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Commissioner Vince Jones-Dixon @vincejonesdixon.bsky.social · 06/10/2026

Last week, I proposed an amendment to keep our 8-minute emergency response standard in Multnomah County. Though the vote fell short, I'm dedicated to ensuring fast, reliable responses for all neighborhoods. The 2nd reading of the ASP is THIS THURSDAY! Sign up for comments at multco.us/board/testif

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Commissioner Vince Jones-Dixon @vincejonesdixon.bsky.social · 02/10/2026

Yesterday, I took a leap for Peer Company's Recovery Rush fundraiser, rappelling down a 15-story building! 😅 It was a tough trust exercise, much like recovery. Huge thanks to the team for the support! This eye-opening experience reminded me of what's possible. I'd do it again! 💪🏾 #MultnomahCounty

Commissioner Jones-Dixon stands outdoors smiling alongside Peer Company Deputy Director John Karp-Evans. The Commissioner wears full rappelling safety gear—including a purple "Recovery Rush" t-shirt over long sleeves, a blue helmet, harness, and gloves—while standing next to Karp-Evans, who wears a black shirt, jeans, and a full dark beard.

Low-angle view of Commissioner Jones-Dixon rappelling down the side of a tall, modern high-rise building. Wearing a blue safety helmet, purple t-shirt, and full harness gear, the Commissioner leans back with feet planted against the exterior facade midway down the descent.

Commissioner Jones-Dixon smiles after completing his rappelling descent, surrounded by three event volunteers assisting him on the sidewalk. The Commissioner, wearing his blue helmet, harness, and purple "Recovery Rush" shirt, raises his gloved hands as the team unhooks his safety gear.

Commissioner Jones-Dixon poses for a group picture with event staff and supporters outdoors on the sidewalk. The Commissioner stands in the center wearing his purple shirt and rappelling harness, surrounded by five smiling individuals in blue event shirts, hoodies, and safety helmets.

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Commissioner Vince Jones-Dixon @vincejonesdixon.bsky.social · 30/09/2026

I had the pleasure of touring Bienestar de la Familia and received these stunning portraits! A huge shoutout to Karissa and Wiliam for their incredible talent and commitment. I'm thrilled to showcase them right outside my office! 🎨✨

Multnomah County Commissioner Vince Jones-Dixon stands smiling in an office doorway while holding up two framed portraits of himself. In his right hand, he holds a colorful painting of himself wearing a blue collared shirt, and in his left hand, a black-and-white sketch depiction. Next to the doorway is a wall plaque reading "Vince Jones-Dixon, Commissioner District 4".

Two matted portraits of Multnomah County Commissioner Vince Jones-Dixon on display in an office window next to a closed wooden door. The display includes a colorful painting of him in a blue sweater on the left and a black-and-white line drawing on the right. A nameplate reading "Vince Jones-Dixon, Commissioner District 4" is mounted on the wall above the window ledge.

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Commissioner Vince Jones-Dixon @vincejonesdixon.bsky.social · 28/09/2026

HAPPENING TOMORROW ⭐ Drop by the Troutdale Station Food Cart Pod to learn about the Stark Street Bridge Replacement Project design option recommendation and share your feedback! 5:00 - 7:00 PM 151 SW 257th Drive, Troutdale Complete the survey by 10/19 bit.ly/StarkStreetB...

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Commissioner Vince Jones-Dixon @vincejonesdixon.bsky.social · 19/09/2026

Honored to join the grand opening of Clear Path Treatment Services in Portland. This facility expands vital residential treatment for adult men on the Oregon Health Plan. Together, we can help individuals recover and reconnect with our community. #MultnomahCounty #BuildingAmericasFavoriteCounty

Multnomah County Commissioner Vince Jones-Dixon smiles and gestures with his arm while receiving a tour inside the new Clear Path Treatment Services facility.

