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Official Commissioner page of Shannon Singleton, Multnomah County District 2. I'm here to update my constituents and residents of Multnomah County. For questions, email my office at district2@multco.us. Comments and DMs are not checked regularly.

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County Commissioner Shannon Singleton @shannonsingleton.bsky.social · 23h
Today, the Board discussed the Hybrid Work Initiative. Thursday @ 9:30 am, we will discuss the Intergovernmental Agreement (IGA) for the Joint Authority Agreement (JAA) on Moda Center renovations. Sign up to testify / submit written comments at: www.multco.us/board/testim... #modacenter #pdx #Multco
Item 1. First Reading and Public Hearing of Ordinance Amending County Ambulance Service Plan
Item 2. Resolution Approving the Intergovernmental Agreement (IGA) for the Joint Authority Agreement (JAA) on Moda Center RenovationsYouth Townhall
Saturday, October 3rd, 2026 from 12:00 PM – 2:00 PM, Councilor Elana Pirtle-Guiney, Congresswoman Dexter, the Multnomah County Youth Commission, and I will be hosting a joint townhall for youth. This townhall is especially for youth between the ages of 14- 24.
Charter Review Application
The Charter Review Committee (CRC) application is still open! A Charter Review Committee (CRC) is convened every six years. If the CRC believes changes are needed, they propose Charter amendments that the Board will submit to the voters to decide via ballot. Applications are due by 11:59pm on October 8th, 2026.What's happening this Thursday at Multnomah County Oct 1st
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County Commissioner Shannon Singleton @shannonsingleton.bsky.social · 29/09/2026
Saturday, October 3rd, 2026 from 12:00 PM – 2:00 PM, @councilorepg.bsky.social, @repdexteror.bsky.social, the Multnomah County Youth Commission, and I will be hosting a joint townhall for youth. This townhall is especially for youth between the ages of 14- 24. I hope you register!
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County Commissioner Shannon Singleton @shannonsingleton.bsky.social · 23/09/2026
There is still time left. Sign up today! #D2 #MultnomahCounty #JailInspection
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Councilor Elana Pirtle-Guiney @councilorepg.bsky.social · 18/09/2026
Are you a North/Northeast Portlander ages 14 to 24? Join me, @shannonsingleton.bsky.social, and @repdexteror.bsky.social at The Off Beat, an all-ages live music venue in North Portland, for a town hall on Saturday, October 3, from 12:00 p.m. to 2:00 p.m. 🎶
Councilor Elana Pirtle-Guiney Youth Town Hall October 3 12:00 to 2:00 p.m. at The Off Beat.
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County Commissioner Shannon Singleton @shannonsingleton.bsky.social · 23/09/2026
There is still time left. Sign up today! #D2 #MultnomahCounty #JailInspection
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County Commissioner Shannon Singleton @shannonsingleton.bsky.social · 01/09/2026
If you want to elevate your night out, look no further than Elevate Nightclub! With a mix from hip-hop to reggaeton, this dance floor has something for everyone. As a proud Black-owned business, Elevate brings Portland to life with a vibrant energy. Don't miss out! #BlackBusinessMonth #MultCo #PDX
Nestled in the vibrant heart of Portland's Old Town Chinatown, Elevate Nightclub has quickly become the city's most sought-after nightlife destination. Our venue combines world-class sound engineering with kinetic lighting design and an intimate, crowd-forward layout that puts you at the center of the energy.

From high-octane hip-hop takeovers and Latin reggaeton nights to exclusive live performances by nationally touring artists, every night at Elevate is crafted to be extraordinary. Whether you're celebrating at a VIP table or losing yourself on the dance floor, this is where Portland comes alive.Image shows an event at Elevate Nightclub. Text reads: Elevate NightclubAugust is Black Business Month. The observance was established in 2004 by historian John William Templeton and engineering entrepreneur Frederick E. Jordan to empower minority business owners and address disparities in financial backing. August was chosen as it marks the birth month of abolitionist Frederick Douglass, a pioneer of Black entrepreneurship. 

To celebrate, Commissioner Singleton has created a Scavenger Hunt that features Black-owned businesses throughout Multnomah County. For more information, check her County website!Commissioner Singleton's Black Business Month logo
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County Commissioner Shannon Singleton @shannonsingleton.bsky.social · 31/08/2026
Bole Ethiopian Restaurant is known for its exceptional dishes and its warm and welcoming atmosphere. The combination of the two will surely have you coming back for more, whether it's for their famous vegetarian combo or the lamb tibs, there's something for everyone! #BlackBusinessMonth #MultCo #PDX
Image shows the Bole Ethiopian Restaurant storefront. Text reads: Bole Ethiopian Restaurant."Bole Ethiopian Restaurant offers an authentic taste of Ethiopia in a warm, welcoming atmosphere. Our expert chefs prepare traditional dishes using time-honored recipes and fresh ingredients, served family-style on traditional injera bread. Join us for lunch or dinner to experience our diverse menu featuring classic Ethiopian favorites, from vibrant vegetarian combinations to richly spiced meat dishes. Our spacious dining room can accommodate both intimate meals and larger gatherings. Planning an event? We provide full-service catering for special occasions, corporate events, and private parties. Whether you're hosting at our restaurant or your preferred venue, our team will work with you to create a memorable Ethiopian dinning experience"August is Black Business Month. The observance was established in 2004 by historian John William Templeton and engineering entrepreneur Frederick E. Jordan to empower minority business owners and address disparities in financial backing. August was chosen as it marks the birth month of abolitionist Frederick Douglass, a pioneer of Black entrepreneurship. 

To celebrate, Commissioner Singleton has created a Scavenger Hunt that features Black-owned businesses throughout Multnomah County. For more information, check her County website!Commissioner Singleton's Black Business Month logo
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County Commissioner Shannon Singleton @shannonsingleton.bsky.social · 31/08/2026
For everyone out there with a sweet tooth, an event coming up, or simply a dessert craving, let me introduce you to Lili Mae's Confections. Lili Mae's is serving up some of the finest treats in the area, all made from scratch and all made with love. Go try them out! #BlackBusinessMonth #MultCo #PDX
Lili Mae’s Confections, we are passionate about crafting a wide array of sweet treats to delight your taste buds. Our specialty lies in creating an
assortment of delectable baked goods, including cookies, cakes, cupcakes, candies, marshmallows, and more. Every product is meticulously made from scratch, using only the finest and highest quality ingredients. We take great pride in delivering desserts that are not only delicious but also visually stunning.

