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Multnomah County adopts updated homelessness action plan and 12 KPIs; board sets June 2026 baseline
Summary
The board amended the intergovernmental agreement with Portland to adopt HRAP 2, add 90 new action items and replace Exhibit 1 with 12 KPIs; commissioners clarified that preliminary KPI reporting will arrive in May 2026 and that the official baseline for goal-setting will be June 2026.
Commissioners approved an amendment to the county’s intergovernmental agreement with the City of Portland to adopt an updated Homeless Response Action Plan (HRAP 2) and to replace Exhibit 1 with 12 new key performance indicators (KPIs).
Jillian Shoney, director of the Homelessness Response System (HRS), said the update consolidates work from several stakeholder groups and adds about 90 new action items designed to accelerate continual quality improvement across inflow, outflow and safety on and off the streets. "This is the first time that it's received a refresh," Shoney said, adding the plan will continue to evolve with substantive changes returned to the board.
Deputy director Ryan…
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