Multnomah County is Oregon's smallest and most populous county with over 710,000 residents. Multnomah County is governed by a Board of four elected Commissioners and one Chair. More than 4,500 Multnomah County employees provide citizens a wide range of health and human services, public safety services and other government services.
Food and Winter Clothing Drive Nets One Ton of Food
County Picks East County Courts Architects
Tax Credit, Filing Assistance Available to Low-Income Oregonians
MultCo Domestic Violence Coordinator Launches New Website
Everybody Reads 2010: The Ghost Map
MultCo's New Libraries Take Shape
New Report Profiles County's Fight for Health Equity
Warming Centers Available to Region's Homeless
Everyone Eligible for H1N1 Vaccine Now
Winter Family Assistance Drive County Commissioners ask for your help with donations.
Happy Holidays A video from Multnomah County Board of Commissioners wishing you happy holidays.
New Kenton Library Commissioner Cogen, along with Vailey Oehlke and Mike Harrington, leads a tour of a new Kenton Library opening Spring 2010
District One, Deborah Kafoury
District Three, Judy Shiprack