We invite you to experience the love and tradition baked into every bite.

Thank you for allowing us to be a part of your special moments.Image shows cakes, cookies, and cupcakes. Text reads: Lili Mae's ConfectionsAugust is Black Business Month. The observance was established in 2004 by historian John William Templeton and engineering entrepreneur Frederick E. Jordan to empower minority business owners and address disparities in financial backing. August was chosen as it marks the birth month of abolitionist Frederick Douglass, a pioneer of Black entrepreneurship. 

To celebrate, Commissioner Singleton has created a Scavenger Hunt that features Black-owned businesses throughout Multnomah County. For more information, check her County website!Commissioner Singleton's Black Business Month logo
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County Commissioner Shannon Singleton @shannonsingleton.bsky.social · 30/08/2026
At STAFIT4LIFE, health coach Regina B. is dedicated to your fitness journey. Whether it's lifting, boxing, or hip hop and nutrition training she can do it all! Start your journey with Regina. #BlackBusinessMonth #MultCo #PDX
Image shows the logo of STAFIT4LIFE. Text reads: STAFIT4LIFE.Regina B. is a certified fitness trainer and health coach in Portland. She does everything from lifting, boxing, to hip hop and nutrition training.

"Let me go on this JOURNEY with you, to help you STAFIT4LIFE!!"August is Black Business Month. The observance was established in 2004 by historian John William Templeton and engineering entrepreneur Frederick E. Jordan to empower minority business owners and address disparities in financial backing. August was chosen as it marks the birth month of abolitionist Frederick Douglass, a pioneer of Black entrepreneurship. 

To celebrate, Commissioner Singleton has created a Scavenger Hunt that features Black-owned businesses throughout Multnomah County. For more information, check her County website!Commissioner Singleton's Black Business Month logo
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County Commissioner Shannon Singleton @shannonsingleton.bsky.social · 30/08/2026
The team at Me Rae’s is dedicated to making each client’s journey to self-confidence and inner beauty their highest priority. With deep product knowledge and expertise across diverse hair types, the Me Rae's team bring next-level experience to your hair care. #BlackBusinessMonth #MultCo #PDX
Image shows the sign in front of Me Rae's Salon. Text reads: Me Rae's Hair Loss Center/Salon."Rooted in faith and guided by purpose, journey has led to training in world- renowned institutions."

J. Marie, Owner and Stylist at MeRae’s in Portland, Oregon, brings over 30 years of expertise in hair care. Specializing in curly, natural, and multi-textured hair, she’s dedicated to helping clients embrace their beauty through personalized services and expert care.August is Black Business Month. The observance was established in 2004 by historian John William Templeton and engineering entrepreneur Frederick E. Jordan to empower minority business owners and address disparities in financial backing. August was chosen as it marks the birth month of abolitionist Frederick Douglass, a pioneer of Black entrepreneurship. 

To celebrate, Commissioner Singleton has created a Scavenger Hunt that features Black-owned businesses throughout Multnomah County. For more information, check her County website!Commissioner Singleton's Black Business Month logo
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County Commissioner Shannon Singleton @shannonsingleton.bsky.social · 29/08/2026
Savage Soulfuleatz is serving up plates that are delicious, innovative, and packed with passion. This MLK Blvd food cart started by former NFL player Donte Savage is about to become your new favorite spot. Give them a visit! #BlackBusinessMonth #MultCo #PDX
August is Black Business Month. The observance was established in 2004 by historian John William Templeton and engineering entrepreneur Frederick E. Jordan to empower minority business owners and address disparities in financial backing. August was chosen as it marks the birth month of abolitionist Frederick Douglass, a pioneer of Black entrepreneurship. 

To celebrate, Commissioner Singleton has created a Scavenger Hunt that features Black-owned businesses throughout Multnomah County. For more information, check her County website!Commissioner Singleton's Black Business Month logoSavage Soulfuleatz was built by former NFL player and chef Donte Savage, who brings the same passion and determination from the field into every meal. Savage's goal is to blend soulful food with innovation, passion, and purpose—one plate and platform at a time.Image shows the front of the Savage Soulfuleatz food truck. Text reads: Savage Soulfuleatz
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County Commissioner Shannon Singleton @shannonsingleton.bsky.social · 29/08/2026
Looking for weekend plans? This Black-owned business, Shake Bar PDX, has got you covered. Unmatched vibes and elite energy, all in the heart of Old Town. Check out their upcoming events and enjoy an unforgettable night! #BlackBusinessMonth #MultCo #PDX
Image shows an event at Shake Bar PDX. Text reads: Shake Bar PDX"Shake Bar PDX #1 Night Club in Portland, OR Hip Hop Music, Drinks, Bottle Service, VIP Tables, & Food all available. Tucked at the heart of Portland's Old Town, SHAKE isn't trying to be the biggest club in the city — just the loudest, sharpest, most-talked-about Friday and Saturday in PDX. Three rooms, eleven tables, one packed dance floor."August is Black Business Month. The observance was established in 2004 by historian John William Templeton and engineering entrepreneur Frederick E. Jordan to empower minority business owners and address disparities in financial backing. August was chosen as it marks the birth month of abolitionist Frederick Douglass, a pioneer of Black entrepreneurship. 

To celebrate, Commissioner Singleton has created a Scavenger Hunt that features Black-owned businesses throughout Multnomah County. For more information, check her County website!Commissioner Singleton's Black Business Month logo
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County Commissioner Shannon Singleton @shannonsingleton.bsky.social · 29/08/2026
Discover healing and wellness through a holistic lens at Waller Wholistic Wellness & Consulting. Experience the compassionate, nonjudgmental, and collaborative care you deserve. No matter what life throws at you, they are here to support you every step of the way. #BlackBusinessMonth #MultCo #PDX
Waller Wholistic Wellness & Consulting LLCI have a passion for helping people heal and becoming the best version of themselves. I believe in treating the whole person wholistically (Mind, Body & Spirit) through a trauma-informed approach.August is Black Business Month. The observance was established in 2004 by historian John William Templeton and engineering entrepreneur Frederick E. Jordan to empower minority business owners and address disparities in financial backing. August was chosen as it marks the birth month of abolitionist Frederick Douglass, a pioneer of Black entrepreneurship. 