Multnomah County Commissioner Vince Jones-Dixon embraces Dr. Nicholas Crapser, Clear Path Treatment Services Chief Clinical Officer, next to the podium as the audience applauds at the Clear Path Treatment Services grand opening.

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Commissioner Vince Jones-Dixon @vincejonesdixon.bsky.social · 17/09/2026

Chair Harrington's behavior early this week was beyond disappointing. Public service requires dignity, civility, and respect, especially during public board meetings. I am proud of Commissioner Fai for responding with poise and grace under pressure. You modeled true leadership, and I stand with you.

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Commissioner Vince Jones-Dixon @vincejonesdixon.bsky.social · 17/09/2026

HAPPENING TODAY ⭐ Drop by the Corbett Fire Hall to learn about the Stark Street Bridge Replacement Project design option recommendation and share your feedback! 5:30 - 7:30 PM 36930 E. Historic Columbia River Highway, Corbett Complete the survey by 10/19: storymaps.arcgis.com/stories/bfd7...

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Commissioner Vince Jones-Dixon @vincejonesdixon.bsky.social · 04/08/2026

🗳️ How Voting in Multnomah County and the City of Portland is changing: ✅Starting in November 2026, Multnomah County will use Ranked Choice Voting (RCV) to elect the County Chair, County Commissioners, Auditor, and Sheriff. 🔗For more information visit the link in my bio!

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Commissioner Vince Jones-Dixon @vincejonesdixon.bsky.social · 03/08/2026

✏️Several Preschool for All providers in our District 4 community still have free preschool seats available! 📚If you have a three- or four-year-old, or know a family who does, it’s worth taking a look! Families can explore programs and apply at pfa.multco.us/. #EastMultnomahCounty

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Commissioner Vince Jones-Dixon @vincejonesdixon.bsky.social · 21/07/2026

I am thrilled to announce the East County District 4 Newsletter! 📰✨ This digital publication is designed to keep you informed, engaged, and connected to everything happening in East Multnomah County. ✅Subscribe via the link in my bio to receive the first edition! #EastCounty #MultnomahCounty

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Commissioner Vince Jones-Dixon @vincejonesdixon.bsky.social · 26/06/2026

Meeting people where they are—celebrating the new WIC AVIVA clinic in East Multnomah County! 🎉 This facility expands support for pregnant individuals and families with young children. Huge thanks to our public health staff and community for this milestone! Read more: multco.us/news/news-re...

A group of people are cutting a large red ribbon for the WIC AVIVA clinic's grand opening. A diverse crowd of individuals is gathered, smiling and posing with scissors. One woman on the left, with dark curly hair and glasses, holds the end of the ribbon and gives a thumbs-up. The ribbon prominently features the logos for "WIC AVIVA" and "GRAND OPENING" in white text. A colorful green and blue balloon arch is behind the group.

A group of girls and young women in vibrant, traditional Mexican folklórico dresses smile together outdoors at the grand opening. They are wearing long, colorful tiered skirts and holding or carrying baskets and wreaths overflowing with bright, multi-colored flowers. In the background, green trees and a red community college tent are visible.

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Commissioner Vince Jones-Dixon @vincejonesdixon.bsky.social · 23/06/2026

Looking for free, high-quality Pre-K in Portland? Portland Public Schools has 200 spots open for its Early Learners program! 🔹Serves ages 3–5 🔹Open to all families 🔹Led by licensed teachers 🔹14 locations across the city Help spread the word or enroll before September! 🔗 pps.net/earlylearner

Promotional flyer from Portland Public Schools reading "ACCEPTING PRE-K APPLICATIONS NOW!" The flyer notes that PPS offers a free, high-quality preschool program for children ages 3-5, with the information translated into multiple languages. It lists 14 school locations across Portland and includes a QR code, website (pps.net/earlylearners), email (prekprograms@pps.net), and phone number ((503) 916-3627) to apply.

