Behavioral Health Call Center Retention Schedule (MHAS5)
Mental Health & Addiction Services Call Center Retention Schedule (MHAS5)
Protect your pets from wildfire smoke
Tips to prepare for emergencies and protect your pets’ health during hazardous conditions
May 21, 2013 Special Election
May 2013 Election Information
Eating Fish from the River
Do you fish in the Willamette? Learn which fish and shellfish are safe and unsafe to eat.
This Week In Roads
Find out what we're doing this week that might affect your travel or your local roads.
Veterans at Multnomah County
We know veterans share our commitment to serving others, and we welcome transitioning service members, veterans and reserve members into our ranks. Learn about how we support veterans.
Health Department investigating illness reports at Blue Lake Park
Swimming at the park is closed while health officials respond to reports of diaarhea and vomiting. Initial impression is that it may be norovirus.
Multnomah County honors minority entrepreneurs, celebrates Minority Enterprise Development Week
Multnomah County is honoring minority-owned businesses after the board proclaimed Sept. 28 through Oct. 2 as Minority Enterprise Development Week.
Information on Precinct Committee Persons
Information on Precinct Committee Persons
Kindergarten Attendance Messaging Campaign
The following documents were created by the Multnomah County Linkage Steering Committee as tools for communicating to parents about chronic absence in kindergarten.
Black Men and Boys Healing Summit begins Oct. 7
Two-day conference to raise awareness on trauma in the black community
Interactive map pinpoints food resources in Multnomah County
The Multnomah County Child Hunger Coalition has released an interactive map of food resources to help families facing food insecurity and hunger.
Youth in Multnomah County detention tests positive for COVID-19
Following the notifications, in coordination with Public Health and Corrections Health, staff immediately acted by implementing pre-planned infectious disease protocols.
Multnomah County excessive heat deaths rise to 64
The Multnomah County Medical Examiner reported the number of deaths from the heat wave has risen to 64. The deaths were identified between June 27 and July 3, 2021.
Juvenile Justice Council
The Juvenile Justice Council (JJC) began its work in Multnomah County 16 years ago as the Detention Reform Steering Committee.
Take the hepatitis A quiz, get updated information on Cup & Saucer investigation
The Multnomah County Health Department is investigating hepatitis A at two Portland cafes.
How to help your neighbors in hot, smoky conditions
Wildfires continue to cause smoky conditions that can pose a health risk to certain people. Please check on your neighbors who may be older or have disabilities to see if they need assistance.
Share the FUN...not the germs! Health officials remind people to swim healthy
With another warm summer weekend ahead, the Multnomah County Health Department is reminding everyone to swim healthy. Everyone plays a role in preventing illnesses linked to the water people share.
CAPER Report: Opportunity for Public Comment
Public input now being accepted for the 2016-17 Community Development Block Grant Program Consolidated Annual Performance and Evaluation Report (CAPER).
Flu season near peak, but vaccines still best protection
In the Tri-County area, hospitals report about five percent of visits are due to the flu, compared with 4 percent during last year’s flu season.
Health Dept. to host info session about new Rockwood Health Center
The Multnomah County Health Department will hold a community information session about the new Rockwood Community Health Center on Wednesday, June 23.
Donations sought for Kyron Horman search team members
Search and rescue teams have responded from all over the state to help the Multnomah County Sheriff’s Office (MCSO) continue its search for seven-year-old Kyron Horman, a Portland boy who has been ...
Corrections Health continues to monitor for COVID-19 cases at Inverness Jail
On Jan. 21, per public health recommendations, a second round of testing was performed. Eleven additional adults tested positive for COVID-19.
DCJ’s Erika Preuitt elected APPA Secretary
Multnomah County Department of Community Justice (DCJ) District Manager, Erika Preuitt, was recently elected as Secretary to the Executive Committee and Board of Directors for the American...
Animal Services offers guidance on animal nuisances
Neighbor’s dog barking and barking? Stray cat come to your door?