To celebrate, Commissioner Singleton has created a Scavenger Hunt that features Black-owned businesses throughout Multnomah County. For more information, check her County website!Commissioner Singleton's Black Business Month logo
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County Commissioner Shannon Singleton @shannonsingleton.bsky.social · 28/08/2026
Akadi PDX is a must-visit for anyone craving delicious West African cuisine in Portland! This Black-owned gem will take you on a flavorful culinary adventure from the PNW straight to the heart of West Africa. Head over to their SE Division location ASAP! #BlackBusinessMonth #MultCo #PDX
Commissioner Singleton's Black Business Month logoAugust is Black Business Month. The observance was established in 2004 by historian John William Templeton and engineering entrepreneur Frederick E. Jordan to empower minority business owners and address disparities in financial backing. August was chosen as it marks the birth month of abolitionist Frederick Douglass, a pioneer of Black entrepreneurship. 

To celebrate, Commissioner Singleton has created a Scavenger Hunt that features Black-owned businesses throughout Multnomah County. For more information, check her County website!Portland’s vibrant jewel of West African cuisine – Driven by a love for authenticity and cultural connection, AKÂDI brings West Africa’s most aromatic dishes (and from all corners of the region) to the Pacific Northwest.  AKÂDI is not just a restaurant; it is a convergence of food, music, and community in an ethnic setting that transports patrons to the heart of West Africa. Whether you’re discovering the cuisine for the first time, or are a longtime aficionado of African flavors, AKÂDI PDX welcomes you to savor, explore, and celebrate the joy of West African hospitality.Image shows the inside of the Akadi restaurant. Text reads: Akadi PDX.
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County Commissioner Shannon Singleton @shannonsingleton.bsky.social · 27/08/2026
Healing is a journey, and Jhaizmine Smith is equipped to guide you through it. Jhaizmine Marie Wellness & Consulting uses a collaborative and strengths-based approach to therapy services to help clients become the best version of themselves. #BlackBusinessMonth #MultCo #PDX
"I'm not a teacher, but I love helping people learn.
I'm not a superhero, but I help others discover their strength.
I connect people with hope, healing, and helpful resources while bringing communities together.
If you're searching for someone who empowers individuals, uplifts families, and helps build stronger, more connected communities, you've found the right place!"Image shows business owner Jhaizmine Smith. Text reads: Jhaizmine Marie Wellness & ConsultingAugust is Black Business Month. The observance was established in 2004 by historian John William Templeton and engineering entrepreneur Frederick E. Jordan to empower minority business owners and address disparities in financial backing. August was chosen as it marks the birth month of abolitionist Frederick Douglass, a pioneer of Black entrepreneurship. 

To celebrate, Commissioner Singleton has created a Scavenger Hunt that features Black-owned businesses throughout Multnomah County. For more information, check her County website!Commissioner Singleton's Black Business Month logo
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County Commissioner Shannon Singleton @shannonsingleton.bsky.social · 27/08/2026
If you're looking to support a Black-owned business, check out Green Muse! They’re redefining what quality cannabis and cannabis education looks like, and doing their part to define the culture around it. #BlackBusinessMonth #MultCo #PDX
Commissioner Singleton's Black Business Month logoAugust is Black Business Month. The observance was established in 2004 by historian John William Templeton and engineering entrepreneur Frederick E. Jordan to empower minority business owners and address disparities in financial backing. August was chosen as it marks the birth month of abolitionist Frederick Douglass, a pioneer of Black entrepreneurship. 

To celebrate, Commissioner Singleton has created a Scavenger Hunt that features Black-owned businesses throughout Multnomah County. For more information, check her County website!Just as the culture of Hip Hop laid down the tracks that helped legalize Cannabis, Green Muse is laying down our track by redefining the boundaries of what it means to be a cannabis company. Our certification program is an industry leading platform that educates the public and brings our industry equity, sustainability, and transparency.Image shows the Green Muse storefront. Text reads: Green Muse.
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County Commissioner Shannon Singleton @shannonsingleton.bsky.social · 27/08/2026
At Third Eye Books Accessories & Gifts, you'll find an unmatched selection of African-centered goods! As one of Portland's few Black-owned bookstores, owners Charles and Michelle have made a welcoming space that truly supports their community. Go check it out! #BlackBusinessMonth #MultCo #PDX
Commissioner Singleton's Black Business Month logoAugust is Black Business Month. The observance was established in 2004 by historian John William Templeton and engineering entrepreneur Frederick E. Jordan to empower minority business owners and address disparities in financial backing. August was chosen as it marks the birth month of abolitionist Frederick Douglass, a pioneer of Black entrepreneurship. 

To celebrate, Commissioner Singleton has created a Scavenger Hunt that features Black-owned businesses throughout Multnomah County. For more information, check her County website!We believe our products can be used as a tool to motivate, inspire, restore or enhance a persons cultural pride and to bring forth happiness and healing into the hearts of our customers. As a proud 100% Black owned and operated business. We believe in practicing cooperative economics by giving back to the community and supporting community based organizations that uplift and empower Portland residents.Image shows the owners of Third Eye Books, Michelle Lewis and Charles Hannah. Text reads: Third Eye Books Accessories & Gifts
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County Commissioner Shannon Singleton @shannonsingleton.bsky.social · 26/08/2026
With Reasonable Loyalty, your clothes will be sure to represent your values without compromising on style. Their looks are fresh and their takes even fresher. Be sure to check Reasonable Loyalty out! #BlackBusinessMonth #MultCo #PDX
Image shows the Reasonable Loyalty logo. Text reads: Reasonable LoyaltyWhere loyalty isn't just a word—it's a lifestyle. We create apparel that lets you wear your values with pride.August is Black Business Month. The observance was established in 2004 by historian John William Templeton and engineering entrepreneur Frederick E. Jordan to empower minority business owners and address disparities in financial backing. August was chosen as it marks the birth month of abolitionist Frederick Douglass, a pioneer of Black entrepreneurship. 

