Auditor McGuirk's July 2019 Newsletter
Read the Auditor's July newsletter and learn more about the recent work of the Auditor's Office.
Property Search Tools and Maps
Tools and applications for learning about properties, property values, maps etc.
Board continues discussion of Joint Office Supportive Housing Services spending with Aug. 24 briefing on corrective action plan
The Board of Commissioners received briefing from the Joint Office of Homeless Services on a series of proposed investments in the Supportive Housing Services corrective action plan.
Financial Reports
Multnomah County's Annual Comprehensive Financial Report and other annually published financial reports are available online (see below).
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
Open recommendations to the Department of Community Justice
Learn about open recommendations to DCJ.
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...
Optional Short-Term Disability
Full-time employees represented by some unions/bargaining units may apply for Short-Term Disability insurance.
Responsible Business Practice Library
The Triple Bottom Line of sustainability's is 3 impact areas Environment, Equity, & Economic.
Administrative Rule PUR-8 states we must bring sustainability considerations into our purchases.
Multnomah County to join state, other local governments for 2020 Census kickoff
On Thursday, April 4, the Multnomah County Board of Commissioners will announce the official start of the 2020 Census countdown.
Elevated lead levels found in multiple ground cinnamon products; FDA advisory issued
Consumers are advised to not eat, sell or serve certain ground cinnamon products sold by multiple retailers
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
News advisory: Family winter shelter will open Monday, Dec. 3, in donated building
The shelter, operated by Portland Homeless Family Solutions, will provide shelter for 75 children and their parents through April 30. It's part of a plan to provide hundreds of winter beds this year.
NEWS RELEASE: Replacement ballots sent for 9,300 voters in East County; original ballots omitted Metro measure
Parts of three precincts are affected. Every ballot envelope has a unique identifier as a security measure that allows Multnomah County Elections to ensure they process only one ballot for each voter.
NEWS RELEASE: Replacement ballots sent for dozens of additional voters, affected by redistricting map error
Elections officials learned of the issue late May 7 — and immediately worked to investigate its cause and swiftly replace ballots. Only one ballot will be counted for each voter.
Funeral Homes Directory
Directory of funeral homes in Multnomah County
STI Clinic
Get checked and treated for sexually transmitted diseases, including an HIV test. Nonjudgmental and confidential.
November 7, 2000 - Rockwood Water P.U.D. - Director, Subdistrict #1
Herb BrownOCCUPATION: Licensed Residential ContractorOCCUPATIONAL BACKGROUND:
Home repairs; pool builder...
Couples share struggles, joys as board proclaims June 12 Loving Day
The proclamation, brought forth by Commissioner Smith, acknowledges the landmark Supreme Court ruling that overturned all laws banning interracial marriage in the United States.
Sustainable Purchasing
In 2010, Multnomah County adopted a new Sustainable Purchasing Policy in order to use its purchasing power to reflect the values of our community.
Commissioners will vote March 5 to restrict youth access to e-cigs, vaping devices
The board will vote at 9:30 a.m. on Thursday, March 5 to restrict youth use of e-cigs, vape pens. Read these FAQs to learn more.