Coronavirus: City Resources and Updates

Multnomah County has pulled together a comprehensive list of community resources available countywide. These resources cover:

• Access to Health Care and Sick Leave
• Mental Health, Substance Use Disorder, and Recovery Support
• Culturally-Specific Resources
• Resources for those Experiencing Domestic Violence
• Food Support
• Unhoused Community Resources
• Financial, Job, and Business Support
• Internet Access
• Education and Homeschool Resources
• Ways to Help

You can find more information at https://multco.us/novel-coronavirus-covid-19/community-resources.

The Oregon Coronavirus Information & Resources page spells out the basics and Multnomah County has a list of what county services are open and closed during the outbreak.

Try to keep your trips to a minimum - and please practice good social distancing habits if you do leave your home. And it's always a good idea to call ahead to be sure a business is open before you head out.

Yes. If you do visit our parks, we urge you to follow guidelines on social distancing and preventing the spread of germs. 

Restaurants and bars in Multnomah County can now offer indoor and outdoor dining without capacity limits. 

Here's a list of restaurants within Troutdale city limits that offer take-out and delivery.

While some parks are still closed, most Oregon State Parks are open for day-use and camping. Some are open but with reduced services. Check out the Park Status Map to see the current status of individual parks.

Many outdoor activities are allowed, but public health officials still recommend that you wear a mask and practice physical distancing. Coronavirus.oregon.gov has guidelines covering an extensive list of activities.

Yes. City Hall is open to the public from 8:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. and 1:00 p.m. – 5:00 p.m Monday – Friday. Masks are required to enter the building and we ask that you please use the hand sanitizer before you approach City staff. Only two people are allowed in the lobby at one time and if you are next in line, please stay 6 feet back from the door and staff will let you know when to come in. If you are unable to wear a mask, DO NOT enter the lobby. Please call 503-665-5175 for assistance.

You can contact Public Works at 503-674-3300. If you have a water or sewer emergency after hours, please call 503-251-4163.

Yes, but masks are required while visiting the library.

Employees can report workplace safety complaints related to the Governor’s social distance rules via the Oregon Occupational Safety & Health website.

Forms are available in both English and Spanish.

The non-emergency dispatch line at 503-823-3333 can be used for community complaints.

Our Online Services portal allows you to apply for permits, schedule inspections, pay invoices, search department records, receive fee estimates, and more. General Inquiries are best made via email at comdev [at] troutdaleoregon.gov, but you can also reach staff by phone:

Building: 503-674-7229
Planning: 503-674-7230
Code Compliance: 503-491-4009

No. Self-service for gasoline will no longer be allowed in parts of the state where it had been temporarily allowed. 

Yes. Court is back in session. Please call 503-665-5175 or email court [at] troutdaleoregon.gov for more information.

Yes, but please wear masks and keep six feet between yourself and others.

Good question. Especially now, don't believe everything you read on the internet. The best sources of information about coronavirus and COVID-19 are official agencies such as the CDC, Oregon Health Authority and Multnomah County — and both FEMA and the World Health Organization have put together lists of debunked myths about coronavirus. We must also keep on our toes to watch out for scammers and misinformation related to the current health crisis.

Always check your facts before you start spreading rumors!