News release: The Board to hold Nov. 28 public hearing on proposed ban on the sale of flavored tobacco and nicotine products
Opportunity to weigh in on Multnomah County’s proposal to ban the sale of flavored tobacco and nicotine products on Monday, Nov. 28, 5:30 p.m., Multnomah Building, 501 S.E. Hawthorne Blvd., Portland.
Multnomah County Planning Commission seeks new members
Multnomah County’s Land Use Planning Division is looking for two residents who live in Multnomah County to serve as volunteer members on the county’s Planning Commission.
Multnomah County Planning Commission seeks new members
Multnomah County’s Land Use Planning Division is looking for three residents who live in Multnomah County to serve as volunteer members on the county’s Planning Commission.
May 21, 2019 Special Election
May 21, 2019 Special Election
Provider Frequently Asked Questions
Frequently asked questions and answers for Providers.
Animal Services Audit Recommendations, Scope, and Methodology
Summary of recommendations to the Board of County Commissioners and Animal Services Management and summary of Auditor's Office's scope and methodology.
Keeping Your Pets Cool in Hot Weather
The thermostat is climbing to the high 90s this week. Learn how to protect your pet from the heat, stay cool, and prevent heatstroke.
County outlines review of heat event: incorporating death investigations, vulnerable populations and toolkit evaluation
As of Tuesday, July 6, the Multnomah County Medical Examiner Program has identified 67 deaths in which the suspected cause of death is hyperthermia.
Three severe weather shelters remaining open during the day Feb. 23, three additional shelters opening at 8 p.m.
City, County staff and providers respond to unprecedented snow event with expanded warming shelter capacity on Thursday
Auditor McGuirk's February 2020 Newsletter
Read the Auditor's February newsletter and learn more about the work of the auditor's office.
Sexual Violence Resources
Sexual Violence Resources for Multnomah County / Portland, Oregon
Community Involvement Committee (CIC)
The Community Involvement Committee serves as Multnomah County’s advisory body on community engagement and involvement.
Food and Nutrition for Seniors
SNAP (food stamps) for older people and meals delivered to your home.
Voters' Pamphlet - May 2016 Primary Election
May 2016 Primary Election Voters' Pamphlet which includes candidates, measures and measure arguments for the May 17, 2016 Primary Election.
DCJ Promotes Green Meetings
Charlene Willett, Assistant to Carl Goodman, in the Adult Services Division of the Department of Community Justice (DCJ) has plenty of experience organizing effective team meetings. Now a...
Community Development Block Grant (CDBG)
Community Development Block Grant
May 19, 2026 Primary Election
Information about the May 19, 2026 Primary Election.
Parent Education Registration Form
The Parent Education Program presents information about legal issues, child development, conflict resolution & community resources for those who have custody & parenting time issues before the court.
New report raises concerns about marijuana and youth, moms and drivers
A new Health Department report raises health concerns around marijuana use by middle and high school students, pregnant and breastfeeding moms and motor vehicle drivers.
Board considers E- cigarette tax to deter next generation of nicotine users
After restricting youth access to e-cigarettes and banning vaping in workplaces, the board heard today how imposing a tax on e-cigarettes could help curb the explosion of vaping among teens.
Magali Bonilla - 2017 Jennifer Beegle Award for Youth Involvement
The Jennifer Beegle Award for Youth Involvement Award winner
Multnomah County weatherization program improves housing livability, affordability
The service is intended to improve livability and affordability of housing for people living on a fixed or low income.
Frequently asked questions on the Sellwood Bridge
A quick refresher, please. What's the issue?Multnomah County’s 85-year-old Sellwood Bridge has serious structural problems and needs to be replaced. The project to replace the bridge is in the fin...
Oregon Rep. Earl Blumenauer says federal government must join local leaders like Chair Deborah Kafoury in homelessness fight
Blumenauer’s report, called “Locked Out: Reversing Federal Housing Failures and Unlocking Opportunity,” lays out policy shifts that would tackle housing affordability and homelessness from all sides.
“I appreciate all of your investments”: Social services take center stage at second hearing on County’s 2020 budget
Many came to thank commissioners for their ongoing investments in crucial social services programs. But others brought forward heartfelt requests to continue programs that could be affected next year.