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.
Governor Appoints Chair Wheeler to Office of State Treasurer
Warming Centers Open Through March 31 for Shelter: Call 2-1-1 for Info
Give Your Two Cents on Next Year's County Budget
March 11 Hearing To Shape Voter Questions on Sheriff, Budget
County Residents to Get Census in Mail Starting March 16
New Kenton Library Branch Grand Opening This Saturday, March 13
Gladys McCoy Volunteer Award Nominations Open
Get Help or Get Involved at MultCo's New Domestic Violence Website
Citizens Re-think County Charter
Tax Help for Low-Income Oregonians
Been To Our Property Tax Office? The State Wants to Hear From You
2010 State of the County Ted Wheeler delivers the annual State of the County speech February 12 at City Club.
We Count Community members explain why they're getting counted in the 2010 Census-and why you should too.
innovation@multco The first video in our new innovation series explores school-based health centers that boost student health and academic performance.
District One, Deborah Kafoury
District Three, Judy Shiprack
