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Some important things to consider if you're thinking about stopping PrEP during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Wash your hands often to prevent Shigella, a contagious illness that causes diarrhea.

Public health officials ask health care providers to be alert to measles symptoms, especially in those who are not immune.

Multnomah County is recruiting volunteers for a Community Task Force which will provide important input during the environmental study phase of the Earthquake Ready Burnside Bridge project.

Board declares Sept. 24 - 28 Minority Enterprise Development Week in Multnomah County

This Story Map highlights energy challenges that some indigenous peoples and Tribes face. It also honors the work of Tribes to advance clean energy, with a focus on Tribes in the Pacific Northwest.

Redistricting takes place every 10 years following the U.S. Census to ensure each person in the county receives equal representation.

Multnomah County has published a plan describing how it will make its transportation facilities accessible to people with disabilities. Public comments on the plan are being collected through May 1.

If you utilize SNAP, are between the ages 18-50, and live in Multnomah or Washington Counties call now to protect your food stamp benefits.

Each year the Business Diversity Institute honors an outstanding minority-owned business. This year the honor goes to Twirl Advertising & Design.

Multnomah County is conducting a recruitment drive to fill up to ten positions on the Citizen Involvement Committee (CIC).

The Board of County Commissioners will take up adoption of a new Multnomah County Comprehensive Plan and Transportation System Plan (TSP) on Thursday, August 25 at 9:30 a.m.

Multnomah County is seeking public input on two potential sites for a new downtown courthouse at two public house events on Jan. 29 and Feb. 5.

Public comments will be accepted by phone or by email beginning Monday, October 26, 2020 until November 16, 2020 at 4:30 pm. 

Go to 211.org/donations — now, before the weather turns dangerous — and learn how and where to donate winter gear and how to train as a shelter volunteer during severe weather. 

Multnomah County collects the taxes that school districts, cities, fire departments, the Port of Portland and other local agencies use to fund their services.