To celebrate, Commissioner Singleton has created a Scavenger Hunt that features Black-owned businesses throughout Multnomah County. For more information, check her County website!Commissioner Singleton's Black Business Month logo
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County Commissioner Shannon Singleton @shannonsingleton.bsky.social · 26/08/2026
I'm not crying, you're crying! 😭 Yesterday was our College to County Intern Malina's last day. I already miss her so much. Good luck at college and don't forget to stay in touch! #multnomahcounty #D2 #intern
A picture of Malina with the words "Thank you Malina, District 2 College to County Intern"
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County Commissioner Shannon Singleton @shannonsingleton.bsky.social · 25/08/2026
RACE TALKS PDX is putting in the work. They are confronting the issue of racism in our city head on, by facilitating conversations and highlighting BIPOC voices, actively engaging participants in dismantling racism. Make sure to check out their work! #BlackBusinessMonth #MultCo #PDX
Image is a group photo of Race Talks. Text reads: RACE TALKS: Uniting to Break The Chains of RacismFilling the spaces between races with compassion, conversation, and education. 

RACE TALKS envisions a world beyond superficial connections where race, ethnicity, gender, and religion are no longer barriers to connecting with others, but a means to enhance cross-cultural connections through deep and shared experiences.August is Black Business Month. The observance was established in 2004 by historian John William Templeton and engineering entrepreneur Frederick E. Jordan to empower minority business owners and address disparities in financial backing. August was chosen as it marks the birth month of abolitionist Frederick Douglass, a pioneer of Black entrepreneurship. 

To celebrate, Commissioner Singleton has created a Scavenger Hunt that features Black-owned businesses throughout Multnomah County. For more information, check her County website!Commissioner Singleton's Black Business Month logo
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County Commissioner Shannon Singleton @shannonsingleton.bsky.social · 25/08/2026
#votebymail #multnomahcounty
" Our federal government is continuing to show us they do not care about the voting rights of all citizens. We will not back down. It is clear they are trying to send fear and confusion just before the election. I will push back alongside AG Dan Rayfeild and secretary Read against Trump. "County Commissioner Shannon Singleton's Supreme Court pausing lower court's ruling on Trump's mail voting order
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County Commissioner Shannon Singleton @shannonsingleton.bsky.social · 25/08/2026
If you're looking to brighten up your everyday drinks, Honeybee Lemonade Syrups is the place to go! They offer a delightful and versatile array of flavors, blending timeless classics with exciting new mixes. Check them out at Last Thursday on Alberta this week! #BlackBusinessMonth #MultCo #PDX
August is Black Business Month. The observance was established in 2004 by historian John William Templeton and engineering entrepreneur Frederick E. Jordan to empower minority business owners and address disparities in financial backing. August was chosen as it marks the birth month of abolitionist Frederick Douglass, a pioneer of Black entrepreneurship. 

To celebrate, Commissioner Singleton has created a Scavenger Hunt that features Black-owned businesses throughout Multnomah County. For more information, check her County website!Commissioner Singleton's Black Business Month logoHoneybee Lemonade Syrups is a party in your mouth! All our syrups are made with whole fruit, and our story started selling drinks from our West African and Caribbean fusion food truck. What I'm most proud of is getting to share my love for lemonades and create new exotic flavors with the world. Grab a drink or a bottle of our syrups during Black Business Month at Jade International Night Market (8/29), Last Thursday on Alberta (8/27), or Friday Nights at the Farm "Peach Picnic" (8/21) in Hillsboro. Syrups are also available year-round at New Seasons Market and online at honeybeelemonadesyrups.com.Image shows a selection of Honeybee Lemonade syrup bottles. Text reads: Honeybee Lemonade Syrups
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County Commissioner Shannon Singleton @shannonsingleton.bsky.social · 25/08/2026
This family-owned business has dedicated years of hard work to nurture the true essence of Oregon's cannabis culture. As a certified cornerstone of North Portland, Club Sky High is continuing to put in the work for their community. #BlackBusinessMonth #MultCo #PDX
Image shows the storefront of Club Sky High. Text reads: Club Sky HighWe didn’t just open a dispensary in 2013; we planted a flag for the community during a time when the path was uncertain and the industry was just a whisper. Club Sky High is the realized dream of a family—founded by Rachel (mother), Tobin (father), and Tim (son)—built on the unshakable belief that premium cannabis is a right that should be accessible to everyone, not just a luxury for a few. From our humble beginnings in St. Johns to becoming a cornerstone of North Portland, we have weathered every storm by staying true to the hands that grow the plant and the people who smoke it. This isn’t corporate commerce; it is a decade of sweat, soul, and a relentless commitment to preserving the authentic spirit of Oregon cannabis culture.August is Black Business Month. The observance was established in 2004 by historian John William Templeton and engineering entrepreneur Frederick E. Jordan to empower minority business owners and address disparities in financial backing. August was chosen as it marks the birth month of abolitionist Frederick Douglass, a pioneer of Black entrepreneurship. 

To celebrate, Commissioner Singleton has created a Scavenger Hunt that features Black-owned businesses throughout Multnomah County. For more information, check her County website!Commissioner Singleton's Black Business Month logo
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County Commissioner Shannon Singleton @shannonsingleton.bsky.social · 24/08/2026
Today we’re spotlighting Going St Market, a beloved shop in NE Portland & one of the oldest Black-owned businesses in the area. Discover a fantastic array of snacks, beverages, & more, all at affordable prices. Owner Charles is a neighborhood legend. Go check em out! #BlackBusinessMonth #MultCo #PDX
Image shows the Going Street Market storefront. Text reads: Going Street Market.Going Street Market is the longest remaining Black owned business on Williams Avenue.

Patrons and neighbors cherish this market for the strong selection of products and conversation with the owner, Charles.Commissioner Singleton's Black Business Month logoAugust is Black Business Month. The observance was established in 2004 by historian John William Templeton and engineering entrepreneur Frederick E. Jordan to empower minority business owners and address disparities in financial backing. August was chosen as it marks the birth month of abolitionist Frederick Douglass, a pioneer of Black entrepreneurship. 

To celebrate, Commissioner Singleton has created a Scavenger Hunt that features Black-owned businesses throughout Multnomah County. For more information, check her County website!
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County Commissioner Shannon Singleton @shannonsingleton.bsky.social · 24/08/2026
Mental health is a deeply personal issue for me, especially when it comes to the unique challenges faced by people of color. Culturally relevant counseling for Black & Brown communities is crucial, and Sankofa Counseling is dedicated to providing this vital support. #BlackBusinessMonth #MultCo #PDX
August is Black Business Month. The observance was established in 2004 by historian John William Templeton and engineering entrepreneur Frederick E. Jordan to empower minority business owners and address disparities in financial backing. August was chosen as it marks the birth month of abolitionist Frederick Douglass, a pioneer of Black entrepreneurship. 