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Multnomah County, OR @multco.bsky.social · 21/06/2026

☀️ Summer is officially here! When temps climb, check on neighbors, family, and vulnerable folks: ✔️ Adults 50+ (especially without AC) ✔️ Babies & toddlers ✔️ Pregnant individuals ✔️ People with heat-sensitive medical conditions ✔️ Indoor/outdoor heat workers: multco.us/info/heat-illness-and-first-aid

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Heat illness and first aid

Know the symptoms of heat-related illnesses and how to respond

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Reposted by Commissioner Vince Jones-Dixon

TriMet @trimet.org · 15/06/2026

TriMet won't turn away anyone riding to or from a cooling center who cannot pay fare between 11 a.m. and 10 p.m. today, Monday, June 15. Please tell your bus operator that you're heading to or from a cooling center.

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Multnomah County, OR @multco.bsky.social · 15/06/2026

PLS SHARE: In addition to dozens of libraries, misting stations, and other already-open cool space , 2 cooling centers will open from Noon to 9PM today, June 15: 📍Multnomah County East Building, 600 NE 8th St, Gresham 📍Bud Clark Commons, 650 NW Irving St., Portland

Stay safe and stay cool
Call 2-1-1 or check multco.us/hot for the latest. Information may change.
Cooling centers open Monday, June 15, 2026, from noon to 9 p.m., until conditions improve. All sites ADA accessible. Pets welcome.
No one will be turned away. Call 2-1-1 for transportation help. TriMet (trimet.org/planner) allows free rides to cooling centers.
An interactive map of other nearby outdoor cooling spaces, splash pads and libraries can be found at multco.us/hot.
Multnomah County East Building: 600 N.E. 8th Ave., Gresham
Bud Clark Commons: 650 N.W. Irving St., Portland

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Commissioner Vince Jones-Dixon @vincejonesdixon.bsky.social · 21/05/2026

During yesterday's Board Work Session, I introduced the "East County Package" — a series of budget amendments focused on public safety, economic empowerment, and geographic equity. It’s time our investments reflect the needs of our community. Learn more at multco.us/elected/vinc...

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Commissioner Vince Jones-Dixon @vincejonesdixon.bsky.social · 08/05/2026

East County, you're invited! 📚 Join us for the Grand Opening of the new East County Library. ⭐ Sat, May 16th ⭐ 475 NW Division, Gresham OR Enjoy a weekend of free events and fun performances! Details are listed on the library website: multcolib.org/building-lib...

The children’s section of the new East County Library, featuring a bright and whimsical design. The room has tall windows, wood paneling, and a large central timber pillar. In the background, there is an interactive play area with colorful, nature-themed partitions shaped like bushes and hills. Small wooden tables with chairs are scattered throughout the carpeted space, including one with digital tablets for learning. Bookshelves are stocked with children's books, and a colorful floral mural is visible through the windows.

A wide interior view of the East County Library taken from the second floor, looking down at the main level. The space is filled with massive light-wood columns and a matching grid-patterned timber ceiling with skylights. In the center, a striking spiral staircase with vertical wood slats connects the floors. The ground floor features various seating clusters with modern teal and burgundy chairs on circular green rugs, interspersed with potted plants. Bookshelves, service desks, and study areas are visible throughout the bright, open-concept floor plan.

A sunny outdoor rooftop patio at the East County Library. The patio is paved with gray stone and furnished with modern black metal tables, chairs, and wooden lounge seating. String lights are crisscrossed overhead against a bright blue sky. Several people are gathered on the terrace, chatting and enjoying the view. In the far background, the snow-capped peak of Mount Hood is visible on the horizon beyond the surrounding neighborhood buildings.

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Commissioner Vince Jones-Dixon @vincejonesdixon.bsky.social · 07/05/2026

Shoutout to the Multnomah County Employees of Color ERG for a great AANHPI Month celebration! It was wonderful to see staff and partners connect over food and conversation. Moments of togetherness like this help us Build America’s Favorite County! ❤️

Multnomah County Commissioner Jones-Dixon, wearing a cream-colored cardigan, stands at the head of a conference room table holding a microphone and addressing a group. He is speaking during an AANHPI Heritage Month event organized by the Employees of Color Employee Resource Group. A digital screen in the background displays the event title and headshots of the three guest panelists. Several attendees are seated around modular office tables listening to his remarks.

