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COVID-19 Risk Level for Multnomah County: Lower Risk

County Risk Levels | COVID-19 updates from the City of Portland

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Regional chlorine shortage: Portland water remains safe to drink

A regional chlorine shortage has disrupted supplies. The Portland Water Bureau is monitoring the situation and evaluating our supplies and procedures. Get updates.

Portland Street Response

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Portland Street Response assists people experiencing homelessness or low-acuity behavioral health issues.

The program is in its pilot phase and is responding only in the greater Lents neighborhood in 2021; requests are made through 911 or the non-emergency number at 503-823-3333
psrinfo@portlandoregon.gov
Facebook username
PDXStreetResponse
Twitter username
@PDXStResponse

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Four members of the Portland Street Response Team walking down the street.
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Portland Street Response Frequently Asked Questions

Portland Street Response In the News.
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News Coverage About Portland Street Response

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Meet Our Team

Map that shows program response area primarily SE Division St. on the north, SE Clatsop St. on the south, SE 62th Ave. (roughly) on the west, and Powell Butte along the eastern boundary.
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Portland Street Response Program Address Look Up Tool

Example of hot spot map.
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Portland Street Response Data Dashboard

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