County health department updates board on Pathway Center sobering program and plans for permanent crisis stabilization center
Multnomah County interim Behavioral Health Director Anthony Jordan and health department staff told the Board of Commissioners that the Pathway Center sobering program began 24/7 law‑enforcement referrals on April 28 and that work is underway on a permanent sobering and crisis stabilization center at 1901 SE Grand Avenue.
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Multnomah County interim Behavioral Health Director Anthony Jordan and health department staff updated the Board of Commissioners on the Pathway Center sober‑in program and progress toward a permanent sobering and crisis stabilization center at 1901 Southeast Grand Avenue.
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