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A physical distancing motel shelter has opened at the Banfield Value Inn.

Longer-term plan for COVID-19 moves forward: Joint Office opens three new motel shelters to better protect high-risk guests

The shift to motel spaces follows public health guidance that's meant to provide better separation for people in shelter assessed as the most likely to die or become seriously ill from COVID-19.

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Talia Reasoner takes her kids to play in the Sandy River, and she teaches them how to play safely.

As temperatures rise, Health Officer warns that kids are at higher risk of drownings

A summer during COVID-19 means fewer supervised ways to cool off; fewer programs for kids to play safely

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Sen. Ron Wyden talks with local health officials about COVID-19 testing and funding.

Sen. Wyden pledges to center equity in new wave of federal COVID-19 relief

Direct and flexible funds for healthcare, community partners key to slowing COVID among communities of color, public health experts say

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Chair Deborah Kafoury on July 7, 2020 said it's too soon to consider further reopening during COVID-19.

Multnomah County supports continuing pause on reopening

July 8, 2020 statement by Multnomah County Chair Deborah Kafoury

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COVID-19 drive-thorugh testing team, from left to right: Laura Rodriguez, Blanca Perez, Nick Tipton, Erin Higgins, Katie Hogan, Keri Barnett, Claire Contreras

Free drive-through COVID-19 test site in Gresham is reaching the right people, with capacity to spare

Public Health and clinic partnership prioritizes BIPOC, immigrant and low-income residents exposed to virus

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If you gather with people outside your household this holiday weekend, stay outdoors, wear a face covering and keep your distance

Avoiding COVID-19 surge could hinge on face coverings, distance health officials warn ahead of holiday weekend

Keep things local, outside, and stick to your household and closest social contacts, says Health Officer Dr. Jennifer Vines

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Employees who work close togther and especially indoors must wear a face covering to protect themselves and others from COVID-19

Face covering mandate goes statewide; Oregon OSHA to enforce business compliance

Public health is watching the number of COVID cases rise ahead of the July 4th weekend, fearing a surge in social mixing could spur a surge in cases

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If you gather during COVID-19, gather outside, in small groups and consider a face covering

Cases and clusters of COVID-19 on the rise, as healthcare capacity, PPE supplies remain steady

County urges residents to voluntarily adhere to new state face covering mandate, will not enforce

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Beginning June 24, state mandate requires employees and customers to wear face coverings at local businesses

State’s face covering mandate in effect today; County encourages adherence

Statement from Local Public Health Administrator and Public Health Director Rachael Banks

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During a warm May afternoon in 2020, Portlanders flocked to the water

Reopening without a vaccine: ‘A sense of tradeoffs’

Health officials reset public expectations about what to expect and what to watch as Multnomah County prepares to lift restrictions

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Beginning Friday, Dine-in restaurants may reopen with new safety measures, including face coverings

Multnomah County approved for reopening, as region freezes for at least 3 weeks

Dine-in restaurants, gyms and salons may open with increased safety measures, including state-ordered regional mandate on face coverings

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Stay home Save lives sign

Multnomah County must wait to reopen as Governor pauses further reopening statewide

After spikes in COVID-19 cases in several counties, the state paused any further reopening late Thursday, putting Multnomah County’s plans to enter Phase 1 on hold for at least another week.

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