If you would like to provide your input, ask questions, or learn more about the county's work, there are many ways you can reach your commissioners and get involved.
The Gladys McCoy Lifetime Achievement Award is presented annually to someone with outstanding lifetime volunteer service dedicated to improving the county community.
The 2018 Jennifer Beegle Award for Youth Involvement winner
The Office of Community Involvement is seeking community members interested in serving on one of Multnomah County's Budget Advisory Committees (CBACs).
The year 2014 was a busy one for Jose Ernesto Madrid Beltran, the 2015 Jennifer Beegle Award winner.
JR Lilly is the Director of the Office of Community Involvement
KellyAnn Cameron is the Community Engagement Committee Coordinator
Roberts was honored with the 2018 Gladys McCoy Award for her volunteer work at the tuition-free St. Andrew Nativity School and for her role in the public-service driven Delta Sigma Theta sorority.
The Jennifer Beegle Award for Youth Involvement Award winner
A list of Multnomah County advisory boards, committees and commissioners across departments.
Helpful documents to further understand the Office of Community Involvement. Here you will find the sections of Multnomah County Charter and Code that outline the role of the office.
Rev. Cecil Charles Prescod is the 2022 Gladys McCoy Lifetime Achievement Award winner
Ronnie Herndon is being honored with the 2016 Gladys McCoy Award. Ronnie has been instrumental in changing lives for thousands of youth at Albina Head Start.
The 2019 Jennifer Beegle Award for Youth Involvement winner
Meet Teletha Aldridge Benjamin, the 2020 recipient of the Gladys McCoy Lifetime Achievement Award.
Community members can volunteer and intern with Multnomah County in many ways throughout the year. Find programs that interest you and apply today!
The Office of Community Involvement hosts the Annual Volunteer Awards, where Multnomah County recognizes its dedicated volunteers for their service. Learn about past honorees.
Information for new Community Budget Advisory Committee and Community Involvement Committee members.
Community Budget Advisory Committees (CBACs) are groups of community members that review and make recommendations on county departmental budgets and operations.
Community Involvement Committee Meeting Minutes from Prior Years
Information, including dates, agendas and minutes, for meetings of the Community Involvement Committee
We'd love to hear from you if you're interested in volunteering with Multnomah County!
Learn more about the Office of Community Involvement, our history, and our role at Multnomah County.