2020, for the May Primary Election
Multnomah County Elections encourages voters to stay home, stay safe and vote by mail.
Finance & Administration Section
The Finance Section provides accounting, time recording and cost analyses.
Ozone Pollution
Ozone is one of the six common air pollutants regulated by the federal government. In Multnomah County, ozone can reach unhealthy levels on hot sunny days.
February 2025 Newsletter
February Newsletter 2025
Part 2 Voters' Gude
The Military/Overseas Voters' Guide contains .pdf files of candidate statements, measures and measure arguments submitted for inclusion in the Multnomah County Voters' Pamphlet for the May 15, 20...
May 15, 2012 Primary Election - Military/Overseas Voters' Guide
The Military/Overseas Voters' Guide contains .pdf files of candidate statements, measures and measure arguments submitted for inclusion in the Multnomah County Voters' Pamphlet for the May 15, 20...
Supervised Misdemeanor DUI Program FAQs
Answers to frequently asked questions to help you succeed.
Alarming lead levels found in Diep Bao cream used to treat Eczema in babies
Health officials are issuing an urgent warning to consumers and retailers after learning that Diep Bao, a Vietnamese ointment designed for use on babies, contains toxic levels of lead.
Financial Reports
Multnomah County's Annual Comprehensive Financial Report and other annually published financial reports are available online (see below).
NEWS RELEASE: Multnomah County assists voters with disabilities and voters in their preferred language
Multnomah County Elections can support you in making a plan to VOTE this May!
Thinking of Offering a Misting Station?
Opening a misting station takes some coordination. Before you decide check out this how-to guide
Compliance Process
This is the process followed by Code Compliance to enforce and resolve a code violation.
Social Work and Community Services
We make sure the most vulnerable members of our community have access to the support they need to succeed.
Students tell commissioners to regulate tobacco retailers, consider age and space limits
Students tell Board of County Commisioners to regulate tobacco retailers, consider age and space limits.
Board approves $1M toward rental assistance, $4.7M toward new shelter beds
The decision builds on the city of Portland and Multnomah County’s deepening level of collaboration in the homeless crisis.
Multnomah County board votes to sue Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Inc. for unpaid recording fees
The Multnomah County Board of Commissioners authorized the county attorney to file a lawsuit against banks belonging to the Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Inc. to potentially recoup mill...
Mid Year Retreat
MYC meeting are open to the public. Please contact staff at MultnomahYouth@gmail.com to receive location information, or Zoom link.
Commissioner Lori Stegmann highlights findings of pedestrian safety, access issues during East Multnomah County walking tour
In the blocks surrounding Parklane Elementary School, students walk to and from school on streets without sidewalks and across busy, high-speed corridors without safe crosswalks.
News advisory: Severe weather shelter open Dec. 10; donations of winter gear needed
Providers are also renewing their call for donated winter gear in light of tonight’s forecast. Please visit 211info.org/donations to see what items are needed and where they can go.
Auditor McGuirk's July 2019 Newsletter
Read the Auditor's July newsletter and learn more about the recent work of the Auditor's Office.
Auto Enrollment
Effective January 1, 2012, new hired Local 88 employees (with benefits - excludes temps & on-calls) will be automatically enrolled in the County’s Deferred Compensation program.
Residents urged to stay informed, make a plan and charge their phones as risk of fires, power outages increases
High easterly winds expected to drive up fire danger, potentially bring smoke to Metro region’s skies
Department of Community Justice parole and probation officer John Harlan dedicated his life to helping others
On March 22, Harlan was killed in a motorcycle accident. In nearly 22 years working in DCJ, Harlan developed a passion for working with mentally ill offenders. He listened when others wouldn't.
November 5, 2002 - Measure No. 26-42
November 5, 2002 - Measure No. 26-42 CAPTION: Five-Year Operating Local Option Tax for Parkrose Schools