LEAD pilot project to help divert low-level drug offenders from jail to treatment
The Multnomah County Board was updated on efforts to launch a new pilot project designed to divert low-level drug offenders from jail to treatment and social services.
Quality & Specialized Services Retention Schedule (DD6)
Quality & Specialized Services Retention Schedule (DD6)
Addiction Services Retention Schedule (MHAS1)
Addiction Services Retention Schedule (MHAS1)
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May 17, 2005 Special Election - Voter's Guide
May 17, 2005 Special Election - Voter's Guide
Economic Impact Considerations for Goods and Non-Personal Services
You may think you are just providing raw materials or service for the County, but you are the foundation for positive economic impacts in our community.
Department of Community Justice team helps stop stalker in his tracks
Domestic violence parole and probation officer Jennifer Brissenden and corrections technician Diego Cervantes help establish case against prolific stalker.
Responsible Business Practices
The sustainability of the way our vendors operate their business. Including sustainability criteria in our solicitation highlights the importance of sustainability issues to the County's core bus...
Multnomah County Animal Services celebrates Hallmark Channel's Kitten Bowl V by offering adoption special
Draw for a chance to win a waived-fee adoption for a kitten or cat, and other reduced adoption fees during the Kitten Bowl V Adoption Special from February 2 - 4 at Multnomah County Animal Services.
Students push for expanded mental healthcare at school-based clinics
Teens from seven Multnomah County schools travel to Salem for 11th annual School Health Advocacy Day
Department of Community Justice’s Denise Peña receives national recognition for commitment to crime victims
Peña, manager of the Multnomah County Department of Community Justice’s (DCJ) Crime Victims Services Unit, received national recognition for her tireless commitment to helping victims.
From the archives: ‘Help the people we love by checking in’: County and partners plan for hot weather during COVID-19
This year, the County will focus on helping people stay cool at home and in physically distant shady spaces to slow the spread of COVID-19.
A message from the COO: County’s internal Protected Class Complaint Investigation Unit is up and running
The unit handles complaints that arise when a County employee reports they have been discriminated against in the County workplace because of their protected class status.
Severe weather shelters closing Jan. 30 after serving nearly 350 people overnight
National Weather Service forecast for Jan. 30 does not meet City of Portland/Multnomah County thresholds for opening shelters
'This isn’t about me. It’s about him': Home for the Holidays already helping families move from shelter to apartments
Andrea Bunch and her son, Michael, were among the first three families to move from shelter and into apartments this month through Multnomah County and Portland’s Home for the Holidays campaign.
Who to Call for What
Wondering who to call for services or assistance? Here's a quick reference list.
RELEASE: Multnomah County selects firm to guide and forge path toward a new model of public safety
Territory, using its expertise in innovative, human-centered design and visual facilitation, will be instrumental in aligning and pushing forward the conversations.
Winter homeless shelter opens amid record demand in Multnomah County
Christina Storing, her four-year-old son, Sam, in tow, began to panic Thursday evening when a friend called and rescinded the offer of a room in his apartment.
Auditor McGuirk's January 2021 Newsletter
Read the Auditor's January newsletter and learn more about the work of the Auditor's Office.
The Multnomah County Board proclaimed April 8-14 as Crime Victims’ Rights Week
The annual proclamation is part of local and national efforts to promote victims’ rights and service
Chair Kafoury releases 2019 budget, prioritizing equity, housing and children
Three hearings scheduled for May 2, 9, 16 to get input from the public on community priorities
Multnomah County seeking builder, speeds bidding process for badly needed downtown resource center at nexus of mental health, homelessness
Multnomah County has put out a call for interested builders to propose a contract for the estimated $12 million to $15 million construction project, set to open as soon as summer 2021.
Board Proclaims October 2023 as Domestic Violence Awareness Month
Multnomah County proclaimed October as Domestic Violence Awareness Month, highlighted the need to break the silence surrounding domestic violence and center the voices of those with lived experience.
NEWS RELEASE: Multnomah County announces two daytime cooling centers will open Thursday, Sept. 5; other resources added
Chair Jessica Vega Pederson is declaring a state of emergency starting Sept. 5; County has begun community outreach to vulnerable populations.
Multnomah County’s Homeless Mobile Intake Team Recipient of Prestigious Aging Innovations Award From USAging
The team is the result of a partnership between the Joint Office of Homeless Services and the Department of County Human Services and is funded by the Metro Supportive Housing Services Measure.