Latest reporting from the Public Safety desk.
Latest reporting from the Public Safety desk.
Latest reporting from the Public Safety desk.

Public Safety
A peer-reviewed study finds Multnomah County has just 13% enrollment in Oregon's OR-Alert emergency notification system — the state's lowest rate — and most of those signed up are city employees, leaving the general public far less prepared for earthquakes and other disasters.

Public Safety
A peer-reviewed study finds Multnomah County has just 13% enrollment in Oregon's OR-Alert emergency notification system — the state's lowest rate — and most of those signed up are city employees, leaving the general public far less prepared for earthquakes and other disasters.

Public Safety
A peer-reviewed study finds Multnomah County has just 13% enrollment in Oregon's OR-Alert emergency notification system — the state's lowest rate — and most of those signed up are city employees, leaving the general public far less prepared for earthquakes and other disasters.
Public Safety
A peer-reviewed study finds Multnomah County has just 13% enrollment in Oregon's OR-Alert emergency notification system — the state's lowest rate — and most of those signed up are city employees, leaving the general public far less prepared for earthquakes and other disasters.

Public Safety
A Portland energy consultant who analyzed the 2025 Los Angeles wildfires warns that Portland shares key vulnerabilities with LA and has fewer resources to respond, with most mitigation focused on Forest Park while east-side neighborhoods remain underprotected during a record drought.

Public Safety
A Portland energy consultant who analyzed the 2025 Los Angeles wildfires warns that Portland shares key vulnerabilities with LA and has fewer resources to respond, with most mitigation focused on Forest Park while east-side neighborhoods remain underprotected during a record drought.

Public Safety
The Multnomah County Sheriff's Office opened a 30-day public comment period on six proposed policies, including one defining when corrections deputies can make arrests inside and outside jail and court facilities. Comments are due by Wednesday, August 12.

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