Community Justice Department

The Multnomah County Department of Community Justice (DCJ) in Portland, OR is a government agency that provides a wide range of services and programs to promote community safety and support individuals in the justice system. With departments, divisions, and offices dedicated to animal services, aging and disabilities, assessment and taxation, benefits, circuit court, communications, and more, the DCJ strives to address the diverse needs of the community. From restorative justice and accountability programs to culinary arts youth programs and detention services, the DCJ is committed to fostering a just and inclusive society.

As part of its mission, the DCJ operates the Donald E. Long Detention Center, where Multnomah County juveniles are held in detention. The center follows strict rules and regulations regarding visitation, mail, medications, and personal property to ensure the safety and well-being of the youth. Additionally, the DCJ collaborates with Clackamas County Juvenile Department and Washington County Juvenile Department to provide comprehensive services and support to young individuals in the justice system. With a focus on community engagement and holistic approaches, the Multnomah County Department of Community Justice plays a vital role in promoting positive outcomes for youth and fostering a sense of accountability and responsibility.

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