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How Portland looks to come back from its drug crisis

Portland is exploring several treatment options to solve its drug and addiction crisis, from peer support to partnerships with police.

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Multnomah County reopens behavioral health center after renovations, training

Multnomah County reopens behavioral health center after renovations, training
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PPB Bike Squad expands in downtown Portland

PPB Bike Squad expands in downtown Portland
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Multnomah County funds new centralized hub for helping those on the street amid fentanyl crisis

A new hub centralizing a partnership between law enforcement and outreach workers is the latest development in the ongoing fentanyl emergency for central Portland. It's all thanks to $683,000 of funding from Multnomah County.

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Vicky, homeless woman living along I-5, could be moving into temporary housing Wednesday

For more than 7 months now KATU’s Angelica Thornton has been trying to get help for a homeless woman who lives just off the edge of I-5 in north Portland.CITY I

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