Multnomah County approves budget changes to fund deflection Pathway Center and temporary sobering capacity
The county approved budget modifications to fund the Coordinated Care Pathway Center, convert five deflection program positions to permanent FTE, and add lease, security and utilities for a temporary site that opened Oct. 14; officials reported 195 deflection referrals (Sept. 1–Nov. 15) with 127 people engaging in services.
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Multnomah County commissioners on Dec. 9 approved budget adjustments to back the county’s new deflection program and the Coordinated Care Pathway Center, including authorization for lease, security and utilities at a temporary site and conversion of five temporary positions to permanent county FTE.
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