To celebrate, Commissioner Singleton has created a Scavenger Hunt that features Black-owned businesses throughout Multnomah County. For more information, check her County website!Commissioner Singleton's Black Business Month logoImage shows the team at Sankofa Counseling. Text reads: Sankofa CounselingSankofa Counseling is a mental health clinic centering the care of Black and African American children, youth, and families. We provide traditional mental health treatment services, and host regular free community events centering prevention, celebration, and connection. Our programs are rooted in Black cultural practices, ancestral knowledge, and community healing traditions and center healthy identity, stress navigation, personal and community resilience. Sankofa Counseling first opened doors on June 1, 2017 as a love letter to the community. We are committed to individual and communal healing, and the elevation and celebration of Black, Brown, and traditionally underserved individuals.
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County Commissioner Shannon Singleton @shannonsingleton.bsky.social · 23/08/2026
For all your hair care needs, Aphrodite Hair Design is here to help! Committed to empowering clients with top-notch hair services, you won’t be disappointed. Step into their welcoming and inclusive space, and leave with a confidence boost and a beautiful new look! #BlackBusinessMonth #MultCo #PDX
Image shows a sign for Aphrodite Hair Design. Text reads: Aphrodite Hair DesignThis is where all your hair needs are met!

At Aphrodite Hair Design, our mission is to empower individuals through exceptional hair care, innovative styling, and high-quality products. We are committed to providing a welcoming and inclusive space where clients of all hair types and textures feel valued, confident, and beautiful.August is Black Business Month. The observance was established in 2004 by historian John William Templeton and engineering entrepreneur Frederick E. Jordan to empower minority business owners and address disparities in financial backing. August was chosen as it marks the birth month of abolitionist Frederick Douglass, a pioneer of Black entrepreneurship. 

To celebrate, Commissioner Singleton has created a Scavenger Hunt that features Black-owned businesses throughout Multnomah County. For more information, check her County website!Commissioner Singleton's Black Business Month logo
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County Commissioner Shannon Singleton @shannonsingleton.bsky.social · 23/08/2026
If you're looking for food that's innovative, nostalgic, AND delicious, then you gotta check out Kitchen Killa Culinary Solutions. They're known for elevated yet familiar comfort food and have the skills to service a wide range of events. Chef Kiara Hardy is no joke! #BlackBusinessMonth #MultCo #PDX
Image shows chefs in a kitchen. Text reads: Kitchen Killa Culinary SolutionsA South Florida native, Owner Chef Hardy is known for her signature approach to “sophisticated comfort food”, blending nostalgic flavors with global culinary influence to create menus that are both familiar and elevated. Under her leadership, Kitchen Killa Culinary Solutions has grown into a full-service culinary solutions company, providing private chef services, corporate catering, weddings, and other culinary experiences for a diverse, well-known and sometimes, high-profile clientele.August is Black Business Month. The observance was established in 2004 by historian John William Templeton and engineering entrepreneur Frederick E. Jordan to empower minority business owners and address disparities in financial backing. August was chosen as it marks the birth month of abolitionist Frederick Douglass, a pioneer of Black entrepreneurship. 

To celebrate, Commissioner Singleton has created a Scavenger Hunt that features Black-owned businesses throughout Multnomah County. For more information, check her County website!Commissioner Singleton's Black Business Month logo
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County Commissioner Shannon Singleton @shannonsingleton.bsky.social · 22/08/2026
This weekend we all deserve some self-care, and what better way to get that than with RINASAIDIT Wellness? RINASAIDIT provides products & services that build you from the inside out. During these stressful times, they are here to help you relieve stress and recenter. #BlackBusinessMonth #MultCo #PDX
"Wellness products and services centered around mind internal/external body, and environment with a focus on oxidative stress.  
Fun fact: We are designed to build you from the inside out during perilous times  that threaten our food supplies/safety, healthcare, air, and sanity. The founder has over 20 yrs of experience working with vulnerable populations, various, certification, and a degree from the Concordia University  School of Social Work with her own story and testimony. 
What makes me proud of my work: knowing that I take pride in speaking up about the needs of our communities as I have always done so. "Image shows body care products from RINASAIDIT Wellness. Text reads: RINASAIDIT WellnessAugust is Black Business Month. The observance was established in 2004 by historian John William Templeton and engineering entrepreneur Frederick E. Jordan to empower minority business owners and address disparities in financial backing. August was chosen as it marks the birth month of abolitionist Frederick Douglass, a pioneer of Black entrepreneurship. 

To celebrate, Commissioner Singleton has created a Scavenger Hunt that features Black-owned businesses throughout Multnomah County. For more information, check her County website!Commissioner Singleton's Black Business Month logo
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County Commissioner Shannon Singleton @shannonsingleton.bsky.social · 22/08/2026
Paths & Journeys Counseling and Therapy Services is dedicated to transforming the mental health landscape for everyone, particularly underrepresented communities. They embody more than a therapy practice, and their impactful work demonstrates this commitment. #BlackBusinessMonth #MultCo #PDX
August is Black Business Month. The observance was established in 2004 by historian John William Templeton and engineering entrepreneur Frederick E. Jordan to empower minority business owners and address disparities in financial backing. August was chosen as it marks the birth month of abolitionist Frederick Douglass, a pioneer of Black entrepreneurship. 

To celebrate, Commissioner Singleton has created a Scavenger Hunt that features Black-owned businesses throughout Multnomah County. For more information, check her County website!Commissioner Singleton's Black Business Month logoWe believe healthy relationships make healthy humans! We are a growing mental health group practice hear to support individual, couples & families, especially African American families and underrepresented communities through counseling and community events. We have an upcoming Family Conference on September 12th in East Portland.Image shows business owner LaTrece Gaither. Text reads: Paths & Journeys Counseling and Therapy Services
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County Commissioner Shannon Singleton @shannonsingleton.bsky.social · 21/08/2026
Let me introduce you to your new go-to breakfast spot: KISS Coffee. KISS has got it all, from their famous breakfast sandwich to unique house made syrups. This neighborhood favorite will be sure to satisfy any cravings and get your day started right. #BlackBusinessMonth #MultCo #PDX
Coffee, breakfast, and lunch! Eggs cooked to order, syrups made in house featuring unique flavors, and pastries made in house. Our breakfast sandwich is a choose your own adventure of options (bagel, cheese, add ins) and our breakfast burrito, which features house guac and salsa, competes for our most popular item.August is Black Business Month. The observance was established in 2004 by historian John William Templeton and engineering entrepreneur Frederick E. Jordan to empower minority business owners and address disparities in financial backing. August was chosen as it marks the birth month of abolitionist Frederick Douglass, a pioneer of Black entrepreneurship. 