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Commissioner Vince Jones-Dixon @vincejonesdixon.bsky.social · 06/05/2026

Today, we celebrated the grand re-opening of the renovated Juvenile Justice Complex lobby! Co-designed with staff, youth, and families, this new space is safer, more efficient, and trauma-informed. Listening to our community is how we Build America’s Favorite County. 💚

A wide, brightly lit view of the renovated Juvenile Justice Complex lobby. The circular room features floor-to-ceiling windows overlooking green trees, a high ceiling with a modern hanging art installation, and comfortable blue armchairs arranged in a waiting area. Potted plants and clean, modern security screening stations are visible, creating an open and welcoming atmosphere.

A bright, modern interior view of the new Juvenile Justice Complex lobby shows a soundproof "quiet pod"—a small, glass-walled room containing gray bench seating and a small table. A festive cluster of colorful balloons (purple, blue, gold, green) stands next to it. In the background, a doorway is clearly marked with the sign: "COMMUNITY SUPERVISION." The pod and balloons indicate a celebratory event.

A candid, wide shot of the grand re-opening celebration in the bright Juvenile Justice Complex lobby. Commissioner Jones-Dixon is seen greeting and hugging a staff member who is holding a small child. Other County staff members are scattered throughout the room, mingling and smiling. The open, modern architecture of the lobby with its large windows and high ceilings creates a warm and celebratory atmosphere.

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Commissioner Vince Jones-Dixon @vincejonesdixon.bsky.social · 02/05/2026

Happy AANHPI Heritage Month! 🌺 Join me for the May Proclamation Signing Ceremony as we recognize AANHPI Heritage Month and other vital observances. 🗓️ Mon, May 4 ⏰ 12–1 PM 📍 501 SE Hawthorne Blvd 📺 Watch live on YouTube @MultCoBoard #MultnomahCounty #AANHPI #AANHPIMonth #AANHPIHeritageMonth

A colorful graphic celebrating Asian American Native Hawaiian Pacific Islander Heritage Month, May 2026. The central text is framed by a red hibiscus and a green tropical leaf on a gold patterned background. Bottom text: Multnomah County Commissioner Vince Jones-Dixon, District 4.

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Commissioner Vince Jones-Dixon @vincejonesdixon.bsky.social · 27/04/2026

Multnomah County's Public Budget Hearings start this week!💰 We need your input to help shape our future. Please note: Speaking slots fill up fast! You can also submit written testimony via the link below to ensure your priorities are included. Sign up or submit comments: multco.us/info/learn-m...

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Commissioner Vince Jones-Dixon @vincejonesdixon.bsky.social · 23/04/2026

Honored to speak at the Chanel Thomas Room Dedication today. Chanel was a fierce victim advocate who led with grace. Thank you District Attorney Vasquez for hosting this tribute. As we serve others, let’s remember to check in on each other, too. This is how we Build America’s Favorite County 💙

Multnomah County Commissioner Vince Jones-Dixon stands at the center of a modern courtroom, speaking during a dedication ceremony. To his left is a portrait of Chanel Thomas on an easel. To his right, District Attorney Nathan Vasquez stands behind a wooden podium. The room features light wood paneling, the Oregon State seal, and American and Oregon flags in the background.

A view from inside the newly dedicated Chanel Thomas Room. Through a large window on the left, the Hawthorne Bridge spans the Willamette River on a cloudy day in Portland. On the right, a wall features a framed memorial photo of Chanel Thomas with the text, "In Loving Memory of Chanel Thomas and her dedication to victims in Multnomah County." Below the photo is a cabinet with children's books and toys.

