Justice Fellowship Frequently Asked Questions
Questions asked about the Multnomah County Justice Fellowship
Washington and Multnomah county commissioners to select Senate District 17 replacement
Oregon law requires that a legislative vacancy be filled by county commissioners representing the district in which the vacancy exists.
Sexual and Gender Minority Youth Services
Community services specifically for sexual minority youth and their families so that youth remain in or return to school.
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Mental health leaders brief board on crisis services in wake of deadly police shooting
Leaders from the Behavioral Health Division briefed the Board on the Mobile Crisis Program Tuesday, April 20, outlining the full scope of crisis services available to Multnomah County residents
NEWS RELEASE: Three Multnomah County cooling centers opening at noon, Sunday, July 7, and will reopen tomorrow, Monday, July 8
The cooling centers will stay open until 10 p.m. Sunday, and will reopen on Monday, July 8, at noon.
For the love of baby: Celebrating World Breastfeeding Week
In honor of World Breastfeeding Week, mothers and their babies gathered at the county’s office of Women, Infants and Children (WIC).
Board seeks public input on Fiscal Year 2023 Budget
Multnomah County residents are invited to offer input on the Chair’s Proposed Fiscal Year 2023 Budget in three upcoming virtual public hearings.
Voter Assistance Teams are in the community, helping those with disabilities cast their ballot
Multnomah County Voter Assistances Teams are in the community, helping voters with disabilities cast their ballot
Board proclaims February 2023 Black History and Futures Month
The Board recognized two Black-led community-based organizations, Kairos PDX and Experience Life Science Outdoors, Inc. (ELSO, Inc.), for the work they are doing to uplift Black communities.
Chair Vega Pederson's April Newsletter Volume #2
JVP's April Newsletter Vol. 2, 2023
Rules, fees approved for licensing, inspecting food cart pods
Licensing beings early 2020; inspections to begin in summer
Health officials propose first ever sanitation rules for food cart pods
Proposed ordinance to address water, rodents, trash and other public health concerns
Multnomah County begins public engagement process on workforce equity strategy
County employees filled the Multnomah Board Room Thursday, Dec. 13, to participate in the first public hearing on the County’s workforce equity recommendations and a draft implementation plan.
‘No one will be turned away’: As storm bears down, County, Portland leaders share plans for shelter, transportation
During severe weather, anyone seeking shelter should call 211 to learn what shelters are open and when — and to arrange a ride to shelter if needed.
NEWS RELEASE: Multnomah County voters cast tens of thousands of ballots, amid surge of returns on Election Night; secure, convenient and reliable elections remain pillars of the Vote by Mail process
Roughly 70,000 ballots were received on Election Day alone, with roughly half of that number picked up from ballot drop sites after 6 p.m.
NEWS RELEASE: In first three months of FY 2024-25, Joint Office of Homeless Services and providers help more than 1,000 people leave homelessness for housing
FY 2025 Quarter 1 data shows the Joint Office is hitting its spending targets and that its providers housed 1,000 people in just 3 months.
NEWS RELEASE: Oak Street Village shelter in Montavilla neighborhood opening soon
Event on Feb. 19 celebrates the upcoming opening of the village-style shelter in southeast Portland
Fentanyl State of Emergency
Addressing the public health and public safety crisis driven by fentanyl.
Learn more about the Multnomah County Budget process and how to participate
How to Participate in the Multnomah County Budget process
May 17, 2011 Special Election
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Auditor McGuirk's November 2020 Newsletter
Read the Auditor's November newsletter and learn more about the work of the Auditor's Office.
Domestic Violence Unit Retention Schedule (DA3)
Domestic Violence Unit Retention Schedule (DA3)
Sex Trafficking
The Multnomah County Sex Trafficking Collaborative works to improve anti-trafficking prevention and intervention efforts.
Burnside Bridge closed Saturday for Rose Parade
Burnside Bridge will be closed on Saturday from 7 am to 2 pm for Rose Parade. Drawbridge openings this week for Rose Fleet arrival and departure.