Multnomah County maps out plans for new 24-hour sobering and crisis stabilization center
Oregon’s largest county plans to have a 24-hour sobering and crisis stabilization center to help people make their first steps toward recovery from drug addiction. Multnomah County officials on Thursday announced tentative plans to purchase a building at 1901 S.
Multnomah County identifies potential location for permanent sobering and deflection center for drug users
Multnomah County has identified a potential permanent location for its 24-hour sobering and deflection center meant to move drug users toward addiction treatment and keep them out of jail, officials announced Thursday.
Multnomah County Confirms Location of New 24-Hour Sobering Center
Multnomah County says its new 24-hour sobering center will be located in Portland’s Central Eastside Industrial district. On Thursday, county officials announced a pending building purchase at 1901 SE Grand.
Multnomah County leaders announce SE Portland location for future sobering center
After months of planning, Multnomah County leaders have decided on a location in Southeast Portland for a new permanent sobering center.
Multnomah County to Open 24-Hour Sobering and Crisis Stabilization Center in Spring 2025
Multnomah County is planning to open a new 24-hour Sobering and Crisis Stabilization Center on S.E. Grand Ave.
Multnomah County plans to purchase SE Portland building for permanent sobering center
Multnomah County plans to buy a building in Southeast Portland to serve as a permanent 24-hour sobering center to help connect people to treatment and recovery
Authorities ID man who died in Multnomah County jail
After a spate of deaths at the downtown Multnomah County jail, he is the first person to die in the jail since July 2024.
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Multnomah County’s new top prosecutor will push for more jail beds to curb substance use, calls out public defenders
In a wide-ranging interview, Multnomah County's new District Attorney Nathan Vasquez laid out his plans for the office, ...
Multnomah County weighs proposed changes to homeless housing funding
Metro leaders are proposing changes on how to raise money to build housing for people experiencing homelessness.
1 dead in Multnomah County jail
The last in-custody death at the jail was July 25, when Asia Marie Williams, 31, died two days after she was booked. That was ...
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Multnomah County DA Seeks Case Reevaluation for Eight Under SB 819, Offers Second Chance
Oregon's SB 819 allows the reconsideration of past convictions, with eight cases recently presented for review.
Partner says missing Oregon woman home safe, mental health resources need improvement
The Multnomah County Sheriff’s Office is asking for the public's help in finding Erin Nicole Thornton, a 37-year-old woman ...
Here’s what looms for Multnomah County’s fresh Board of Commissioners
Multnomah County’s new Board of Commissioners will gavel into session for the first time this week, tapping fresh faces to ...