Multnomah County, OR

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Multnomah County, Oregon provides 766,000 residents with various health and human services, public safety, and other government services. Learn more at: multco.us

Call 2-1-1 or check multco.us/hot for the latest information ​​and a full map of cooling locations. Information may change. Cooling centers open Tuesday, July 21, 2026, from noon to 9 p.m., until conditions improve. All sites ADA accessible. Pets welcome. No one will be turned away. Call 2-1-1 for transportation help. Trimet (trimet.org/planner) allows free rides to cooling centers. An interactive map of other nearby outdoor cooling spaces, splash pads and libraries can be found at multco.us/hot. Bud Clark Commons: 650 N.W. Irving St., Portland [MAP]
A digital map graphic highlighting cooling center locations. Overlaid bold text states, "Explore dozens of cool spaces through our... Interactive Map." The white bottom margin contains the Multnomah County logo and the web link multco.us/hot.
A digital map graphic highlighting cooling center locations. Overlaid bold text states, "Explore dozens of cool spaces through our... Interactive Map." The white bottom margin contains the Multnomah County logo and the web link multco.us/hot.
Centros de Enfriamiento Llama al 2-1-1 o vista multco.us/hot para obtener la información más reciente. Esta información puede cambiar. Los centros de enfriamiento abrirán el lunes 15 de junio del 2026, de mediodía a 9 p.m., hasta que las condiciones mejoren. Todos los sitios son accesibles para todas las personas. Las mascotas son bienvenidas. Toda persona es bienvenida. Llama al 2-1-1 para ayuda con el transporte a un centro de enfriamineto. TriMet (trimet.org/planner) ofrece transporte gratis a los centros de enfriamiento. Encuentra un mapa interactivo de espacios para refrescarse, áreas de chapoteo y bibliotecas en multco.us/hot. Edificio Este del Condado de Multnomah: 600 N.E. 8th Ave., Gresham Bud Clark Commons: 650 N.W. Irving St., Portland
Stay safe and stay cool Call 2-1-1 or check multco.us/hot for the latest. Information may change. Cooling centers open Monday, June 15, 2026, from noon to 9 p.m., until conditions improve. All sites ADA accessible. Pets welcome. No one will be turned away. Call 2-1-1 for transportation help. TriMet (trimet.org/planner) allows free rides to cooling centers. An interactive map of other nearby outdoor cooling spaces, splash pads and libraries can be found at multco.us/hot. Multnomah County East Building: 600 N.E. 8th Ave., Gresham Bud Clark Commons: 650 N.W. Irving St., Portland
Explore dozens of cool spaces through our interactive map
Multnomah County health graphic titled "Help for When it's Hot: Information on Heat Exhaustion." Features a split-box layout detailing symptoms—such as heavy sweating, extreme weakness, dizziness, nausea, rapid heartbeat, and shallow breathing—and first aid steps: remove excess clothing, rest in a cool area, take a cool shower/bath, and drink plenty of water. Includes the Multnomah County logo and the URL multco.us/hot.
A square graphic featuring a row of people sitting on outdoor bleachers in the shade. The left side has a dark blue overlay with large white text that reads, "Take care when working or playing outside." The bottom banner includes the Multnomah County logo and the web address multco.us/hot.
Oregon state rules protect against electricity service disconnections during extreme heat.
Make a plan for hot weather multco.us/hot
Promotional graphic for Medicare Fraud Prevention Week. The top features four diverse, smiling older adults standing arm-in-arm. Below, the text reads "SMP Senior Medicare Patrol 6/1-6/5" alongside a blue and orange checkmark shield logo. The bottom section is a dark blue block with large white text reading "MEDICARE FRAUD PREVENTION WEEK!"
American flag in the wind with text that says "Multnomah County Memorial Day closures"
"Voter turnout update graphic from Multnomah County Elections. Text states that turnout reached approximately 25.07% as of 6:30 p.m. on Election Day, Tuesday, May 19. Website link included: multco.us/dropsites."
