Multnomah County, Oregon

Multnomah County, Oregon

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Multnomah County, Oregon serves about 766,000 residents with health and human services, public safety, libraries and other community services.

Please call 503-823-4000 or visit www.multco.us for access to services. Disclaimer: bit.ly/mc_disclaimer disclaimer: https://multco.us/webmaster/multnomah-county-website-terms

09/08/2026

SHARE YOUR FEEDBACK: Multnomah County is sharing its initial Stark Street Bridge Replacement Project design option recommendation with the community after months of public outreach, engineering and environmental analysis. The County is recommending to preserve the existing bridge and build a new seismically-resilient bridge downstream.

Your input throughout the life of this project matters! Visit the project survey to share your initial thoughts on the design recommendation and learn how community feedback shaped this design recommendation. TAKE THE SURVEY HERE: https://storymaps.arcgis.com/stories/bfd75d07ad614b25a430d9ab7fcf8ede

Please submit your comments by October 19.

Visit us in Corbett, Troutdale or online to share your feedback with our project team:

Thursday, September 17 in Corbett
Corbett Fire Hall
36930 E. Historic Columbia River Highway, Corbett
Drop by between 5:30-7:30 p.m.

Monday, September 28
Virtual Presentation (Zoom Webinar)
Noon-1p.m.
Find zoom link at: starkstreetbridge.org

Tuesday, September 29 in Troutdale
Drop by between 5:00-7:00 p.m.
Troutdale Station Food Cart Pod
151 S.W. 257th Drive, Troutdale

09/04/2026

☝️Friendly reminder: Most MultCo services offered over email, phone, and in-person will be unavailable on Monday, Sept. 7 in observance of Labor Day. For details, visit: https://multco.us/news/county-offices-closed-labor-day

Photos from Multnomah County, Oregon's post 08/31/2026

A summer celebration with a meaningful mission 💛🌞 Earlier this month, Multnomah County’s Healthy Birth Initiatives brought families together at Peninsula Park for its annual Summer Celebration & Graduation — a day filled with face painting, henna art, games, food, music, prizes and plenty of joy.

Healthy Birth Initiatives supports Black and African American parents and families before, during and between pregnancies, working to address disparities in infant mortality and low birth weight and help give every baby a healthy start 🍼

08/28/2026

Help shape Multnomah County’s future! Our County Charter is our local constitution — and every six years, community members have an opportunity to help make sure it reflects the people, values and needs of Multnomah County.

We’re looking for a diverse group of residents to serve on the 2027–28 Charter Review Committee. Bring your voice, perspective and lived experience to the table and help shape how your local government works.

Want to learn more before applying? Join the Office Of Community Involvement - Multnomah County at an upcoming information session:

💻 Virtual: Fridays, Aug. 28–Sept. 25
📍 In person: Tuesdays and Thursdays, Aug. 25–Sept. 24, at libraries across Multnomah County

Learn more and apply: link.multco.us/ApplyCRC

Photos from Multnomah County, Oregon's post 08/19/2026

We recently came together to celebrate this year’s interns and wrap up another summer of learning, growth and impact as part of Multnomah County's College to County internship program. A few fun facts about the 2026 cohort:

🎉 51 interns took part in this year’s program
🤝 130+ mentors, supervisors and coaches supported them along the way
📚 Their majors ranged from sociology and public health to electrical and computer engineering
🎓 They represented schools including Portland State University, University of Oregon and Oregon State University
🏛️ Their work reached across the County — from Environmental Health and Rockwood Library to Corrections Programs and Emergency Management
🚲 And outside of work? You might find them camping, making ceramics, biking, scrapbooking or spending time with family and friends

For 15 years, College to County has provided paid summer internships for college students from underrepresented communities, helping participants discover career pathways, grow their professional networks and see firsthand what a career in public service can look like. Congratulations again to this year’s cohort and the next generation of public servants!

08/13/2026

🎉 Huge congratulations to our 51 College to County interns!

Over the past several months, our talented interns gained hands-on experience across our organization, from behind-the-scenes visits to our local bridges to diving into critical work in our Elections Office.

Yesterday we wrapped up the summer with a wonderful celebration at Multnomah County Library's beautiful, newly-renovated Albina location. Seeing the growth, enthusiasm, and real-world impact our interns made over these past few months has been truly inspiring.

Thank you, also, to the nearly 130 dedicated county employees who stepped up as mentors, supervisors, and coaches!

Here’s to our future leaders! 🚀

08/08/2026

Free tools for your next home or community project? Yes, really. 🛠️

Last week, Commissioner Vince Jones-Dixon visited the Rockwood Common Tool Library for an inside look at how the tool-sharing program supports local residents.

Whether you need a power drill, lawnmower, or specialty gear, the Rockwood Tool Library has you covered. All at zero cost!

👇 Watch the video below to see what he discovered during his tour, and visit the website to set up your account and reserve tools for your next project: rockwoodtools.org

08/07/2026

☀ Pacific Northwest summers are getting hotter, alongside an increased risk of wildfires and smoke that can blow into the Portland metro area, like we've seen this summer.

Portland Fire & Rescue and Multnomah County Health Department experts recommend taking these steps to protect your home and health during fire season, which stretches from June through October:

✔Check your risk: See if you live in a wildfire hazard zone by checking Portland wildfire hazard zones at bit.ly/4waJRK3

🏡 Check your house: Consider signing up for a free Portland Fire & Rescue assessment of your home at: portland.gov/fire/your-safety/reducing-risk-wildfire

🪟 Keep smoke out: Stay indoors, close windows/doors and set AC to recirculate.

💨 Clean your air: Use portable air cleaners and an HVAC/furnace filter with a MERV 13+ rating. **Create a "clean room" free from cooking and smoking, and use a portable air cleaner if you can to make the air in that room cleaner than the rest of the home: bit.ly/45fDs5v

Learn more about how you can prepare for wildfire and smoke at: multco.us/smoke

Photos from Multnomah County, Oregon's post 08/05/2026

With smoke in the air, it's a good time to check in on your home's air quality. Swipe through for practical ways to protect your space and the people in it. Go here to learn more 🏡 ➡ https://multco.us/info/improve-your-indoor-air-when-its-smoky

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501 SE Hawthorne Boulevard
Portland, OR
97214