Clackamas County's SHS program exceeds homelessness reduction goals, assisting over 1,200 households and reducing homelessness by 65%, with $54 million spent on services.

October is Advanced Manufacturing Month in Hillsboro, spotlighting local high-tech industry growth and job market contributions with planned community events and initiatives like AM-TECH to enhance workforce skills.

Oregon SHPO released a 10-year strategic plan for preserving the state's historical sites, involving community strengthening and technology integration.

Washington County introduces a podcast series to increase voter confidence by explaining ballot processes, engaging the community, and showcasing voter assistance efforts.

Vancouver is seeking a new police chief to replace retiring Chief Jeff Mori, involving the community in the process with a survey and a public forum for finalists.

The article provides budget-friendly tips for emergency preparedness, like using household items, crafting a plan, building a kit gradually, and utilizing community resources.

Oregon Housing and Community Services collaborated with Bend-Redmond Habitat for Humanity to build 12 affordable homes in Bend, providing housing solutions in a high-cost market.

Hillsboro Parks & Recreation offers activities for kids during several upcoming no school days, providing options for play, learning, and exploration outside the classroom.

Clark County is seeking new members for its Parks Advisory Board, with two vacancies open for three-year terms. Diverse, community-engaged residents who want to guide park planning are encouraged to apply by October 18, 2024.

Hillsboro's "Community Conversations with Mayor Steve Callaway" series discusses city matters, with the latest on South Hillsboro's development aired as a podcast, video, and on social media.

Shute Park Library is introducing new features such as collaboration furniture, a private booth for online activities, bilingual staff, and a digital navigator service, all aimed at improving the visitor experience.

Washington County hosts the 4th annual Dog Training Summit for veterans to support suicide prevention with K9 Kavalry, offering community resources, free pet supplies, and a chance to build veteran camaraderie.

Calle Diez, also known as 10th Avenue, serves as the heart of Hillsboro's Latino community, featuring businesses that cater to Hispanic heritage and bilingual needs.