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Two Juvenile Services employees test positive for COVID-19, no youth in detention exposed.

A snapshot of County Commissioner activities and appearances this week

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.

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

The measure calls upon all residents to celebrate the history and recognize the contributions of Latines to our community, state, and nation. 

This is the 22nd JSD employee with a confirmed positive case in the past month. All individuals who meet the exposure criteria have been notified.

Local health officials have learned of a case of measles in an unimmunized infant who recently visited overseas.

Multnomah County’s Juvenile Services Division was notified on January 9, 2021, that another employee at the division tested positive for COVID-19.

Multnomah County’s West African immigrant community estimates they have lost more than 50 relatives to an outbreak of Ebola that has sickened more than 5,000 people and killed nearly half that many.

Anyone who sees a coyote acting strangely should call 9-1-1

Those wishing to attend must pre-register for the event. Please note, there is limited space and we will not be accepting drop-in visitors on the day of the event.

Voters in the City of Portland will see a difference in the way their ballots look. Candidate contests will now feature a grid that allows voters to rank up to six candidates in order of preference.

Between Nov. 30, 2020 and Dec. 15, seven staff members who work in the Juvenile Services tested positive for COVID-19. Corrections Health worked closely with Public Health on any exposure to youth.

Gateway Center adds housing assessor position, thanks to Supportive Housing Services funding