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Good Afternoon, News: Multnomah Moves to Moderate Risk Category, COVID Relief on the Way, and a Typically Royal Response

Here s your daily roundup of all the latest local and national news. (Like our coverage? Please consider making a recurring contribution to the Mercury to keep it comin !) IN LOCAL NEWS: • Good news! After successfully lowering their COVID-19 case count, 13 Oregon counties are moving into safer categories, which means fewer restrictions for businesses. Multnomah County will move into the moderate risk category this Friday, allowing restaurants to start operating at 50 percent capacity. Keep up the good work, Oregon! Woot! Woot! • The Joint Office of Homeless Services (JOHS) has released its ideas on how Multnomah County should spend an expected $55 million in new tax revenue reserved for homeless services. So what are the recommendations? Obviously a lot is going into keeping people housed and rent assistance, but there s a lot more involved and our Alex Zielinski explains it all for you!

Good Morning, News: East Portlanders Hit Brakes on Shelter Vote, Biden Buys 100M J&J Doses, and Trump Screws GOP Again

We need your help. The economic fallout of the coronavirus crisis is threatening our ability to keep producing the quality reporting you've come to love. If you’re able, please consider making a monthly contribution to the Mercury. GOOD MORNING, PORTLAND! I told you not to worry, I said that everything would be alright. I didn't know then that you were right. LET'S GO TO PRESS. IN LOCAL NEWS: • Portland City Council is delaying a.

Critics Worry a New City Policy Will Concentrate Homeless Shelters in Low-Income Neighborhoods East of 82nd Avenue

Updated March 10 The Portland City Council will vote soon on a proposal that would make it easier to site homeless shelters but East Portlanders worry they will bear the brunt of the policy shift. East Portland doesn t trust the city, says community advocate Donal Mac Uileagoid. It feels like all the problems of the city are being shoved to the eastside. The Shelter to Housing Continuum Project would make it easier for anyone property owners, nonprofits and the city to open homeless shelters and would make other changes to city zoning code, such as legalizing RV occupancy on residential property and adding outdoor shelters as a new use type in the code language.

Concerns From East Portland Delay Council Vote on Homeless Shelter Permitting

Concerns From East Portland Delay Council Vote on Homeless Shelter Permitting
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Portland, Multnomah County spending millions to house homeless during pandemic

Portland, Multnomah County spending millions to house homeless during pandemic Genevieve Reaume © Provided by KATU Portland Housing the homeless during the coronavirus pandemic is an expensive endeavor and it s costing the city and county millions. To protect the vulnerable living in group settings, Joint Office of Homeless Services has turned eight motels across the area into shelters. Portland and Multnomah County are paying millions of dollars a month to keep that vulnerable community safe. Between the leases and operations, these eight motels cost two million dollars a month.  Right now, we know that we have a subset of people experiencing homelessness for whom a congregate setting just can’t be made safe, Marc Jolin, the director of the Joint Office of Homeless Services for Multnomah County and Portland, said.

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