The SSCC in Portland reported efforts to assist the homeless, including waste management, camp assessments, shelter referrals, and campsite removals, with emphasis on compassion and long-term solutions.

Clackamas County announces holiday closures of county offices while ensuring essential services remain available.

Evacuation orders in Welches, Clackamas County were lifted following a landslide, though residents were urged to stay alert. One neighborhood remains under a Level 2 notice.

Oregon strengthens flood defenses with five new high-capacity sandbagging machines, adding to existing resources for a total of seven machines under the SPIRE program, enhancing statewide emergency response and collaboration.

The Portland SSCC reported aiding the homeless, offering 54 shelter referrals with 24 acceptances and 8 actual stays. They assessed 664 campsites and handled trash, while addressing health and safety risks at others.

Hillsboro selected a new flag symbolizing unity, heritage, and innovation, with a design process engaging the community and obtaining nearly 3,000 votes for the winner.

Hillsboro provides $200,000 to aid local nonprofits supporting community members affected by ICE actions, focusing on legal aid, food, and rent assistance.

The Multnomah County Sheriff's Office released a Safety-First Gift Guide for the holidays, promoting practical items like personal alarms and safety kits.

The City of Portland's Street Services Coordination Center reports on its efforts to address homelessness, offering shelter referrals and cleaning up campsites from Dec 1-7, 2025.

Portland's holiday garbage schedule changes: Thursday and Friday services delayed one day; residents advised on sorting waste, excess cardboard bundling, and safe disposal of batteries and oversized items.

Portland Clean Energy Fund grants $64 million for 60 sustainability projects, aiding organizations like the Portland Fruit Tree Project, Power to the People PDX, and others to integrate environmental action with social good.

North Bend is converting the Keizer Bros. Hospital into workforce housing, balancing historical preservation, environmental safety, and funding concerns in the comprehensive redevelopment process.

North Bend Police Dept. received a $125,000 COPS grant to hire a narcotics investigator. They're hosting "Coffee with a Cop" on Dec. 10, 2025, for community engagement.