Multnomah County Commissioners Propose New Cuts to Save School Mental Health, Homeless Services
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Multnomah County commissioners propose new cuts to save school mental health, homeless services
Members of the Multnomah County Board of Commissioners have proposed a slew of amendments to Chair Jessica Vega Pederson’s $4 billion budget in an effort to save staff positions and popular programs currently on the chopping block.
Chair Vega Pederson proposes 'critical' budget amendment to fund school-based mental health care
PORTLAND, Ore. (KOIN) -- Multnomah County leaders are making changes to the proposed $4 billion budget to prioritize mental health in schools. Initially, Multnomah County Chair Jessica Vega Pederson's budget eliminated money that would pay for four, full-time mental health consultants at local schools. Now, she's co-sponsoring an amendment by Commissioner Julia-Brim Edwards to save those positions by restoring nearly $700,000 in funding. "I appr…
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