Catastrophic Leave
The catastrophic leave program assists employees experiencing a medical leave in paid leave donations from other employees.
DCJ Joins Portland Pride Celebration 2011
The Department of Community Justice (DCJ) joined the annual Portland Pride Celebration at the Tom McCall Waterfront Park on June 17th-19th, 2011. Officers in the bike patrol rode in the parade...
Community Engagement
Engaging communities to promote local government accountability and transparency through community outreach.
Attend a Behavioral Health Advisory Council Meeting
Would you like to have a voice in recommending improvements to the behavioral health system? Join a meeting of Multnomah County's Behavioral Health Advisory Council.
Multnomah County Juvenile Services Division investigating disturbance at detention center
Multnomah County Sheriff’s Office patrol deputies and command staff arrived at the detention center within minutes and were able to quickly defuse the situation with verbal commands.
Multnomah County SNAP Outreach Program
One-on-one SNAP application and renewal paperwork assistance from experienced application assistors.
Juvenile Offenders Learn to Express Themselves Through Art - 2010
World renowned artist Arvie Smith works to teach students alternatives ways of sharing feelings, ideas.Multnomah County’s Department of Community Justice Juvenile Detention Center in...
Justice Fellowship Frequently Asked Questions
Questions asked about the Multnomah County Justice Fellowship
This Is Not The End - East County Tour
Conclusion of the out leg of Tour de Multnomah | East County. Our next installment drops later in 2022.
This Is Not The End - Downtown & the West Hills Tour
Conclusion page for Tour de Multnomah: Downtown & West Hills.
East County Issue Forum: Economic Mobility
February's East County Issue Forum will feature a discussion led by Multnomah County Commissioner Lori Stegmann on jobs, housing, family stability and the future growth of our region.
Group Bike Ride from the Five Oak Building
Join the fellow County staff for a group ride to celebrate Bike Month!
Forms, Templates and Resource Documents for Partners
Forms, tools, templates and resources for contractors of Youth and Family Services Division
Mental Health and Public Safety Subcommittee
This subcommittee was formed in response to the death of James Chasse, who died of injuries sustained while in police custody, in October 2006.
IDD Provider Resources
Multnomah County Intellectual & Developmental Disabilities Provider Resources Page.
Tips to help remember passwords
Page of tips and resources for remembering passwords
NEWS RELEASE: Joint Office on target to meet or exceed its FY 2024 Supportive Housing Services Measure spending goals
Spending for first three quarters of FY 2024 exceeds entire FY 2023; 10-year forecasting shows spending will exceed revenue by FY 2027
EQRB Project Newsletters
Earthquake Ready Burnside Bridge newsletters from September 2019 to the present.
Multnomah County’s Community Supported Agriculture Program Adjusts to Meet COVID-19 Needs
During the COVID-19 pandemic, our partners at Beyond Black CDC and Mudbone Grown were able to help provide fresh produce and additional resources to community members in East County
Auditor McGuirk's August 2020 Newsletter
Read the Auditor's August newsletter and learn more about the work of the Auditor's office.
Announcing new Good Government Hotline features
Nov. 12-18 is International Fraud Awareness Week. We're launching enhancements to the Good Government Hotline to make it easier than ever to report suspected fraud, waste, or abuse of position.
Multnomah County Elections Director Tim Scott selected as Oregon Association of County Clerks president
After serving as OACC’s secretary, treasurer, and vice president, Scott was nominated by a leadership selection committee and unanimously voted to serve as president by 36 voting members.
Board considers resolution to keep manufactured housing affordable
The resolution could benefit all manufactured home owners squeezed by rising property values.
DCHS Community Budget Advisory Committee
At the Department of County Human Services, our CBAC helps ensure that community needs and priorities inform the department’s planning and budget decisions.
Ballots postmarked on Election Day now count; Vote-By-Mail system remains a reliable, trusted and accessible system
Thanks to the passage of House Bill 3291, also known as the “postmarks” bill, Oregonians now have more time to mail back their ballots, with prepaid postage.