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On Aug. 21, the moon’s shadow will block the sun. Here's how you can prepare.

Residents between NE 72nd and NE 76th Ave, from Killingsworth to Alberta, still under evacuation orders

Providers and community organizations will bring workshops and speakers to older adults

While the policy has not yet changed and a final ruling is still months away, we are aware of the profound fear the proposal has sparked. We are closely watching for further developments.

Frequent User System Engagement Program Notice of Funding Availability

Forecasts call for increased wildfire smoke intrusion and high pollution, Multnomah County ordinance requires people refrain from burning wood until advisory is lifted.

Portland Police Chief Outlaw says agencies are working to address concerns

Text of Commissioner Vega Pederson's speech to the Forth Mobility Roadmap Conference on Wednesday, June 19, 2019.

Commissioner Vega Pederson's April 2022 newsletter.

The County observes Recovery Month each year to raise awareness about the challenges of living with substance use disorder, as well as the treatment options available to help people heal. 

The Health Department will return in September with a recommendation for policy language to prevent the sales of flavored nicotine products in Multnomah County.

The forecast anticipates a surplus of $19.3 million for FY 2023, which starts July 1, 2022, and lasts through June 30, 2023. That’s expected to become a $38.2 million surplus by FY 2027.

On Feb. 22, the busiest night so far this season, 361 people took refuge across four warming centers operated by the Joint Office and its contracted nonprofit partner, Transition Projects.

This multi-stage process, along with efforts to increase staff and bolster operations, will bring forward recommendations with input from the community.

During February storm, community members stepped up to support emergency shelter operations