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06/11/2026

Not sure who to call when something happens in your neighborhood? Knowing which number to call can save time and get you the right help faster. Here's a quick guide from the Multnomah County Sheriff's Office.

Call for an emergency - 911
An immediate threat to life or property or a medical emergency.
• A vehicle crashed and I think someone is hurt.
• I'm seeing or hearing an active fight or possible domestic violence incident.
• Someone I donʼt know is at the front door trying to get in.

Non-emergency line - (503) 823-3333
You need police, fire, or ambulance — but there is no immediate threat.
• Someone is illegally parked or abandoned their vehicle on the road/sidewalk.
• Thereʼs a loud party next door after 11 p.m. on a weeknight.

File a report online – mcso.mycasenumber.us
A crime already happened, thereʼs no suspect, and no one needs to be dispatched.
• My bike was stolen overnight.
• A package was taken from my porch.
• Thereʼs graffiti on the side of our building.
NOTE: This system does not replace 911 and should not be used for in-progress crimes or when the suspect is known.

Connect to resources - 311
There’s no threat and no emergency services needed — you just want help or information.
• Iʼd like to be connected to a county service or resource.
• I have questions about my local government in Multnomah County

06/11/2026

🔎 Wondering who's hiring? We've got you covered!
The Port of Morrow Workforce Development team has gathered employment opportunities from more than 30 local employers and industries into one convenient location. Whether you're entering the workforce, changing careers, or searching for your next step, there are opportunities waiting to be explored.

🔗 View current openings: www.portofmorrow.com/find-job

Need help getting started? Our team can assist with resumes, applications, and job search support.
📧 [email protected]
📞 541-945-2231

🔎 ¿Te preguntas quién está contratando? Nosotros te ayudamos.
El equipo de Desarrollo de la Fuerza Laboral del Puerto de Morrow ha reunido oportunidades de empleo de más de 30 empleadores e industrias locales en un solo lugar. Ya sea que estés ingresando al mercado laboral, cambiando de carrera o buscando tu próxima oportunidad, hay muchas opciones esperando ser descubiertas.

🔗 Consulta las vacantes actuales: www.portofmorrow.com/find-job

¿Necesitas ayuda para comenzar? Nuestro equipo puede ayudarte con tu currículum, solicitudes de empleo y recursos para la búsqueda de trabajo.

📧 [email protected]
📞 541-945-2231

06/11/2026

🌟 Success Story Wednesday 🌟

Wayne was released from prison on October 30 after serving 15 years and walked into our office in November 2025 ready for a fresh start.

We immediately connected him with one of our fair-chance employer partners in the trucking industry while helping him begin the process of pursuing CDL training through WorkSource Oregon. He is currently on the CDL training waitlist, which will increase his earning potential even further.

Seven months later, Wayne is thriving. He’s become the trucking company’s #1 employee and is building a future he can be proud of.

When asked how life is going, Wayne’s response was simple:

“My life is just moving forward.”

This is what reentry success looks like—opportunity, hard work, and employers willing to give people a second chance.

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06/11/2026

Building the future behavioral health workforce through MedQuest!

From June 15–20, GOBHI is partnering with the Rural MedQuest Camp at Eastern Oregon University in La Grande to introduce high school students to careers in behavioral health.

Through hands-on activities and interactive learning, students will explore mental health and substance use treatment careers while discovering how they can make a difference in their own communities.

We're proud to support workforce development and inspire the next generation of behavioral health professionals in rural and frontier Oregon!

06/09/2026

A new 34-bed medical detox, seven-bed sobering center opened its doors at Bridgeway Community Health in north downtown Salem on June 5. bit.ly/3RVOeue

📸Whitney Woodworth/Statesman Journal

06/07/2026

06/07/2026

When a family member or loved one is experiencing a mental or substance use disorder, it's important to know how to support them and what to say.

Not sure where to begin? Visit for resources: samhsa.gov/families

06/07/2026

The Friends & Family Commissary Ordering Pilot Program is now in the "evaluation" phase. Packages were successfully delivered to CCCF and PRCF last month. Stay tuned for more information regarding if we'll be able to continue and expand this program.

06/07/2026

An essential resource for caregivers.