Multnomah County Board of Commissioners Board Briefing
The board conducted a briefing regarding the county's eviction prevention response. The discussion focused on recommendations for improving eviction prevention services, including consolidating data systems to better compare program effectiveness, aligning eligibility criteria across different funding sources, and increasing support for legal services. Participants highlighted the challenges of an increasing eviction crisis, including decreased state funding and the need for better coordination between jurisdictions. Recommendations for next steps included tracking unmet needs, exploring centralized rent assistance systems, and expanding employment programs to help households achieve financial stability.
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Board Of Commissioners Multnomah County Regular Meeting
The Board of Commissioners discussed several agenda items, including the authorization for the cancellation of uncollectible personal property taxes for the years 1992-2025. Key agenda items also featured public hearings and second readings of ordinances amending the Preschool For All Program Income Tax, the approval of a project plan for the Department of Community Justice East Campus Expansion, the adoption of the 2026 Climate Justice Plan, and the approval of an intergovernmental agreement with Yamhill County for youth detention services.
Aug 13, 2026·Board meeting
Multma County Board of Commissioners Regular Meeting
The board meeting included a consent agenda approval and a public testimony session covering multiple community concerns. Key topics discussed during public comment included opposition to delays in 'Preschool for All' tax rate increases, allegations of misconduct and a lack of transparency within the Sheriff's department, and demands for clarity regarding the distribution of rental assistance funds. Additionally, employees voiced strong opposition to a proposed three-day-a-week in-office work mandate, citing equity concerns and potential disruptions to service delivery. The board also heard testimony urging opposition to the Bureau of Land Management's logging plans on public lands and a call for the implementation of body-worn cameras for sheriff's deputies and correctional officers.
Aug 11, 2026·Board meeting
Multnomah County Board of Commissioners Board Briefing
The meeting focused on the review of the revised draft of the county's ambulance service plan. Key discussion topics included the transition to a dynamic demand-matched response model, adherence to state statutory requirements regarding response time standards, and the balance between suburban and rural service coverage. The board also addressed feedback and concerns from local city administrators and fire departments regarding proposed response times in specific districts, with a commitment to facilitate further engagement and discussions to address these concerns prior to the final approval of the plan.
