Takiah McCullough is recognized for her dedication to individuals with developmental disabilities in Multnomah County, offering support and resources to improve their lives.

Multnomah County Board recognized Women's History Month, Abortion Provider Appreciation Day, Procurement Month, and Developmental Disabilities Awareness Month in 2025 celebrations.

Portland prepares to launch a $67 million grants program focused on sustainable projects and social justice through the PCEF, prioritizing climate action and equity.

The PCEF in Portland is set to open its 2025 Community Grants cycle, offering $67 million for local projects focused on climate action and social equity.

A clog in Portland's sewer main caused a 3,300-gallon sewage spill into the Willamette River, leading to a public health advisory and E. coli concerns.

Altura, a new affordable housing community in Southwest Beaverton, offers 75 units aimed at low-income families, funded in part by a Metro housing bond and developed by BRIDGE Housing.

The Safe Blocks Team hosted a housing expo in Portland's Eliot neighborhood, providing residents with information from various city agencies and support services, including a free food pantry and lunch.

Portland's transportation bureau promotes Safe Ride Home discounts for St. Patrick's Day to prevent impaired driving and reduce traffic deaths. Options include discounted taxi, Lyft, and Uber rides, plus public transit.

Clark County seeks individuals for its Commission on Aging, focusing on the needs of senior residents with emphasis on housing and healthy communities. Applications are due by April 9, 2025.

PBOT seeks up to 30 volunteers for the Transportation System Plan's advisory committee, aiming to align Portland's transit with equity and climate goals.

Medford offers free Wood Debris Chipper Days to help residents reduce wildfire risks by chipping clean wood debris, excluding grass and trash, on March 26-27.

WCSO Family Fun Nights continue in Caryville, promoting community engagement with thanks given to attendees and volunteers, and an upcoming event planned for Sunny Hills.

The Multnomah County Sheriff's Office uses Daylight Saving Time as a reminder for safety checks, including home security, first aid kits, and vehicle maintenance.