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Multnomah County announces likely reductions in homeless services, asks other governments for help

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Vega Pederson said that if the county is unable to fill the budget gap, hundreds of shelter beds and other services would go away.

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Multnomah County’s homeless services department faces $104 million budget gap

The Multnomah County agency that oversees the region’s homeless response is facing a serious budget crisis.The county’s Homeless Services Department (formerly called the Joint Office of Homeless Services) is anticipating a $104 million shortfall in this upcoming fiscal year, which starts on July 1. This represents a 25% reduction in the department’s entire budget.Multnomah County leaders are hoping the state and Metro regional government can hel…

·Portland, United States
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Multnomah County announces likely reductions in homeless services, asks other governments for help

Vega Pederson said that if the county is unable to fill the budget gap, hundreds of shelter beds and other services would go away.

·Portland, United States
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Homelessness funding shortfall expected to hit Multnomah County

PORTLAND, Ore. (KOIN) – For years, homelessness has been among the top issues impacting Multnomah County. And despite recent efforts to fund more shelters and housing, the county expects to hit a major budget shortfall within the next fiscal year. County officials are expected to address the anticipated funding shortage for Homeless Services Department, formerly known as the Joint Office of Homeless Services, during a press conference Friday aft…

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Homeless services in Multnomah County face cuts as officials anticipate $104M shortfall

The expected cuts are due to "grim budget forecasts" for the Supportive Housing Services tax and for the county general fund.

·Portland, United States
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KGW 8 broke the news in Portland, United States on Friday, February 21, 2025.
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