In the first year of the program just 520 people visited the facility, a new Multnomah County report showed. PORTLAND, Ore. — ...
Earlier this year, Oregon lawmakers passed a bill to implement new criminal penalties for drug possession and end the state’s three-year experiment with drug decriminalization. The legislation also ...
Oregon has ended its experiment with drug decriminalization. Starting Sept. 1, possession of small amounts of illicit substances are once again considered a misdemeanor crime. Earlier this year, state ...
a collaborative program between law enforcement agencies and behavioral health entities that assists individuals who may have substance use disorder, another behavioral health disorder or co-occurring ...
What defines ‘deflection’? New project plan sheds light on proposed Multnomah County drop-off center
PORTLAND, Ore. (KOIN) — New details are emerging about Multnomah County’s proposed deflection center set to open in a couple of weeks, including what defines “deflection.” This all comes following the ...
Interstellar visitor 3I/ATLAS is passing Earth. Scientists have studied using nuclear explosions to deflect comets. The goal is not to destroy but to vaporize surface material. This process, called ...
Multnomah County — The team creating Multnomah County’s drug deflection program has settled on an initial framework, one of the least restrictive in the state. The county's current plan does not limit ...
SALEM, Ore. (KATU) — Oregon Gov. Tina Kotek has signed a bill to recriminalize possession of drugs in Oregon along with its companion funding bill. The move sets off a 60-day stopwatch for counties to ...
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Deflection center sees few people walk through its doors
In the first year of Multnomah County’s deflection program, less than two people a day used the service. New disclosures show ...
PORTLAND, Ore. — It’s been three days since Multnomah County’s first drug deflection center opened, and frustration is growing among neighbors. The center, also known as the Coordinated Care Pathway ...
Starting Sept. 1, possession of small amounts of drugs becomes a crime again. Counties around the state will be rolling out alternative programs designed to help “deflect” those who are caught with ...
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