Commissioner Jones-Dixon and District Attorney Nathan Vasquez stand with three community members in the Chanel Thomas Room at the Multnomah County Central Courthouse. The group of five is smiling for the camera in front of a large window overlooking a grey, cloudy Portland skyline.

A gold memorial plaque mounted on a wooden door reads "The Chanel Thomas Support Suite." The plaque features an etched portrait of Chanel Thomas and a dedication honoring her tireless advocacy and compassion for victims of crime. To the left, a glass sidelight window shows a glimpse into the bright room with blue seating and a view of Portland.

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Commissioner Vince Jones-Dixon @vincejonesdixon.bsky.social · 08/04/2026

Today I brought forward an update to the County Board on our efforts to end food insecurity in Multnomah County. By strengthening our agricultural partnerships with OSU, we’re creating local jobs and a more resilient food system. Thank you to Angela, Heidi, and Shantae for the presentation and work!

A formal photograph taken from the audience shows three women presenters—Angela, Heidi, and Shantae (from right to left)—seated in the foreground and viewed from the back. They are addressing the Multnomah County Board, members of which are seated at an elevated, curved wooden desk in front of them. Above the presenters is a large screen displaying a slide titled “OSU Extension Multnomah County.”

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Commissioner Vince Jones-Dixon @vincejonesdixon.bsky.social · 03/04/2026

Metro, the regional government for greater Portland, wants to hear from YOU! Take the Future 50 survey now through May 15 to share what you value about the region and hope for the future. 🌿 Survey link: survey123.arcgis.com/share/de14eb... #CommunityEngagement

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Commissioner Vince Jones-Dixon @vincejonesdixon.bsky.social · 02/04/2026

Yesterday I visited the Kalo - Hawaiian Civic Club, an experience that regrounded me in my culture. Being there reminded me of the importance of ʻohana and the work of creating spaces of belonging. As the first Black and only Pacific Islander on the MultCo Board, I’m grateful for the Kalo HCC 🤙🏾✨

A group of seven people, including Commissioner Jones-Dixon, pose for a photo at the KALO Hawaiian Civic Center. They are standing and smiling in front of a vibrant, large-scale mural featuring colorful tropical leaves and abstract motifs.

Multnomah County Commissioner Jones-Dixon stands with a group of community members in a bright, open office space at the KALO Hawaiian Civic Center. They are engaged in conversation near a lounge area featuring a green faux grass wall and armchairs.

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Commissioner Vince Jones-Dixon @vincejonesdixon.bsky.social · 25/03/2026

Many thanks to Andy Olshin from Cascadia Clusters for hosting me today! Their workforce program trains those in recovery and transitioning out of homelessness the trade of small home construction. This isn't a safety net program, it's a trampoline and exactly what Multnomah County should support 🏠

Multnomah County Commissioner Jones-Dixon (left), in a pattern shirt and baseball cap, and Andy Olshin, Cascadia Clusters Founder and Executive Director (right), with a hat and a rolled-up paper, pose with an arm around each other. Behind them are several colorful tiny homes on wheels on a gravel lot under a cloudy blue sky. Construction materials like wood beams and tools are scattered around.

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Commissioner Vince Jones-Dixon @vincejonesdixon.bsky.social · 19/03/2026

Applications are open for the College to County Mentorship Program! 🚀 This program is designed to provide students and recent graduates from underrepresented communities with meaningful work experience and professional mentorship across various County departments. 🔗: multco.us/programs/col...

A promotional flyer for the Multnomah County "College to County Mentorship Program" featuring a grid of diverse, smiling students and young professionals. The text invites students and recent graduates from underrepresented communities to apply for summer internships. The application deadline is April 9th, 2026, with a link to multco.us/programs/college-county-mentorship-program.

