Counselors, peer support for Reynolds High shooting incident
Counselors are standing by at Mt. Hood Community College for anyone wishing to talk about the Reynolds High shooting.
About County Roads
We design, construct, maintain, operate and preserve county-owned roads, with a focus on providing quality roads through innovation, a skilled workforce and efficient practices.
S.E. Chase Road to close for water main replacement
On Tuesday, November 15th S.E. Chase Road will close between S.E. Teal Ave and S.E. 302nd Ave.
S.E. Chase Road to close for water main replacement
On Saturday, October 15th S.E. Chase Road will close between S.E. Teal Ave and S.E. 302nd Ave. Local access will remain open for those who live along the road.
Multnomah County services to pause in observance of Labor Day 2021
Please note that many County services will be unavailable on Monday, Sept. 6, 2021, in observance of Labor Day.
East County Forum: Virtual Community Round Table
April's East County Forum will be held virtually and will include updates from local cities and organizations regarding their work to respond to the COVID-19 pandemic.
East County Forum: Climate Justice and You
At March's East County Forum, join Multnomah County Commissioner Lori Stegmann for a discussion on climate justice, resiliency, and collective carbon impacts.
Lead Poisoning Prevention Fair
Join us in Kenton to learn ways to prevent lead exposure at home. Bring items for testing and take home a free lead dust test kit!
East County Issue Forum Networking Social
September's East County Issue Forum will be a networking social.
MYC Adult Reference Form
An individual who lives, works, or attends school in Multnomah County or the City of Portland and is not related to the applicant must complete each reference. When you complete the reference, plea...
MYC Peer Reference Form
An individual who lives, works, or attends school in Multnomah County or the City of Portland and is not related to the applicant must complete each reference. When you complete the reference, plea...
Who Has Been Involved?
Who was involved in the replacement of the Sellwood Bridge?
News from the Board the week of Dec. 6, 2021
A snapshot of County Commissioner activities and appearances this week
Text message campaign to alert Multnomah County residents of eviction prevention resource
About 370,000 residents are expected to receive the text over several days. It is part of a multi-pronged effort to help people avoid eviction by sharing information about how to get urgent help.
Multnomah County Health Department report recommends transitioning away from gas stoves over health concerns
Children living in homes with gas stoves are 42% more likely to experience asthma symptoms; report recommends switching to electric alternatives when replacing gas appliances
Trauma, Resilience, and Self-Care - Further Learning Resources
Trauma, Resilience and Self-Care for Assertive Engagement
Citing strength & resilience, Board proclaims Sept. 15 to Oct. 15 as Latine Heritage Month
The measure calls upon all residents to celebrate the history and recognize the contributions of Latines to our community, state, and nation.
Announcing new Good Government Hotline features
Nov. 12-18 is International Fraud Awareness Week. We're launching enhancements to the Good Government Hotline to make it easier than ever to report suspected fraud, waste, or abuse of position.
EQRB Project Newsletters
Earthquake Ready Burnside Bridge newsletters from September 2019 to the present.
FAQs for Transit TRP
Frequently asked questions regarding the Transit Transportation Reimbursement Plan
Learn more about the Multnomah County Budget process and how to participate
How to Participate in the Multnomah County Budget process
New FSA Administrator: BenefitHelp Solutions
Beginning 1/1/2026, BenefitHelp Solutions (BHS) will administer Multnomah County's flexible spending accounts (MERP, DCAP, TRP), replacing PacificSource Administrators.
Health Department extends mandatory wood burning restriction due to air pollution from wildfire smoke
Wildfire smoke from across the Pacific Northwest entered the Portland Metro area this weekend leading health officials to extend a mandatory wood burning restriction for Multnomah County residents.
Domestic Violence Coordination Office (DV1)
Retention schedules for the Domestic Violence Coordination Office records
From the archives: “Now is the time to help” Multnomah County calls on residents to help neighbors as excessive heat continues
Temperatures are expected to remain high today, with poor air quality at times, as statewide mask mandate goes into effect