State of the County Presented by Jessica Vega Pederson, Multnomah County Chair In conversation with Rukaiyah Adams, President and CEO of 1803 Fund Tuesday, May 19 4 p.m. doors | 4:30 p.m. start Reception to follow New East County Library, 475 NW Division St., Gresham, OR 97030
"Multnomah County Elections extended hours graphic. Text lists hours for Saturday (5/16) 10 AM - 2 PM, Monday (5/18) 8 AM - 7 PM, and Election Day Tuesday (5/19) 7 AM - 8 PM. Below the schedule, a photo shows an election worker smiling while assisting a resident at a service counter. Includes the Multnomah Votes logo."
"Multnomah County Election Day reminder graphic. Text reads: 'It's Election Day (May 19, 2026) Return your ballot to an Official Ballot Drop Box: multco.us/dropsites'. The background photo features a smiling voter crouching next to a white official ballot drop box with their pug while holding up their ballot envelope. Includes the URL MultnomahVotes.gov."
"Multnomah County Election Day graphic. Text reads: 'It's Election Day (May 19, 2026) Return your ballot to an Official Ballot Drop Box: multco.us/dropsites'. The background image features a driver using a drive-up official ballot drop box. Includes the URL MultnomahVotes.gov."
"Multnomah County voter turnout update graphic. Text: 'As of 10 a.m. Monday, May 18, Multnomah County voter turnout reached approximately 17.64%'. The image shows a resident walking their dog and utilizing a white official sidewalk ballot drop box. Includes the link multco.us/dropsites."
"Multnomah County Elections Extended Hours graphic. Saturday (5/16): 10 AM - 2 PM. Monday (5/18): 8 AM - 7 PM. Election Day, Tuesday (5/19): 7 AM - 8 PM. Image shows an election worker assisting a voter at a service counter."
A smiling woman in a silver car leans out to drop a ballot into a drive-up official ballot drop box in Multnomah County. Text on the box includes 'Official Ballot Drop Box' and translations in languages like Spanish ('Buzón oficial de entrega de boletas'), Vietnamese, and others. The overlay in the bottom left states, 'As of 4 p.m. Wednesday, May 13, Multnomah County voter turnout has reached 12.00%'. The bottom of the image has the Multnomah County logo and the website multco.us/dropsites.
Informational graphic from Multnomah County Elections. It recommends that voters mail their ballots by Thursday, May 14, 2026, to ensure they are postmarked on time for the primary election. Includes multnomahvotes.gov.
A person on a gold scooter returns their ballot at an official Multnomah County drop box. Text provides the Election Day date of May 19, 2026, and the website multco.us/dropsites to find more locations.
A voter using a drive-up ballot drop box. Text instructs Multnomah County voters who haven't received their May 19 Primary ballot to call 503-988-VOTE. Includes the Multnomah County logo and MultnomahVotes.gov website.
"Graphic showing a Multnomah County Elections staff member helping a voter. Text informs voters that May 19 Primary ballots should have arrived by May 7. Includes the URL MultnomahVotes.gov."
"Informational graphic with a voter using a drive-up ballot drop box. Text states that the U.S. Postal Service has begun delivering ballots for the May 19 Primary Election. Includes Multnomah County branding."
"Voter registration deadline reminder for the May Primary Election. The graphic shows a voter using a drive-up ballot drop box and states that today, Tuesday, April 28, is the deadline. Includes the Multnomah County logo."
"Reminder for the April 28, 2026, voter registration and party change deadline. Image shows a cyclist standing by a Multnomah County official ballot drop box."
Maintenance Alert MULTCO.US will be offline starting at 6 P.M. Tuesday, March 3. We appreciate your patience as we perform these necessary updates!
A photograph of a tree trunk with moss, surrounded by wood chip mulch lightly covered in snow and ice. Snowflakes fall against a dark, out-of-focus background. A solid blue banner at the bottom contains the Multnomah County logo on the left and the URL "multco.us/cold" in bold white text on the right.