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Commissioner Vince Jones-Dixon @vincejonesdixon.bsky.social · 14/03/2026

Honored to visit the Community Warehouse facility in Gresham! Thank you to ED Anna Kurnizki for the tour and for addressing “furniture poverty” — a vital part of housing stability. We’re grateful for your expansion to East County and your life-changing work. Learn more: www.communitywarehouse.org/

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Commissioner Vince Jones-Dixon @vincejonesdixon.bsky.social · 26/02/2026

Proud to see Gresham ranked #15 on Livability’s "Top 25 Best Places to Live Out West!" 🌲 livability.com/topics/where... From our vibrant historic downtown and community festivals to having the Columbia River Gorge right in our backyard, it’s no secret why so many are proud to call East County home.

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Top 25 Best Places to Live Out West - Livability.com

Explore the best places to live out West, cities offering vibrant culture, stunning landscapes and a high quality of life. Plan your move now!

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Commissioner Vince Jones-Dixon @vincejonesdixon.bsky.social · 12/02/2026

We celebrated the completion of the S.W. 257th Ave project! This was a community-led effort, from Reynolds HS students to East County commuters. With new HAWK signals, better lighting, and improved bike/ped access, thank you to everyone who provided feedback to make these improvements possible!🚦 🚲

Commissioner Jones-Dixon speaks at a wooden podium during a sunny outdoor media event for the 257th Avenue safety project. He is wearing a yellow safety vest and addressing a small seated audience near a crosswalk with new traffic signals and road construction signs in the background.

A chain-link fence displays a Multnomah County banner alongside posters showing "before and after" photos of the S.W. 257th Avenue Safety Improvements Project. A few community members stand nearby on a grassy area under a clear blue sky.

Commissioner Jones-Dixon and a group of community members celebrate by cutting a yellow "caution" tape ribbon at the S.W. 257th Avenue project site. Several people are cheering and clapping in front of a row of empty folding chairs on a sunny day.

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Commissioner Vince Jones-Dixon @vincejonesdixon.bsky.social · 06/02/2026

Honored to sign 3 Multnomah County proclamations this month: ▫️Pioneer Black First Responders Month ▫️100 Years of Black Commemorations ▫️Black History & Futures Month Grateful to those whose legacy of resilience built the foundation we stand on today. Happy #BlackHistoryMonth! ❤️🖤💚

A group picture of supporters for the Pioneer Black First Responders Month Proclamation

A group picture of supporters for the 100-year Centennial of Black Commemorations in Multnomah County

A group picture of supporters for the Black History and Futures Month Proclamation

The Board members sit across from the presenters of the Pioneer Black First Responders Month Proclamation

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Commissioner Vince Jones-Dixon @vincejonesdixon.bsky.social · 03/02/2026

Exciting update!📢 We have officially adopted the "Main Streets on Halsey" plan. This is a massive step toward transforming NE Halsey from a commuter road into a safer, vibrant community hub. Now I’m ready to secure the investments to make it a reality. Read more: theoutlookonline.com/2026/02/02/m...

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Multnomah County approves ‘Main Streets on Halsey’ plan - The Outlook

An ambitious vision for one of the main roadways that passes through Fairview, Wood Village and Troutdale has gotten full-throated support from the county. On Thursday, Jan. 29, the Multnomah […]

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Commissioner Vince Jones-Dixon @vincejonesdixon.bsky.social · 28/01/2026

East County! Last year, District 4 had the lowest turnout on the Multnomah County Budget Survey. Let’s change that 🏆 Make your voice heard on public safety, housing, mental health services, libraries, road repairs, and more. Take the survey by Sun. February 22nd: link.multco.us/budget-surve...

