Multnomah County commissioners approve a 38-unit tiny home village in Southeast Portland to address homelessness, with a total of 2,934 shelter beds planned.

The city of Portland has allocated $55.5 million to enhance the 82nd Avenue corridor, exceeding the initial $35 million commitment for safety and transit improvements.

Oregon's DFR transferred unclaimed funds from Binance.us accounts to the state treasury after the exchange's operations ceased due to a revoked license. Users can reclaim assets via the state's Unclaimed Property Program.

OHCS in Oregon secures a $13.75 million federal grant to support affordable housing efforts in manufactured dwelling parks, with programs to help with home replacements and prevent displacement.

Portland approves funding for the Clean Industry Community Program, aimed at cutting emissions and waste, while PSU's Institute for Sustainable Solutions partners to support clean tech and job growth.

The article discusses Snohomish County's preparation for its annual Point-in-Time Homeless Count to assess local homelessness.

The Oregon DFR warns of an upcoming EFD system outage from January 1-5, urging filers to complete submissions by December 31, 2024, to avoid non-compliance.

Oregon City is preparing for the annual Homeless Persons’ Memorial candlelight vigil on December 21 to honor 36 community members who died in homelessness in 2024.

Oregon's Governor Tina Kotek signs EO 24-31, mandating project labor agreements for state construction projects to enhance efficiency and support the local workforce.

Clackamas County announces office closures for Christmas and New Year's Day, while essential services like the Sheriff's Office remain available for emergencies.

The Clackamas County Sheriff's Office Jail in Oregon is the first in the state to be accredited by the NCCHC for mental health services, adding to its accreditations for health and opioid treatment programs.

Portland and Multnomah County are funding 200 new emergency shelter beds with a $750,000 investment in response to the predicted cold weather from La Niña, enhancing their existing network of shelters for the homeless.

The article summarizes the last Portland City Council meeting of the year, highlighting the end of the current governance structure and discussing the new administrative system involving a city administrator.