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The County reflects on Deflection’s two-year anniversary today.

Washington County Behavioral Health and 4D Recovery are hosting a free community event on Saturday, August 29, at the 4D Recovery O’Rourke Center in Hillsboro to raise awareness about overdose prevention.

Washington County unveiled its new Beaverton Recovery Center (BRC) with a ceremonial ribbon cutting followed by a facility tour. The BRC is one of two locations for the County’s new Center for Addictions Triage and Treatment (CATT).

Washington County’s Deflection Program is a collaboration among Health and Human Services, the District Attorney’s Office, the Sheriff’s Office, Community Corrections, Behavioral Health Resource Network providers, and peer-delivered services.

This facility houses a variety of community services to support people with substance use disorders and other behavioral health conditions. It is one of two locations for the County’s Center for Addictions Triage and Treatment (CATT).

The first successful deflection marks a significant milestone in our efforts to support individuals on their path to treatment and recovery.

A joint release from Washington County Behavioral Health, Washington County District Attorney's Office, and Washington County Sheriff's Office

Washington County Behavioral Health and Studio Art Direct invite local artists in recovery from problem substance use to submit their artwork for possible display.

Washington County hosted a groundbreaking ceremony at the future home of the Center for Addictions Triage and Treatment (CATT) in Beaverton. The County aims to open this facility by late 2025.