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Commissioner Vince Jones-Dixon @vincejonesdixon.bsky.social · 10/12/2025

Hey, East County community - This site received PFA Facilities Funds! 🍎 🔹Learn about the location here: pfa.multco.us/providers/25... Families can apply for a 2025-2026 PFA seat until January 26, 2026. 🔹Applications can be submitted online at pfa.multco.us/

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Commissioner Vince Jones-Dixon @vincejonesdixon.bsky.social · 04/11/2025

Join a Multnomah County Budget Advisory Committee! No budgeting or financial expertise required. Apply and learn more on the CBAC info webpage: multco.us/info/join-co... Questions? Contact the Office of Community Involvement (OCI) at community.involvement@multco.us #CommunityInvolvement

Text on graphic reads, "'Do you want to learn more about county program, services, and how the county budget works?' 'Do you enjoy working with others to learn and give input?' Apply to Serve on a Multnomah County Community Budget Advisory Committee (CBAC). No budgeting or financial expertise is necessary! Application, resources, support and more available NOW. multco.us/info/join-community-budget-advisory-committee-cbac. For more information contact the Office of Community Involvement at: community.involvement@multco.us"

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Commissioner Vince Jones-Dixon @vincejonesdixon.bsky.social · 29/10/2025

Portland Immigrant Rights Coalition: To report ICE activity and learn your immigration rights 🔹https://pircoregon.org/ 🔹HOTLINE: 1-888-622-1510 Equity Corps of Oregon: To find an immigration lawyer and get legal support 🔹https://equitycorps.org/enroll/ 🔹HOTLINE: 1-888-274-7292

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Commissioner Vince Jones-Dixon @vincejonesdixon.bsky.social · 22/10/2025

This summer, Multnomah County asked for feedback on how to improve the safety of the corridor on N.E. Sandy Blvd. Share your thoughts the proposed improvements and enter for a chance to win a $50 gift card! Learn more about the project and take the survey here: multco.us/info/safer-s...

Text on graphic reads, "Safer Sandy Survey is live! Weigh in on the future of N.E. Sandy Boulevard between N.E. 230th Avenue and N.E. 201st Avenue by this Friday. Learn more about the project and share your input at: https://multco.us/info/safer-sandy. Deadline: Fri. 10/24/25.

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Commissioner Vince Jones-Dixon @vincejonesdixon.bsky.social · 11/10/2025

🚌TRIMET NEEDS YOUR INPUT ❕ @Trimet.org will begin reducing services in Nov 2025 due to an increasing budget shortfall. Your input is essential for shaping service proposals that will be shared for feedback in Jan/Feb 2026. Take the Service Priorities Survey by Oct. 31st: trimet.org/servicecuts/

Graphic with rail road, rail light, and bus icons. Text says, "TriMet needs your input! Weigh in on planned bus and MAX service cuts by taking the Service Priorities Survey. Learn more and submit your feedback at: http://trimet.org/servicecuts/. Deadline: Fri. 10/31/25."

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Commissioner Vince Jones-Dixon @vincejonesdixon.bsky.social · 30/09/2025

The District 4 team and I toured the new East County Library in Gresham last week. We're so excited for the community to have a space to gather, study, create, and connect! Stay tuned for more updates. #EastMultnomahCounty #MultnomahCountyLibrary #PublicLibrary #CommunitySpace

The North entrance of the new library, still under construction. The large concrete door frame is engraved with "East County Library." Benches and tools sit inside the doors with ropes of wire hanging in various places.

The South exterior of the library. Large wood beams support the angular roof. Blue skies fill the backdrop.

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Commissioner Vince Jones-Dixon @vincejonesdixon.bsky.social · 17/09/2025

9/17 is Kleefstra Syndrome Awareness Day💜 The District 4 Office and Multnomah County’s Intellectual and Development Disabilities Services Division sponsored a proclamation to recognize the day. We acknowledge the strength + perseverance of individuals with KS, their families, and community members.

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Commissioner Vince Jones-Dixon @vincejonesdixon.bsky.social · 05/09/2025

Sharing pictures from the CROPS grand re-opening last week! Huge shoutout to the Feed 'Em Freedom Foundation and Mudbone Grown for their dedication to sustainable agriculture and for supporting BIPOC farmers in our community🌾 #EastMultnomahCounty #Agriculture #FoodJustice #UrbanFarming #BIPOCFarms

A group picture with Multnomah County Chair Vega Peterson, Commissioner Jones-Dixon, Shante and Aurthur from the Feed 'Em Freedom Foundation and other county staff

Several vegetable beds grow lush in a field

A large grey shed stans before a paved concrete ground

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Commissioner Vince Jones-Dixon @vincejonesdixon.bsky.social · 16/08/2025

Apply now for an opportunity to enhance transparency and oversight of County jails! The deadline to apply is Friday, Sept. 5. Visit the CFCIP website to learn more: multco.us/programs/cor...

