Chair Kafoury, alongside County officials and partners, push to continue disconnections moratorium, look for ways to make energy access more affordable
Always check the Department of Environmental Quality's air quality map before opting for an activity that may contribute to air pollution.
At the outset of the COVID-19 pandemic, Multnomah County’s Weatherization Program acted quickly to serve low-income homeowners and help small businesses who rely on their contracts with the program to
Amid a pandemic where many have been forced indoors for months, County and City Officials have come up with a plan to encourage physical activity for those with chronic diseases: a bike prescription.
Multnomah County is disappointed by the opinion the Oregon Supreme Court released yesterday in Chernaik v. Brown.
How energy regulation in Oregon works, and how Multnomah County's Office of Sustainability engages with the Oregon Public Utilities Commission to advocate for a cleaner, more equitable energy system.
Multnomah County and the City of Portland have released a final report on the 2015 Climate Action Plan, which documents the Plan's implementation successes and challenges, and next steps.
Register for a transportation workshop with Multnomah County's REACH Program and learn how the Black community can be strategically involved with transportation plans for Greater Portland.
COVID-19 can attack the lungs. Woodsmoke from fires makes it hard to breathe. We can all make a difference. Stay home, save lives, and skip the fire to love your lungs.
Commissioner Lori Stegmann announces the Multnomah County winner of the Sustainability Award, the Mid-County Lighting District.
Multnomah County was awarded "Most Natural Gas Savings" out of 34 large public and private organizations participating in Energy Trust of Oregon's Strategic Energy Management (SEM) program.
More than 500 health professionals and more than a dozen leading health organizations in Oregon came out Tuesday to proclaim climate change a public health emergency.