Racism puts Black Americans at risk for long-term health problems, so Multnomah County employees should equip themselves with skills and tools to recognize it.
Multnomah County’s Smart Supervision Project (MCSSP) incorporates trauma-informed care in the supervision of high-risk young adults who are 15 to 25 years old.
Community event celebrates opening of Kenton Women's Village, a unique collaboration that provides shelter, services and a self-governing community for women experiencing homelessness.
With Pride Northwest right around the corner, Multnomah County wants to let members of our LGBTQ community know about the wide array of services we provide.
Multnomah County is part of a network of jurisdictions across the country working to rethink the use of jails.
Regional governments worried about air quality have been working for the past year to identify concerns and to discover local actions that could be taken to improve air quality.
The Multnomah County Board voted unanimously on Thursday, June 1 to commit the county to reaching its goal of 100 percent renewable energy use community-wide by 2050.
How Portland's soaring home costs and stagnant wages, are pushing working families out.
For anyone who needs help, Multnomah County’s Mental Health Call Center is available 24 hours a day. Trained operators are available at 503-988-4888.
Multnomah County buildings and facilities will be closed on Monday, May 29.
The Board unanimously approved the 2018 spending road map after four community-centered public hearings and 14 public work sessions.
The rule regarding power outages is: if you have had no power for four hours, all your 'refrigerated' potentially hazardous foods should be discarded immediately.