News Release: Multnomah County Chair Jessica Vega Pederson announces detailed review of Multnomah County Animal Services
This multi-stage process, along with efforts to increase staff and bolster operations, will bring forward recommendations with input from the community.
Volunteers play critical role in keeping severe weather shelters open during February storm
During February storm, community members stepped up to support emergency shelter operations
Chair Vega Pederson's February Newsletter Volume #1
JVP's February Newsletter Vol. 1, 2023
Auditor McGuirk’s June 2023 Newsletter
Read Auditor McGuirk's June 2023 newsletter and learn more about the work of the Auditor's Office.
Board proclaims October Domestic Violence Awareness Month as survivors, advocates adapt to COVID-19
The celebration took place just a few weeks after the Gateway Center for Domestic Violence celebrated its 10-year anniversary
News Release: Chair Jessica Vega Pederson releases Phase One of multi-stage Multnomah County Animal Services Review
Report catalogs unresolved recommendations, charts budget direction and highlights some limited progress
NEWS RELEASE: Multnomah County Library Director Vailey Oehlke to retire
Legacy includes stable funding, largest bond in history and diverse workforce serving communities previously excluded
Chair Kafoury, alongside County officials and partners, push to continue disconnections moratorium, look for ways to make energy access more affordable
Multnomah County officials push for utility disconnection moratorium extension; also signal support for alternative customer outreach, differentiated utility rates and expanded advocacy opportunities.
Chair Kafoury, alongside County officials and partners, push to continue disconnections moratorium, look for ways to make energy access more affordable
Chair Kafoury, alongside County officials and partners, push to continue disconnections moratorium, look for ways to make energy access more affordable
In 2024 we increased services, safety, and belonging
We continue offering hope on the issues most important to our community.
Fentanyl
Overdoses caused by fentanyl are on the rise. Learn important steps you can take to protect yourself and loved ones.
Measure 26-114
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Health Department announces mandatory wood burning restriction due to air pollution from structure fires
Continuous smoke and poor air quality is expected through the day, especially in eastern portions of the County
Health Department reinstates mandatory wood burning restriction due to air pollution from wildfire smoke
Forecasts call for continuous wildfire smoke and poor air quality through the day; Multnomah County requires people refrain from burning wood until advisory is lifted
‘If anybody’s going to help you, it’s them’: Terralinda finds safety and healing with support from street outreach program
With help from the Cascadia Health street outreach team, Terralinda now has a stable and safe place to call home.
Multnomah County Board briefed on critical steps to address COVID-19 pandemic in the public safety system
Multnomah County leadership briefed on efforts to protect staff and justice-involved individuals, and reduce strain on jails and law enforcement operations, in the face of the COVID-19 pandemic.
National Crime Victims’ Rights Week, April 23–29, 2023
This week, Multnomah County and organizations across the United States commemorate National Crime Victims Rights Week.
NEWS RELEASE: Three Multnomah County cooling centers opening at noon Monday, July 8, and Tuesday, July 9
Dangerous heat also affects people in housing, as well as those working and playing outside; community volunteers sought as heatwave is forecast to reach peak early this week.
Facilities and Trades
We ensure the safe, smooth operation of every structure the county owns or leases, from clinics and libraries to bridges, schools, courtrooms and more.
December, 2021: Four severe weather warming centers to re-open as rapidly changing forecast calls for overnight lows in the low 20s
Four severe weather warming centers, including the Oregon Convention Center, East Portland Community Center, Mt. Scott Community Center and Reynolds High School, will open at 7 p.m. Friday.
Multnomah County celebrates Pretrial, Probation, and Parole Supervision Week #PPPSWeek
Multnomah County celebrates Pretrial, Probation, and Parole Supervision Week #PPPSWeek
College to County Mentorship Program searches for next generation of Multnomah County's workforce
College students interested in providing services in Multnomah County learned about internship and mentorship opportunities available during an orientation and meet-and-greet with county staff.
May 21, 2002 Primary Election - Voter's Guide
May 21, 2002 Primary Election - Voter's Guide
Swimming and boating at Blue Lake to reopen July 23 after norovirus outbreak
Multnomah County public health officials approved reopening Blue Lake Regional Park to swimming and boating on Wednesday, July 23.
May 15, 2007 - Reynolds School District - Director, Position 5
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