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County team joined a national event called the Food Service Guidelines Local Action Institute to reshape procurement and healthy food standards

Despite the fact that Mitchell Jackson began dealing drugs at the age 15, he never felt good at it. “I was never a grand hustler,” Jackson told an audience of men and woman on probation or parole.

On Thursday, March 17 the Board of County Commissioners unanimously approved a plan to significantly reduce the cost of the Earthquake Ready Burnside Bridge Project. 

Service providers across the community are helping people obtain safe eclipse-watching glasses, sharing safety tips and warning clients to plan for fallout from a surge in visitors to Oregon.

Agencies are working to enroll residents in a tighter timeline, with fewer resources to get the word out

Policy would require cleaner-burning construction equipment — the source of most local diesel pollution

The Multnomah County Board of Commissioners and the Portland City Council passed parallel resolutions Thursday committing to establish a Clean Air Construction Procurement Standard.

Construction of Multnomah County’s new 17-story Central Courthouse is on schedule and on budget one year before its grand opening in 2020, project managers told the County Board on June 27.

County leadership welcomes the move, citing health risks, high teen vaping rates

Seventh overnight severe weather added for the night of Feb. 24, 2023.

Multnomah County has launched the next phase of building an effective behavioral health network, with the release of an RFPQ designed to engage partners committed to joining a pool of vendors

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