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The new complaints come after investigators previously found Board Chair Tamia Deary bullied Multnomah County employees.

The levy pumps hundreds of millions into law enforcement and justice agencies in the county.

The Board of Commissioners declared a state of emergency Tuesday.

The county will keep its shelters open and housing programs running for now using a portion of state funds earmarked for the next fiscal year.

Travis Brown cited family medical problems as his reason for leaving. A complaint filed last month accuses him of disrespecting employees.

"We have to stand up for our community as we face a federal administration that is, frankly, hell bent in singling out Portland,” council president says.

Voters will decide whether or not to continue a levy that pumps hundreds of millions into law enforcement and justice agencies in the county.

Willamette Week reported federal agents allegedly blocked an ambulance from quickly leaving with an injured protester on Oct. 5.

Tamia Deary disputed the findings, citing a cognitive disability. The health board she oversees was also flagged for failing to meet requirements for federal funding, putting millions of dollars at risk.

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