Resources for Vendors
Find resources and tools to help your business get certified as a State of Oregon MWESB, find networking opportunities, and build a greener, better business.
Earthquake Ready Burnside Bridge Policy Group to vote on preferred alternative
A group of elected and appointed policy makers from the region who oversee Multnomah County’s Earthquake Ready Burnside Bridge project will meet October 2 to recommend a preferred alternative.
Clean Energy Works program takes on the challenges of energy efficiency in Portland and beyond
With the objective of eradicating obstacles that prevent widespread adoption of energy efficiency, Multnomah County has helped initiate an innovative new pilot program called Clean...
Salem Day of Advocacy: Calling on the Legislature to Fully Fund Community Corrections
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JSD Recycled Cell Phones to Help At-Risk Youth
Like many county employees, Pati Archeleta was ready to upgrade her old Nextel Blackberry for a better equipped Smartphone. Before turning over her old model to county IT, Archeleta wondered if sh...
Energy Assistance
How to get help paying the energy bill in Multnomah County
Board hears update on Public Health’s strategy for hMPXV (monkeypox), as vaccinations surpass 1,500 people
Tuesday’s briefing comes as numerous jurisdictions declare states of emergency to help limit the spread of the virus
Seniority List - Local 88
Labor Relations publishes the annual Local 88 Seniority List every March to allow employees to review their seniority dates for errors.
Third Corrections Health staff member tests positive for COVID-19
Corrections Health has notified the Multnomah County Sheriff’s Office that a third Corrections Health employee has tested positive for COVID-19.
Multnomah County officials tracking bacterial meningitis closely, say there is currently no higher risk in Portland area
Multnomah County health officials said Wednesday that despite reports of bacterial meningitis elsewhere, there have been no reports of the disease among gay men in Multnomah County.“There...
Request for Verification of Good Standing
Get step-by-step instructions for submitting a Request for Verification of Good Standing.
Protect Backyard Chickens from Bird Flu
What chicken owners need to know to keep backyard flocks safe from avian flu.
UPDATE: DCJ phone scam investigation finds no evidence a county system was compromised
Update on phone scam affecting Multnomah County Department of Community Justice Clients. An investigation finds no evidence that a Multnomah County system was compromised.
FAQ: Tuberculosis Exposure and Steps to Take
Answers to frequently asked questions about a potential tuberculosis exposure at Lane Middle School
Portland Water Bureau Filtration and Pipelines Project
Portland Water Bureau's land use application to allow a new water filtration facility on SE Carpenter Lane and related improvements.
Why is there an appraiser at my house?
County appraisers may come by to determine the value of your property. Learn more about why an appraiser might visit and what to do if one does.
Ebola 2014: No risk at Portland airport around child illness
A Portland child who was evaluated after vomiting on an incoming flight on Wednesday, Oct. 15, is at no risk of having Ebola. Health officials say there is also no risk to other passengers.
Medical Reserve Corps
How to volunteer and get involved with the Multnomah County Medical Reserve Corps.
Public Library
Multnomah County Library is a premier library system and Oregon's largest public library, serving nearly one-fifth of the state's population.
Multnomah County and Metro Launch Supportive Housing and Preschool For All Tax Programs
Multnomah County and Metro have launched two new tax programs for the greater Portland community that will help fund housing services and establish a tuition-free preschool program
Seniors, people with disabilities at risk in high heat
Hot weather can be hard on seniors and people with disabilities. As we get older, bodies have a tough time managing heat. Medications, limited mobility and isolation can also make people suffer.
Hang out. Mess around. Geek out. At Rockwood Library
Rockwood Library is planning a grand opening this spring for its innovative teen technology lab, or “makerspace.”
WATCH: no-cost violin classes for students are changing lives in Cully
A partnership between Bienestar de la Familia and Metropolitan Youth Symphony is bringing the gift of music to children in NE Portland’s Cully community.
The New Bridge and Interchange
The new Sellwood Bridge has a steel deck arch design, with three arches supporting the deck of the main river spans.