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2014 Londer Learning graduates

Londer Learning Center graduates its largest class

On Thursday, June 5, 125 students earned their GEDs. Those students comprised the largest graduating class in the Londer Learning Center’s history.

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photo of John Ashford being honored in classroom

Roosevelt High School's Rough Writers honor juvenile court counselor as local civil rights leader

As a juvenile court counselor for the Multnomah County Department of Community Justice, John H. Ashford has a daily impact on the lives of young people who have experienced trouble with the law.

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Christina McMahan invited to join the Juvenile Justice Leadership Network

Christina McMahan, DCJ Assistant Director for the Juvenile Services Division, was recently invited to become part of the Juvenile Justice Leadership Network.

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National Crime Victims’ Rights Week: DCJ’s role in helping victims

April 6-12th is National Crime Victims’ Rights Week, an annual event focusing on the work done around the country to honor crime victims and the advocates, counselors, first responders, and...

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Multnomah County represents at the Association for Probation and Parole Association’s Winter Institute

The Association for Probation and Parole (APPA) held their Winter Institute this past January in Houston, Texas.

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DCJ collaborates to help Veterans in the justice system

On Thursday January 16th the Multnomah County Board of Commissioners unanimously approved the creation of a veterans docket aimed at helping veterans in the justice system connect with services.

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Department of Community Justice co-hosts event for youth with visiting musician and motivational speaker

SaulPaul, a Texas-based musician and motivational speaker, partnered with the Multnomah County Department of Community Justice to host two events for young people and juveniles in detention

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Congratulations to New Parole and Probation Officers

On December 12th, eighteen Parole and Probation Officers (PPOs) were sworn in by Judge Nan Waller at the Multnomah County Court House. This was the largest swearing in of PPO’s in Multnomah County.For a second year...

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Juvenile Detention Cultural Diversity Committee Brings Accomplished Musician

On October 15th, the Department of Community Justice Juvenile Detention Cultural Diversity Committee hosted an assembly for the youth in the Donald E. Long Juvenile Detention Home (DELH). The Commi...

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3rd Annual African American Program Awards Banquet Honors Success

On Friday, October 4th the Department of Community Justice (DCJ) hosted the 3rd annual African American Program (AAP) Awards Banquet at the Miracles Recover Center in NE Portland. The eve...

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Parole Officers Reach out to Local Veterans for a Second Year

Once again, staff from DCJ sponsored a table at the East County Veterans Stand Down on October 19th. This year’s event was coordinated by Salvation Army &...

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DCJ Domestic Violence Sweep Generates 12 Arrests

On October 16, 2013, 15 parole/probation officers (PPOs) from the Department of Community Justice (DCJ) Adult Services Division participated in the 11th Annual Family Violence Apprehension SWEEP. T...

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