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Multnomah County Office of Sustainability and City of Portland Bureau of Emergency Management have issued a draft report on the anticipated damages from the hub during an earthquake.

More than 90% of County residents owe NO tax, but qualifying taxpayers need file and remit payment to avoid penalties and interest

Thanks to Multnomah County Department of County Human Services’ A Place For You pilot, Sherry and her niece now have a place to call home for the first time in years.

The allocation follows an emergency meeting Friday, Oct. 31, where the Board approved a resolution to track and then direct an expansion of the County’s response to this looming crisis.

Rat-proof your bird feeder, chicken coop, compost pile. And don't overfeed those squirrels!

After more than a decade on the streets, Jessica moved into her own apartment in December 2023, thanks to the statewide rapid rehousing initiative called Oregon All In.

The program serves approximately 100 Black female-headed households with children currently receiving services through the Black Parent Initiative or WomenFirst programs

What we’re saying to our community today is, ‘We hear your frustrations,’” said Chair Vega Pederson. “We share your desire to see action."

Multnomah County is evaluating options for a Burnside river crossing that will withstand a major earthquake. After two rounds of screening, the list has been narrowed down to two groups of options.

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While scientists have long forecast a magnitude-9 earthquake in Oregon’s future, this is the first analysis that identifies up to $2.6 billion in costs from the failure of 630 storage tanks.

As new report tallies billions in damages from fuel spill in a Cascadia earthquake, legislators call for tank assessment and mitigation plan.