Risk levels and associated safety measures take effect Dec. 3, 25 counties in Extreme Risk

Strict health and safety measures will remain in place in 21 Extreme Risk counties where COVID-19 is widespread and hospitalizations are high

As gatherings go virtual, families and friends can help each other access health insurance

Campaign encourages Oregonians to rethink their holiday plans and reinforces that masks can save lives

Funds will be allocated to counties to distribute to businesses that have been hard hit by COVID-19 (Salem, OR) — Governor Kate Brown announced today that the state will commit $55 million in financial assistance to support Oregon businesses who have been impacted by COVID-19 restrictions. These funds will be allocated to counties to distribute

The order outlines risk reduction measures, effective for two weeks beginning Nov. 18, in all Oregon counties

New measures take effect Wednesday, Nov. 18, in all Oregon counties

In light of rising cases, West Coast states issue travel advisories recommending 14-day quarantines for inter-state and international travel; asks residents to stay local

Baker, Clackamas, Union, and Washington Counties are added to the Two-Week Pause, effective Nov. 11

Measures take effect Nov. 11 in Malheur, Marion, Multnomah, Jackson, and Umatilla Counties, with five additional counties close to triggering these measures

People have until Dec. 15 to enroll in health insurance

Close to 130,000 students in districts eligible to return to classrooms with health and safety measures in place