To celebrate, Commissioner Singleton has created a Scavenger Hunt that features Black-owned businesses throughout Multnomah County. For more information, check her County website!Commissioner Singleton's Black Business Month logoImage shows the Kiss Coffee storefront. Text reads: Kiss Coffee
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County Commissioner Shannon Singleton @shannonsingleton.bsky.social · 20/08/2026
Adre is reimagining real estate development, one project at a time. The Adre team is focused on flipping the script on traditional development, balancing "being business savvy, environmentally responsible, and focused on social justice" all at once. #BlackBusinessMonth #MultCo #PDX
We're in the business of building more than buildings. We build opportunities, communities, and lasting impact. We're proud to create developments that are designed not only to generate returns, but also to strengthen communities and expand opportunities for future generations.August is Black Business Month. The observance was established in 2004 by historian John William Templeton and engineering entrepreneur Frederick E. Jordan to empower minority business owners and address disparities in financial backing. August was chosen as it marks the birth month of abolitionist Frederick Douglass, a pioneer of Black entrepreneurship. 

To celebrate, Commissioner Singleton has created a Scavenger Hunt that features Black-owned businesses throughout Multnomah County. For more information, check her County website!Commissioner Singleton's Black Business Month logoImage shows the logo of Adre Development. Text reads: Adre
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County Commissioner Shannon Singleton @shannonsingleton.bsky.social · 20/08/2026
Hidayah Consulting will help you take your organization to the next level. With a focus on community connection, Hidayah partners with small businesses and nonprofits to strategize, develop, and organize for a sustainable future. #BlackBusinessMonth #MultCo #PDX
Image shows business owner Hamdi Ali. Text reads: Hidayah ConsultingHidayah Consulting bridges the gap between vision and execution by integrating funding strategy, program design, and organizational development.

Our work is grounded in one core belief: Organizations are most powerful when they are both well-resourced and deeply connected to their communities.Commissioner Singleton's Black Business Month logoAugust is Black Business Month. The observance was established in 2004 by historian John William Templeton and engineering entrepreneur Frederick E. Jordan to empower minority business owners and address disparities in financial backing. August was chosen as it marks the birth month of abolitionist Frederick Douglass, a pioneer of Black entrepreneurship. 

To celebrate, Commissioner Singleton has created a Scavenger Hunt that features Black-owned businesses throughout Multnomah County. For more information, check her County website!
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County Commissioner Shannon Singleton @shannonsingleton.bsky.social · 19/08/2026
Toyouinspire Flowers is a MUST for your next special occasion, or if you're curious about attending a workshop and learning more about floral services. Toyouinspire Flowers will provide the best, most beautiful PNW-focused arrangements and a strong equity background. #BlackBusinessMonth #MultCo #PDX
Toyouinspire Flowers is black + women owned floral service based in Portland, OR. Toyouinspire Flowers skillfully offers floral services for special intimate occasions, and educational related courses/workshops for youth + adults.August is Black Business Month. The observance was established in 2004 by historian John William Templeton and engineering entrepreneur Frederick E. Jordan to empower minority business owners and address disparities in financial backing. August was chosen as it marks the birth month of abolitionist Frederick Douglass, a pioneer of Black entrepreneurship. 

To celebrate, Commissioner Singleton has created a Scavenger Hunt that features Black-owned businesses throughout Multnomah County. For more information, check her County website!Commissioner Singleton's Black Business Month logoImage shows a bride holding a bouquet of flowers. Text reads: Toyouinspire Flowers
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County Commissioner Shannon Singleton @shannonsingleton.bsky.social · 18/08/2026
For all my vegans and plant-based eaters out there, this one is for you! Dirty Lettuce serves up some of the absolute best vegan soul food that will 100% get you coming back for more. Stop by their NE Fremont store and try their Infamous Bowl! #BlackBusinessMonth #MultCo #PDX
Commissioner Singleton's Black Business Month logoAugust is Black Business Month. The observance was established in 2004 by historian John William Templeton and engineering entrepreneur Frederick E. Jordan to empower minority business owners and address disparities in financial backing. August was chosen as it marks the birth month of abolitionist Frederick Douglass, a pioneer of Black entrepreneurship. 

To celebrate, Commissioner Singleton has created a Scavenger Hunt that features Black-owned businesses throughout Multnomah County. For more information, check her County website!Award-Winning Vegan Soul Food • Home of the Infamous Bowl • Black-Owned • Cajun & Creole • Rooted in Mississippi, Planted in Portland • Est. 2020 • Sinful Southern Eats!
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County Commissioner Shannon Singleton @shannonsingleton.bsky.social · 18/08/2026
Candles, body care, room spray, and crafty classes? Mister OK's Essentials has got it all. Their Alberta St location and online store will leave you with a fresh scent and a fresh perspective. Go check them out! #BlackBusinessMonth #MultCo #PDX
Image from one of Mister OK's Essentials in store workshops.Crafting scent. Curating experience. Elevating mood. Every product is hand-poured in small batches right here in Portland. We don't just make candles—we create scent experiences designed to spark memories and meaningful moments.August is Black Business Month. The observance was established in 2004 by historian John William Templeton and engineering entrepreneur Frederick E. Jordan to empower minority business owners and address disparities in financial backing. August was chosen as it marks the birth month of abolitionist Frederick Douglass, a pioneer of Black entrepreneurship. 

