Clinician Alert: Measles exposure August 2018
OHA has identified a confirmed case of measles in a traveler who may have exposed individuals in the Portland Metro region, Yamhill County, and Vancouver, WA.
Operations Support Retention Schedule (MCSO30)
Operations Support Retention Schedule (MCSO30)
Syringe Disposal
Find a used syringe? Learn how to safely pick them up and where to dispose of them.
What to Do After Somebody Dies
How to report a death, make final arrangements and get their belongings.
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.
COBRA FAQs
About COBRA coverage, participation and costs.
Multnomah County’s first Climate Justice Plan released for public comment; Board of Commissioners briefed
The draft plan presents solutions that address harm from disasters including heat waves, wildfires, smoke and extreme weather; approval planned for summer 2025.
MYC Calendar
MYC Meeting Calendar
U.S. Surgeon General warns of youth vaping “epidemic”
Exposure to nicotine can predispose youth to adult addiction, nation’s lead doctor warns
Board members support regional shelter planning; appreciate abortion providers and connect to community efforts
A snapshot of County Commissioner activities and initiatives in early March.
E. Larch Mountain Road temporarily open before the start of construction
E. Larch Mountain Road in the Columbia River Gorge is now temporarily open before construction begins for a paving and repair project next month.
CDC confirms Central Catholic student died of meningococcal bloodstream infection
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reported late Friday that Central Catholic High student Jacob Parkhurst died of meningococcal disease.
Health Department Internships
Learn about internship opportunities at the Health Department.
Reconnect With Your Child
Reset can help you make a plan about how to reconnect with your minor child
COVID-19 Guidance
Recommendations for childcare, schools, businesses and other organizations
Precinct Maps from 2013
Precinct and district maps in Multnomah County updated in 2013. Includes interactive and print maps.
‘Your ballot is safe’: Elections addresses voter questions about safety and security after ballot box arson incident
“We have multiple systems and security measures in place to ensure your ballot is safe,’’ Director Tim Scott said. “Your Elections team is working hard to make sure that every vote counts.”
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.
Open recommendations to the County District Attorney
Learn about open recommendations to the DA.
COMING IN JULY: Earthquake Ready Burnside Bridge Project summer outreach events
Next month, Multnomah County will host several summer outreach events to get the community involved and encourage participation in a newly-launched survey on the new Burnside Bridge.
Multnomah Food Initiative releases 15-year action plan
The Multnomah Food Initiative, led by Commissioner Judy Shiprack and the Office of Sustainability, recently released the...
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...
Board honors archives and the team who curates and serves
Boxes, books and hard drives document the best and worst of this county: signatures of Oregon’s first African American voters, sentences of murderers, and licenses of marriages that lasted a lifetime.
Applications now available for SummerWorks jobs for workers ages 16 to 24 in Multnomah, Washington counties
Applications are now open for young people ages 16 to 24 to apply for summer jobs in the public, private, and nonprofit sectors in Multnomah and Washington counties. The deadline is Monday, April 17.
The power of pets during crisis
Studies show that interacting with animals can have health benefits and pets can be especially helpful to owners’ mental health during times of crisis.