A photograph of a tree trunk with moss, surrounded by wood chip mulch that is lightly covered in snow. Large white text overlaid on the center of the image reads "CARE FOR WHEN IT'S COLD." A blue banner at the bottom features the Multnomah County logo on the left and the URL "multco.us/cold" in bold white text on the right.
Multnomah County graphic: "The Voter Education Fund Grant Program is Open! Help East County residents understand ranked choice voting. Apply by March 16, 2026 at multco.us/votereducationgrant."
Multnomah County graphic: "The Voter Education Fund Grant Program is Open! Help East County residents understand ranked choice voting. Apply by March 16, 2026 at multco.us/votereducationgrant."
An informational graphic from Multnomah County about welfare checks. The top section is dark blue with white text: "Call City of Portland’s non-emergency response 503-823-3333." The middle section reads: "To request a welfare check on someone you are concerned about during cold weather." The bottom features the URL multco.us/cold and the Multnomah County logo.
An informational graphic from Multnomah County about welfare checks. The top section is dark blue with white text: "Call City of Portland’s non-emergency response 503-823-3333." The middle section reads: "To request a welfare check on someone you are concerned about during cold weather." The bottom features the URL multco.us/cold and the Multnomah County logo.
A winter advisory graphic from Multnomah County featuring ice-covered branches. Large text reads: "Care for When It’s Cold." The bottom of the image includes the URL multco.us/cold and the Multnomah County logo.
CHAIR JESSICA VEGA PEDERSON: COUNTY BUDGET 101 "Come learn about the Multnomah County's Fiscal Year 2026-27 Budget process, key milestones, and how to advocate for your priorities! Refreshments provided." Saturday, January 24, 2026 10:00am – 12:00pm For questions, contact An Bui at an.bui@multco.us.
A square graphic from Multnomah County featuring a background of tree branches encased in thick, glistening ice. Large white text on dark blue rectangular banners reads "Care for When It’s Cold." Below the image, a dark blue footer displays the website "multco.us/cold" in bold white letters, alongside the Multnomah County logo.
Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., New York City Hall, December 17, 1964.
An announcement graphic from Multnomah County featuring a smiling woman giving a thumbs-up while standing next to a white "Official Ballot Box." A text overlay reads: "Multnomah County launches $100,000 grant program to provide education on ranked choice voting (RCV) to East County voters." The bottom of the image includes the website "multnomahvotes.gov" and the Multnomah County logo.
An image featuring a formal statement from the Multnomah County Board of Commissioners regarding a federal shooting in East Portland.Statement from Board of Commissioners on federal shooting in East Portland: What we can say now is enough is enough. The terror and violence ICE is causing in our neighborhoods must end now. The County will not stand by as the federal government attacks our neighbors. We stand united in our support for our immigrant and refugee neighbors. Just this morning, we unanimously voted to extend an emergency declaration in response to the ongoing harm caused by ICE activity, and we will keep showing up every way we can. We know County residents are angry. We are angry. Portlanders have a proud tradition of opposing injustice through nonviolent protest, and we encourage our community to keep showing up as they have been to oppose this horrific violence. We must stand together.
An English-language infographic from Multnomah County identical in layout to the previous guide. It features the same photos of NW Natural and PGE vehicles at the top. Below the photos are three checkmarks with the following safety tips: "Look for logos and badge". "Employees will never ask for immediate access to homes". "Call to verify". The Multnomah County logo is featured at the bottom left.
An infographic from Multnomah County regarding utility scams. A large blue banner at the top features a white box with the bold blue text, "Utility Impersonator Alert:". Below this, in large white text, it reads, "When in doubt, call to verify." The Multnomah County logo, featuring a green mountain and blue water, is positioned at the bottom left on a white background.
Photo of a downed tree and power line on Troutdale Road. The text reads: 'If you see downed trees or any other road hazards, call 911.'
Potential flooding alert: monitor local weather updates and be aware of fast-rising creeks or streams in your area.
Are you prepared for a power outage? Make sure to have a flashlight, battery or solar powered phone charger, first aid kit, at least a three day supply of water and food, and spare batteries in case of a power outage.