To celebrate, Commissioner Singleton has created a Scavenger Hunt that features Black-owned businesses throughout Multnomah County. For more information, check her County website!Commissioner Singleton's Black Business Month logo
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County Commissioner Shannon Singleton @shannonsingleton.bsky.social · 18/08/2026
📣 Reminder! August Virtual Proclamation Signing Ceremony is Wenesday at noon. My proclamations: Black August and Black Business Month Proclamations I'm co-sponsoring: Hip-Hop Week (Commissioner Jones-Dixon) Watch online at www.youtube.com/multcoboard. #Multco #BlackBusinessMonth #BlackAugust
Dates being honored this month: 
Hip-Hop Week
National Health Center Week
Black Business Month
Women's Equality Day
Film Appreciation Month
For more information contact: boardclerk@multco.us
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County Commissioner Shannon Singleton @shannonsingleton.bsky.social · 16/08/2026
Style & Substance? Fresh looks and fresher designs? Mimi's Fresh Tees is the place to go. This community-based social justice and women empowerment apparel company allows buyers to wear their truth without uttering a word. #BlackBusinessMonth #MultCo #PDX
Image shows business owner Mimi Adams. Text reads Mimi's Fresh TeesMimi's Fresh Tees is a social justice women empowerment apparel company based in Portland Oregon. We encourage buyers to wear their truth without uttering a word. Mimi's Fresh Tees is more than a t-shirt brand we're advocates and community organizers striving for a more equitable world.August is also Black Business Month. The observance was established in 2004 by historian John William Templeton and engineering entrepreneur Frederick E. Jordan to empower minority business owners and address disparities in financial backing. August was chosen as it marks the birth month of abolitionist Frederick Douglass, a pioneer of Black entrepreneurship. 

To celebrate, Commissioner Singleton has created a Scavenger Hunt that features Black-owned businesses throughout Multnomah County. For more information, check her County website!Commissioner Singleton's Black Business Month logo
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County Commissioner Shannon Singleton @shannonsingleton.bsky.social · 16/08/2026
Sometimes you need to start from a clean slate, and Scorpion Surface Cleaning can help you get there. Their mission is make our Portland even more beautiful, and their professional graffiti removal services will get you good as new. #BlackBusinessMonth #MultCo #PDX
Image shows Scorpion Surface Cleaning members. Text reads: Scorpion Surface Cleaning LLCGraffiti removal and mural application all over the Portland Metro. We spend all our time under bridges and in dark places, to make the city a more beautiful place to walk around.August is Black Business Month. The observance was established in 2004 by historian John William Templeton and engineering entrepreneur Frederick E. Jordan to empower minority business owners and address disparities in financial backing. August was chosen as it marks the birth month of abolitionist Frederick Douglass, a pioneer of Black entrepreneurship. 

To celebrate, Commissioner Singleton has created a Scavenger Hunt that features Black-owned businesses throughout Multnomah County. For more information, check her County website!Commissioner Singleton's Black Business Month logo
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County Commissioner Shannon Singleton @shannonsingleton.bsky.social · 15/08/2026
Looking for a summer romance read? Check out Grand Gesture Books, one of the few Black-owned romance bookstores in the nation! Its also famous for incredible community events, including today's (8/15/26) 2nd Annual Romance Bookstore Day! 📚❤️ #BlackBusinessMonth #MultCo #PDX
Grand Gesture Books is Portland's well-loved, Queer Black Woman owned romance-only bookstore. Owner Katherine Morgan is a romance enthusiast, and has hopes that the bookstore will also serve as a community space. Grand Gesture Books is also one of just a handful of Black-owned romance bookstores in the nation.Commissioner Singleton's Black Business Month logoAugust is Black Business Month. The observance was established in 2004 by historian John William Templeton and engineering entrepreneur Frederick E. Jordan to empower minority business owners and address disparities in financial backing. August was chosen as it marks the birth month of abolitionist Frederick Douglass, a pioneer of Black entrepreneurship. 

To celebrate, Commissioner Singleton has created a Scavenger Hunt that features Black-owned businesses throughout Multnomah County. For more information, check her County website!
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County Commissioner Shannon Singleton @shannonsingleton.bsky.social · 14/08/2026
If you're looking for a summer treat with a fun boozy twist, Tipsy Scoop has got you. Their N Mississippi location is scooping up some of the most creative desserts in Portland, and they've also got non-alcoholic options so everyone can join in on the deliciousness! #BlackBusinessMonth #MultCo #PDX
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County Commissioner Shannon Singleton @shannonsingleton.bsky.social · 14/08/2026
It's Black August and time for another Freedom Friday post. This week, shoutout to the Coalition of Black Men and thank you their team. Eddie Byrd, Executive Director Calvin Curry, Mentor Kaylon Sanders, Administrative Assistant Carlos Hicks, Mentor Jon Wykoff, Mentor #BlackAugust #FreedomFriday
Coalition of Black Men (CoBM) in green test. There is a picture of one of it's founders and a small Black boy. The text reads "COBM was founded in 1988 by eight Black men wishing to address youth gang violence in their community and challenge media-driven negative stereotypes while utilizing positive reinforcement. They understood that Black men have been historically stereotyped and they seek to serve as a beacon of leadership by utilizing diverse talents to create an environment where Black children are motivated to achieve. They have improved the quality of life in the African­ American and overall community through advocacy, empowerment, social education, and economic programs that inspire and impact youth, families, 
and institutions."What is Black August? Created in 1979, Black August was created to commemorate George Jackson’s fight for Black liberation. Black August is now a month-long awareness campaign and celebration dedicated to Black freedom fighters, revolutionaries, radicals and political prisoners, both living and deceased. 
The annual commemorations have been embraced by activists in the global Black Lives Matter movement, many of whom draw inspiration from freedom fighters like Jackson and his contemporaries. This is a way to honor the lives and deaths of Black political prisoners killed by the state, bring awareness to prison conditions, and to honor the radical tradition of Black resistance against anti-Black state violence systemic oppression.How to Show Support.
There are many ways you can show your support for Black August. Multnomah County is home to many Black organizations that do work towards the liberation of Black people. There are organizations focused on food security, housing, childcare, civic engagement, and more. Find one that speaks to you and join, donate, or volunteer. 
Other ways to show your support is to educate yourself on the history, leaders and figures within the movement and share their stories. Every Friday in August we will share the stories of Black Revolutionists that shaped the community and our shared history.logo titled Black August Freedom Friday Spotlight. This is a logo created by Commissioner Singleton's office
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County Commissioner Shannon Singleton @shannonsingleton.bsky.social · 14/08/2026
It's Burger Week and that means Hustle Burger! They're serving up the most flavor-packed meals in PDX, check 'em out! I also want to express my condolences for the recent loss of its founder and owner John Hunt. Sending love to his family and community. #BlackBusinessMonth #MultCo #PDX
"Hustle Burger is a Black-owned food cart serving up bold, flavor-packed burgers with a side of hustle and heart. Born from a passion for community and great food, we craft each burger with premium ingredients, creative toppings, and nonstop energy."

