Novel Coronavirus COVID-19

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If you or your household receive an eviction notice for nonpayment of rent, call 2-1-1 immediately to learn about rapid-payment rent assistance that may help you avoid eviction.

Update November 24: COVID-19 vaccines are available and recommended for everyone age 5 and up. Masks are required in indoor settings in Oregon whether vaccinated or not.

Hundreds turn out for first in series of Student Health Center...All Multnomah County youth ages 5-19 can get vaccinated at any Student Health Center location

Large Fabric Depot vaccine clinic closes as Public Health shifts...Multnomah County Health Department continues to refine its vaccination efforts, shifting to pediatric vaccines and smaller events focused on serving people from communities of color.

The Holidays are coming!Tips on how to reduce the spread of COVID-19 while celebrating holidays this season.

Oregon Mask MandateEveryone in Oregon is required to wear a mask in indoor public spaces. Learn more about the mandate and how to report non-compliance.

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Testing

Do you have symptoms of COVID-19? Where to get tested, what to do after your test, and what to do if you have been around someone with COVID-19. How long should you quarantine?

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COVID-19 Vaccine

Information about vaccine safety and development, boosters, and where to get a vaccine.

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If you have COVID-19

Next steps if you have COVID-19. How long you should isolate, how to tell your close contacts and when to seek care.

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Children, Schools, and COVID-19

Information for parents, families and the community to support children during the COVID-19 pandemic.

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Guidance for Businesses and Organizations

Tools and guidelines for operating during COVID-19

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Daily living and going out

What to do at home and going out to stay safe

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Prevent getting sick

Getting vaccinated, wearing a face covering, staying 6 feet apart, washing your hands often, and covering coughs and sneezes help prevent the spread of COVID-19.

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