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Multnomah县选举部向超57万名登记选民邮寄选票，以便其参加11月5日的大选。

The Board of Commissioners was briefed on March 11 by the Health Department on a proposal to increase health inspection fees on facilities like restaurants, food trucks, daycares, school and pools.

On January 1, 2026, license fees will increase for all food service establishments, lodgings, pools and spas, and child care facilities.

Community feedback on the plan — a strategic reset of the community’s response to homelessness — will be sought through March 29; a virtual town hall for the public is planned for March 21

Presenters contextualized upticks in violent crime and painted a complex picture of the reasons behind the increases.

Read Chair Deborah Kafoury's full State of the County address

About 170 people stayed at cooling shelters overnight Wednesday, at roughly 60% capacity for all four overnight shelters in Multnomah County.

Group of experts and people with lived experience shared their personal stories about how suicide has affected their lives when Board of Commissioners met on Thursday, Sept. 22.

Forecasts call for continuous wildfire smoke and poor air quality through the day and into tomorrow; Multnomah County requires people refrain from burning wood until advisory is lifted.

The Multnomah County Board of Commissioners declared today, Oct. 14, 2019, as Indigenous Peoples’ Day

Initial discussions between MCSO and TriMet launched in 2019 to forge a different response to public safety and behavioral health concerns on public transit. 

Multnomah County Chair Deborah Kafoury kicks off a comprehensive community effort to end local homelessness.

In July, Multnomah County Commissioners Jessica Vega Pederson and Susheela Jayapal convened the first meeting of a new wood smoke policy work group.

Law Enforcement Assisted Diversion LEAD® is a pre-booking diversion program that was developed in Seattle, WA in 2011 and has now been replicated in four other jurisdictions around the country.

The East Multnomah County Visitor Development Fund (ECVDF) is distributing $344,774 to 22 local hotels in East Multnomah County.

The County’s experts on aging are reminding the public that now, more than ever, is a time to reach out to older loved ones.

The Emergency Operations Center team is asking for 6-by-6-inch and 7-by-7-inch child-size homemade cloth masks, specifically, in “unused and in good condition.”

Community members seeking shelter for themselves should call 211 to learn where space is available and to arrange transportation.