Volunteers across Multnomah County were honored for their dedication to their communities and for making Multnomah County a better place for all people who call it home. View our photo gallery of the celebration.
Hazelwood resident Arlene Kimura has dedicated a quarter of a century to public service. Now she’s being honored with the 2017 Gladys McCoy Lifetime Achievement Award by the Multnomah County Community Involvement Committee.
The Jennifer Beegle Award for Youth Involvement Award winner
HILLTOP Award for Individual Achievement Award winner
HILLTOP Award for Public Service Lifetime Achievement Award winner
HILLTOP Award for Agency Staff/Volunteer Achievement Award winner
Meet the change makers who work to make Multnomah County a better place for all.
Meet the volunteers making a difference in the lives of older adults in the greater Portland area.
The Office of Community Involvement was established by County Charter to facilitate direct communication between the people of Multnomah County and the Board of County Commissioners.
The Community Involvement Committee serves as Multnomah County’s advisory body on community engagement and involvement.