Portland seeks public input on its Affordable Housing Opportunities Project (AHOP) to increase affordable housing on non-profit and agency-owned sites. Comments are due by July 3, 2025.

Governor Kotek designates June as Search and Rescue Awareness Month in Oregon, urging safety & preparedness for outdoor adventurers and highlighting the need for funding and support for SAR volunteers.

Oregon Governor Tina Kotek has requested a Presidential Disaster Declaration due to severe floods, aiming to aid recovery in Coos, Curry, Douglas, and Harney Counties.

Pierre, once homeless in Tigard, Oregon, became a CNA with the help of housing programs, a shelter, and IRCO, achieving stability and reuniting with his children.

Multnomah County has opened the Fernhill Health Center in the Cully neighborhood to provide expanded health services, featuring a pharmacy, dental services, and healthcare career training.

Portland increases fees and fines for accessory short-term rental permits and violations, aiming to curb exploitation of housing and assist compliant operators.

The Multnomah County Sheriff's Office uses social media to urge seat belt use, citing high fatality stats for unrestrained occupants and intensifying enforcement efforts.

The Multnomah County Sheriff's Office emphasizes the lifesaving importance of seat belts, noting their enforcement focus and providing proper usage guidelines on social media.

Clackamas County Sheriff warns of increased vehicle break-ins at trailheads and shares safety tips for securing belongings while enjoying outdoor activities.

Clackamas County has opened Clackamas Village, a transitional housing project for the homeless, increasing shelter capacity by nearly 25% and offering 24 new living spaces with support services.

Oregon's Department of Emergency Management begins accepting applications for the SPIRE Grant to improve local emergency preparedness with essential equipment.

The Gresham Police Department invites the community to an open house on May 21 at the city hall for insights into law enforcement careers and an option to take a recruitment exam.

Mayor Keith Wilson of Portland proclaims May 19-23 as Walk and Bike to School and Work Week to promote health, safety, economy, education, and environment.