Text graphic reads, "The application portal for the 2025 Correctional Facilities Community Inspection Program (CFCIP) is now open! Apply now for an opportunity to enhance transparency and oversight of County Jails. To apply and learn more, visit: multco.us/programs/correctional-facilities-community-inspection-program. Deadline: Friday 9/5/2025"

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Commissioner Vince Jones-Dixon @vincejonesdixon.bsky.social · 09/08/2025

Last month, I had the lovely opportunity to attend the ribbon-cutting ceremony for the launch of UpRiver Village - a new non-profit organization that serves as a social network for adults 55+ in East County 💚 📰 Read about the ribbon-cutting ceremony here: theoutlookonline.com/2025/07/03/u...

Three mayors of East County, Commissioner Jones-Dixon, and UpRiver Village staff smile and stand in front of a ceremonial ribbon, as it's about to be cut by an UpRiver Village staff member.

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Commissioner Vince Jones-Dixon @vincejonesdixon.bsky.social · 08/08/2025

EAST COUNTY EVENT! 🎨 Multnomah County Library and the Regional Arts & Culture Council (RACC) are bringing community-centered artwork to libraries. You can contribute to the art in the library by attending a free, art-making event at Gresham Library on Wed, 8/13 from 4-6:30pm. #EastMultnomahCounty 📖

Text on flier reads, "Help shape new public art at East County Library" "Stencil making, fabric weaving, snacks, book and art print raffle and more!" "Free art workshops hosted by artists Ka'ila Farrell-Smith and Paula Champagne" "Wednesday August 13, 2025 4 - 6:30 pm" "Gresham Library - 382 NW Miller Ave Gresham, OR 97030"

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Commissioner Vince Jones-Dixon @vincejonesdixon.bsky.social · 02/06/2025

Celebrated the opening of the Fernhill Health Center last Friday! 🩺 Thank you to everyone who organized the event and participated in the joyous opening. My gratitude extends to those who made the project happen and those who will be providing care to our community! 💙 #Healthcare #CommunityHealth

Multnomah County Board and other employees hold and cut a long green ribbon to signify the ribbon cutting to celebrate the opening

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Commissioner Vince Jones-Dixon @vincejonesdixon.bsky.social · 13/05/2025

EAST COUNTY EVENT! 🎬 Join us on June 3rd at 6:30 pm for a showing of "No Place To Grow Old," a documentary focused on the challenges and stories of adults experiencing homelessness in Portland. Michael Larsen, the film's producer, will be on hand for Q&A. RSVP here: forms.gle/m3mtEFTvtYHo...

Two tents stand in a grassy field with tall trees in the background. Text reads, "No Place To Grow Old. June 3rd, 6:30pm. Saint Aidan's Episcopal Church. 17405 NE Glisan Street, Portland."

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Commissioner Vince Jones-Dixon @vincejonesdixon.bsky.social · 30/04/2025

Had a great afternoon visiting the Feed'Em Freedom's Crops Farm in Troutdale! Thank you Shantae and Aurthur for the tour and sharing your passion for fostering resilient food systems by empowering Black agriculturists. 🌱💚 Follow this link to learn more: www.feedemfreedom....

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Commissioner Vince Jones-Dixon @vincejonesdixon.bsky.social · 07/04/2025

What an honor to join the beautiful celebrations of the Lao New Year! Thank you Tou Meksavanh and Dr. Erik Szeto for inviting me and my Board colleague @juliabrim-edwards.bsky.social 🌟

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