Rest in peace John Hunt ❤️Picture of burgers from Hustle BurgerAugust is Black Business Month. The observance was established in 2004 by historian John William Templeton and engineering entrepreneur Frederick E. Jordan to empower minority business owners and address disparities in financial backing. August was chosen as it marks the birth month of abolitionist Frederick Douglass, a pioneer of Black entrepreneurship. 

To celebrate, Commissioner Singleton has created a Scavenger Hunt that features Black-owned businesses throughout Multnomah County. For more information, check her County website!
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County Commissioner Shannon Singleton @shannonsingleton.bsky.social · 14/08/2026
I may sound like a broken record but we can not keep making the same mistake over and over again. Process matters. We must engage those most impacted by decisions in the decision making process. Our workers feedback matters. #Multco #workers #District2 #MultnomahCounty.
Friday I asked to pause the Hybrid Work Initiative. At today’s board meeting, I again voiced my concerns about this Initiative. I have been clear with the COO that this work should not move forward. 

Process Matters. This initiative was built without the input of front line workers and I stand firm that it must be paused. I will be bringing this issue before the board for more discussion in the weeks to come.
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County Commissioner Shannon Singleton @shannonsingleton.bsky.social · 12/08/2026
This week is Burger Week, and today we're highlighting one of Portland's favorites: Stoopid Burger! This spot is dishing out some of the most flavor-packed and unique burgers in town, made with care and passion that you can taste! Go check them out! #BlackBusinessMonth #MultCo #PDX
Image shows the front of the Stoopid Burger food truck. Text reads: Stoopid BurgerOur mission at Stoopid Burger is to create unforgettable experiences by serving bold, flavorful, and unique burgers and food crafted with passion and care. We are dedicated to fostering a welcoming and fun environment for our customers and team members, building connections that go beyond the plate, and delivering exceptional quality in every bite.August is Black Business Month. The observance was established in 2004 by historian John William Templeton and engineering entrepreneur Frederick E. Jordan to empower minority business owners and address disparities in financial backing. August was chosen as it marks the birth month of abolitionist Frederick Douglass, a pioneer of Black entrepreneurship. 

To celebrate, Commissioner Singleton has created a Scavenger Hunt that features Black-owned businesses throughout Multnomah County. For more information, check her County website!Commissioner Singleton's Black Business Month logo
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County Commissioner Shannon Singleton @shannonsingleton.bsky.social · 12/08/2026
Just a reminder. For the whole month of August I have my #SingletonScavengerHunt to encourage folks to visit, buy from, or hire Black owned businesses in Multnomah County. This is part of #BlackBusinessMonth. visit my website for more information www.bit.ly/BBMhunt
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County Commissioner Shannon Singleton @shannonsingleton.bsky.social · 14/08/2026
I may sound like a broken record but we can not keep making the same mistake over and over again. Process matters. We must engage those most impacted by decisions in the decision making process. Our workers feedback matters. #Multco #workers #District2 #MultnomahCounty.
Friday I asked to pause the Hybrid Work Initiative. At today’s board meeting, I again voiced my concerns about this Initiative. I have been clear with the COO that this work should not move forward. 

Process Matters. This initiative was built without the input of front line workers and I stand firm that it must be paused. I will be bringing this issue before the board for more discussion in the weeks to come.
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County Commissioner Shannon Singleton @shannonsingleton.bsky.social · 14/08/2026
It's Burger Week and that means Hustle Burger! They're serving up the most flavor-packed meals in PDX, check 'em out! I also want to express my condolences for the recent loss of its founder and owner John Hunt. Sending love to his family and community. #BlackBusinessMonth #MultCo #PDX
"Hustle Burger is a Black-owned food cart serving up bold, flavor-packed burgers with a side of hustle and heart. Born from a passion for community and great food, we craft each burger with premium ingredients, creative toppings, and nonstop energy."

Rest in peace John Hunt ❤️Picture of burgers from Hustle BurgerAugust is Black Business Month. The observance was established in 2004 by historian John William Templeton and engineering entrepreneur Frederick E. Jordan to empower minority business owners and address disparities in financial backing. August was chosen as it marks the birth month of abolitionist Frederick Douglass, a pioneer of Black entrepreneurship. 

To celebrate, Commissioner Singleton has created a Scavenger Hunt that features Black-owned businesses throughout Multnomah County. For more information, check her County website!
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County Commissioner Shannon Singleton @shannonsingleton.bsky.social · 12/08/2026
Just a reminder. For the whole month of August I have my #SingletonScavengerHunt to encourage folks to visit, buy from, or hire Black owned businesses in Multnomah County. This is part of #BlackBusinessMonth. visit my website for more information www.bit.ly/BBMhunt
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County Commissioner Shannon Singleton @shannonsingleton.bsky.social · 12/08/2026
This week is Burger Week, and today we're highlighting one of Portland's favorites: Stoopid Burger! This spot is dishing out some of the most flavor-packed and unique burgers in town, made with care and passion that you can taste! Go check them out! #BlackBusinessMonth #MultCo #PDX
Image shows the front of the Stoopid Burger food truck. Text reads: Stoopid BurgerOur mission at Stoopid Burger is to create unforgettable experiences by serving bold, flavorful, and unique burgers and food crafted with passion and care. We are dedicated to fostering a welcoming and fun environment for our customers and team members, building connections that go beyond the plate, and delivering exceptional quality in every bite.August is Black Business Month. The observance was established in 2004 by historian John William Templeton and engineering entrepreneur Frederick E. Jordan to empower minority business owners and address disparities in financial backing. August was chosen as it marks the birth month of abolitionist Frederick Douglass, a pioneer of Black entrepreneurship. 

To celebrate, Commissioner Singleton has created a Scavenger Hunt that features Black-owned businesses throughout Multnomah County. For more information, check her County website!Commissioner Singleton's Black Business Month logo
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County Commissioner Shannon Singleton @shannonsingleton.bsky.social · 12/08/2026
Here’s my statement on the Hybrid Work Initiative announced by Chair to County employees. I look forward to influencing this process and advocating for County employees having a say and impact on the process. #multnomahcounty
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