COVID-19 Information For Adult Care Home Providers
Updated requirements for adult care homes, including vaccines, masks, isolation protocol, reporting COVID-19 cases and more.
How to help an older person you might be worried about
Many of us spent time with parents, grandparents or older loved ones over the holidays. You might have noticed something that concerned you. Multnomah County ADRC can help.
6 Tips To Keep Your Home Safer During A Freeze
6 Tips To Keeps Your Home Safe During A Freeze from our Weatherization team
Appointments and Information Center Retention Schedule (DOH27)
Appointments and Information Center Retention Schedule (DOH27)
Contracts Retention Schedule (CES1)
Contracts Retention Schedule (CES1)
How to Become a Disaster Resource Center Facility
The Multnomah County Emergency Management (MCEM) Logistics team is looking for facilities to host Disaster Resource Centers (DRCs).
Healthy Families
In-home parenting support for families before and after the birth of a new baby.
Required Annual Notices
Federally Mandated Notices. Includes information on HIPAA, Medicare Part D, CHIP, Patient Protections, and Non-Discrimination.
Safe Routes to School
Safe Routes to School makes walking and bicycling more fun, convenient, and safe for families to get to and from school.
Reduced Supervision
The Reduced Supervision Team (RST) provides reduced direction and resources to adults who have been assessed as low risk to re-offend.
Rabid bat found in Northeast Portland; first in 7 years
Make sure pets are up-to-date on their rabies vaccine, and never handle bats or other wildlife without protection
From the archives: Joint Office will again open supply center to outreach teams, community groups to help share thousands of bottles of water during heatwave
As another heatwave hits, the Joint Office will work to provide bottles of water and other supplies to paid outreach workers, community volunteers and mutual aid groups.
Update on Health Department investigation into two hepatitis A cases in two Portland restaurants
The Multnomah County Health Department has investigated two confirmed cases of hepatitis A in restaurant workers at two Cup & Saucer Cafes in Portland.
New Measles Cases in Oregon
We encourage everyone to make sure they’re protected against measles.
County board to vote on disposition process for Courthouse and McCoy Building
On April 19 Multnomah County’s Board of Commissioners will vote on whether to declare the county’s Central Courthouse and McCoy Building as surplus, beginning a process to dispose of both properties.
Sample Ballots - November 2019 Special Election
Sample Ballots - November 2019 Special Election
Are You Ready To Receive Alerts and Warnings?
With severe storms, floods, and fires sweeping the nation, the public needs to know where and how to receive emergency alerts when it matters most.
Brim-Edwards Weekly Update - 24/7 Sobering & Crisis Stabilization Center Briefing to Mayor and Portland Metro Chamber
Continued reading from 2.7.25 Weekly Update article.
November 5, 2013 Special Election
November 2013 Election Information
Follow-up on Multnomah County Animal Services Finances
Improvements made but pet licensing remains inefficient.
County budget experts share five-year County budget forecast and optimism for long-term recovery, despite expected $9.2 million deficit in fiscal year 2022
In a Nov. 5 board meeting, Budget Director Christian Elkin and County Economist Jeff Renfro shared an updated five-year budget forecast with the Board of Commissioners.
Board to vote on new Sauvie Island Bridge name recommendation from tribal leaders
The Bridge Renaming Council, a historic workgroup of tribal representatives, will present its recommended name for the Sauvie Island Bridge on Thursday, Nov. 30, 2023.
Pet license fee increase to benefit Animal Services programs
Pet license fees in Multnomah County will increase later this summer, as a result of a resolution passed by the Board of Commissioners on July 1.
Year two data shows the Joint Office of Homeless Services is making progress in delivering Supportive Housing Services goals
In the second year of Supportive Housing Services implementation, the Joint Office housed 1,318 people.
Resources for Community Organizations Conducting Outreach
When severe weather occurs in our community, no one organization can help everyone in need. It takes all of us: government, non-profits, faith communities and neighbors to help keep everyone safe.