Board of Commissioners recognizes Human Trafficking Awareness Month
The Multnomah County Board of Commissioners adopted a proclamation recognizing January as Human Trafficking Awareness Month in Multnomah County.
Meet your neighborhood Animal Services Officers: Protecting the health, safety and welfare of people, pets and more
The division is responsible for animal rescue and protection; public health and safety; neighborhood livability; and much more throughout incorporated and unincorporated Multnomah County.
Multnomah County invites community input on the scope of work for Human Resources Equity Review
Multnomah County seeks to award a single contract for consultant services to perform a detailed review and analysis of County Human Resources policies and practices, and provide recommendations.
Appraisal Retention Schedule (DART14)
Appraisal Retention Schedule (DART14)
Nabil Zaghloul - 2020 Volunteer Awards
2020 HILLTOP Award for Public Official Achievement winner.
Foster Grandparent program pairs volunteers with children in need
Foster grandparents are volunteers 55 years and older who serve in local schools, hospitals, daycare facilities or Head Start centers. Volunteers are needed.
2019 Point in Time Count starts Wednesday, Jan. 23, with unprecedented coordination among outreach workers, volunteers
Every day and night through Tuesday, Jan. 29, volunteers and workers will survey as many neighbors experiencing homelessness as possible, asking them where they slept the night of Jan. 23.
NEWS RELEASE: Multnomah County Chair and Commissioners identify legislative priorities
Boosting behavioral Health, public safety and mitigating hazardous plumes.
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Multnomah County provides update on deflection after first 30 days of law change
Multnomah County today reported that local law enforcement officers have referred 71 eligible people to the County’s new deflection program since Sept. 1, 2024.
Public Guardian & Conservator of Multnomah County
Assistance and oversight of healthcare, housing and finances for those unable to care for themselves.
What is lead poisoning?
Lead is a poison and is harmful if too much enters your body. Children who live in older homes are especially at risk.
IUPAT New Employee Benefits
Benefit information for IUPAT members.
ONA New Employee Benefits
Benefit information for Oregon Nurses Association members.
JCSS New Employee Benefits
Benefit information for Juvenile Custody Service Specialists.
IBEW New Employee Benefits
Benefit information for International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Local 48 members.
IUOE New Employee Benefits
Benefit information for International Union of Operating Engineers
Elected Official New Employee Benefits
Benefit information for elected officials.
2023 LPSCC Executive Committee Meetings
Meeting dates, agendas, and recordings
Disaster Resource Centers
Learn about the Disaster Resource Centers (DRC) Multnomah County operates during severe weather and other emergencies, as well what it's like to work in a DRC and how to volunteer.
Commissioner Jessica Vega Pederson convenes local experts for critical conversation on spike in gun violence in east County
The panel consisted of a diverse range of speakers from the Multnomah County’s District Attorney’s Office, Department of Community Justice and Public Health.
From the Archives: Heat response continues as residents are urged to seek cool spaces
Daytime cooling resources available; short duration expected to help limit health risks
Sample Ballots - November 2022 General Election
Sample Ballots - November 2022 General Election
Chair Vega Pederson's May Newsletter
Budgeting for Multnomah County’s Future, 2023
A home for recovery where residents don’t feel like outsiders anymore
After Multnomah County and Volunteers of America Oregon open supportive housing for Latino men, graduates return as mentors