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$5 Surcharge on Parking and Moving Violations starts Jan. 1
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Capuia Gets Life for Killing
Carter Leaving Ore. Senate for Human Services Job
Central City Concern and Multnomah County Open Dental Clinic Downtown
Century of Action Shines Light on Black Suffragist Hattie Redmond
Citing Racial and Economic Equity, County Bans Sales of Toxic Baby Products
City and County Leaders Welcome the 2013 Multnomah Youth Commission
Cold Case Team Begins Billboard Campaign
Commissioner Smith Educates Seniors on Opioid Use
Commissioner Smith Files Claim Against Multnomah County
Communities of Color Report Busts Model Minority Myth
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Cooling Centers to Open Aug. 18 - 20
Cooling Centers to open in Multnomah County
Cooling Centers to open in Multnomah County Saturday, Sunday
County Buys New Vote Counters
County Creates New Fund to Diversify Construction Trades
County Elections Unveil New Voting Center in Gresham
County Investigation into Commissioner Smith Reaches Conclusion
County Makes Deadline to Combat Racism in Workforce
County Office of Community Involvement Seeks Members for Budget Advisory Committees, Community Health Council
County Proclaims Crime Victims' Rights Week
County’s First Afrocentric Women’s Transition Home to Open in Gresham
County’s Homeless Population Increases by 10 Percent
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Election Day Information in Multnomah County
Elections Building Renamed to Honor Oregon Suffragettes
Focus East: Event Kicks Off Effort to Link East County Residents to Services
Focus Group at Jefferson High School Looks for Solutions to Youth Violence
Former Oregon Prosecutor Sentenced for Stealing House
Friday Is Last Day to Mail Multnomah County Ballots
Girls Get a Powerful Warning About Gangs But Also Love and Support
Gov. Brown Appoints Adrienne Nelson to Oregon Supreme Court
Gresham Cooling Center Open Monday, July 30
Gresham Cooling Shelter to Continue Opening Evenings Through Sunday
Hardesty Elected in Historic Win
Haven't Received Your Voter's Guide Or Ballot? Call Us, Multnomah County Says
Highland Christian Center to Host Winter Family Day Shelter
Homeless Advocates Demand Action as Winter Family Shelter Reports it is Full
Homeless Coalition Lays Out Winter Plans
Homeless Deaths in County Reached 80 in Recent Review
In Packed Meeting, County Chair Votes Down Commissioners' Resignation Resolution Against Him
Inside Multnomah County's Teen Jail
Jayapal Represents
Joan Brown-Kline New Chief at Oregon CASA
Joint Office of Homeless Services Announces Severe Weather Strategy
Joint Office of Homeless Services to Open Severe Weather Shelters
Kafoury Names Kimberly Melton as Chief of Staff
Kids Count Data Book Shows More Oregon Families in Poverty
Kitzhaber Wins with a Legislature Divided
Kyeron Fair: State Investigation Details Beating, Tasing of Teen in Mental Health Crisis
Last Day to Mail Ballots is Thursday
Lawyers Oppose Arrest List
Learn Where to Get Your Free Flu Shot in Multnomah County
Local Government, Employers Welcome Youth to SummerWorks
Man Convicted of Cutting Womens Hair on Bus Arrested for Sex Abuse on Bus
Metro-Multnomah County Joint Small Business Open House Event, Feb. 22
More People Sleeping Outside in Multnomah County
Multnomah County Elections: How Secure Is Your Vote in 2012
Multnomah County Adds Three Cooling Centers, Extends Hours
Multnomah County and Partners Team Up for Teen Health
Multnomah County Animal Services Waives Adoption Fees Nov. 17
Multnomah County Approved for Reopening, as Region Freezes for at Least 3 Weeks
Multnomah County Assists Voters with Disabilities, Limited English
Multnomah County Awarded Additional $2 Million to Advance Local Justice System Reform
Multnomah County Chair Jeff Cogen Resigns, Hands Over Office to Marissa Madrigal
Multnomah County Class for Families with Alzheimer's
Multnomah County Creates 'Sustainable' Purchasing Policy
Multnomah County Dems: What's Race Got to Do With It?
Multnomah County District #2 Contenders on the Record
Multnomah County Elections Assists Voters With Disabilities or Voters Who Need Help in Their Native Language
Multnomah County Elections Reminds Voters About the Oct. 16 Registration Deadline
Multnomah County Elections: All Registered Voters Should Have Received Their Ballots By Now
Multnomah County Enlists Faith Leaders for Healthy Foods Plan
Multnomah County Everybody Reads 2013: Sherman Alexie
Multnomah County Extends Election Office Hours
Multnomah County Health Department Director Arrested on Domestic Violence Charge
Multnomah County Health Report Says Coal Trains Could Hurt People of Color Most
Multnomah County Info and Trainings
Multnomah County Library Hosts ‘We Refuse to Be Enemies’
Multnomah County Opens Cooling Centers
Multnomah County Opens Three Cooling Centers Monday
Multnomah County Quietly Tries Alternative to Foreclosure
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Multnomah County Showcases Equity Purchasing Policies at National Level
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