Community Detention Monitoring Program
The Community Detention / Electronic Monitoring (CD/EM) program provides supervision, support and immediate sanctions for youth placed in the community.
East County Issue Forum: Local & Regional Transportation
November's East County Issue Forum will focus on local and regional transportation.
Traffic Counts
We record traffic counts on our roads to help us see where traffic is growing. This lets us plan for issues that may arise.
Two more adults in custody test positive, no others exposed at this time
Two adults booked into Multnomah County detention facilities have tested positive for COVID-19. There has been no significant exposure to other adults in custody or staff at this time.
Three Corrections Health employees test positive for COVID-19
A Corrections Health employee was identified as having a positive COVID-19 test result and remains at home until such time that they are not deemed contagious.
File a Complaint
What is the process for reporting a code violation to Code Compliance?
Multnomah County Statement on the pause in federal grant, loan and financial assistance programs
Multnomah County responds to Trump Administration pausing funding for federal grants, loans and financial assistance.
2026 LPSCC Council Meetings
The dates, agendas, and recordings of monthly LPSCC Council Meetings
Three Multnomah County cooling centers opening at noon today, Saturday, July 6; sites will reopen again at noon, Sunday, July 7
With forecasts showing this emergency will stretch into next week, Multnomah County is also recruiting community volunteers to support cooling centers
Mediation Frequently Asked Questions
Find answers to your questions about mediation.
First audit of Multnomah County's response to the COVID-19 pandemic: Objectives, Scope and Methodology
Learn about the objectives, scope and methodology for the first audit of Multnomah County's response to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Community open house Feb. 18 on air toxics in North Portland
Community members are invited to an open house on Feb. 18 to learn more about air quality monitoring.
From the Archives: Multnomah County Medical Examiner identifies two additional deaths suspected as connected to prolonged July 2022 heatwave – bringing total to seven
Further tests and investigation will determine whether they are officially heat-related
Connections Program Records (DOH12)
Connections Program (DOH12)
News Release: Multnomah County expands review of mental health complaint process
After assessing initial information, and consulting with Chair Deborah Kafoury, the County is launching an investigation to fully review the County’s processes and compliance
East County Issue Forum: Annual Open House
December's East County Issue Forum is the annual open house and provides a showcase of community organizations and groups working in East Multnomah County.
Corrections Health employee tests positive for COVID-19
A Corrections Health employee was identified as having a positive COVID-19 test result. There has been no identified exposure to adults in custody.
African Cultural Healing Workshop
Learn how African natural medicine has been used to fight Covid-19 in Africa in this free workshop.
About the Medical Examiner
About the roles of a medical examiner and death investigators.
Survey work to begin next week on N.E. Sandy Boulevard
Starting next week, crews will be conducting survey work along N.E. Sandy Blvd between N.E. 201st Ave. and N.E. 238th Ave.
MMP Supplier Access Request Form
To gain access to our Multco Marketplace we ask that each supplier complete our questionnaire. Please complete the following questions so that we can best assist you.
Join a Multnomah County Community Budget Advisory Committee
Help shape the future of your community! Multnomah County is recruiting new members for its 2025–2026 Community Budget Advisory Committees (CBACs).
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Voya Financial
Monday, Jan. 17, 2022 - Juvenile Services Division (JSD) notified of another employee who tested positive for COVID-19
This brings the total number of COVID-19 cases reported to the Juvenile Services Division to 23 (20 employees and 3 non-employes) since mid-December 2021.
UPDATE January 28, 2022: Multnomah County’s Juvenile Services Division (JSD) was notified of another employee who tested positive for COVID-19
The latest case brings the total number of Juvenile Services Division employees who have tested positive for COVID-19 to 27 in the past six weeks