The mission of DCS is to preserve harmony between natural and built environments, keep people and pets safe, and ensure every voice is heard.
Learn more about the ongoing Work Plan to address findings of Multnomah County's review of the Animal Services Division and its operations.
The Bridge Section's Fabian Jimenez talks about how the College to County Mentorship Program put him on the path to an engineering career with the county.
How to register complaints about DCS programs or services
Contact the Department of Community Services
Department of Community Services: Inclusive community. Accessible services.
Learn how to reclaim your pet if they are impounded by first responders and brought to Multnomah County Animal Services. Animals with ID or a known owner are held for 6 days. Call 503-988-7387.
Videos about the programs and services within the Department of Community Services
Meet the county’s sign fabricator, Tyler Kunter. Watch Tyler create signs in his Gresham workshop and install them in the field.
Customers may request language or sign language interpretation at any DCS location.