Washington County News

Five local animal organizations are joining forces for Adopt ASAP, a major adoption event happening Friday, October 25 to Sunday, October 27. During the event, adopters can welcome a furry friend into their lives for 75% off adoption fees.

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

Veterans and their leashed dogs – along with family and friends – are invited to free events on September 21 and 28.

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

With a few weeks left before the school year begins, Washington County Public Health staff say now is a great time as any for parents and caregivers to get their children up-to-date vaccinations and protect them against vaccine-preventable disease.

A solo unas pocas semanas antes del inicio del año escolar, por recomendación del personal de Salud Pública del Condado de Washington, ahora es el mejor tiempo para que los padres o guardianes se aseguren que sus niños estén al día con sus vacunas.

The Board of County Commissioners is seeking committed volunteers with diverse backgrounds to advise them on critical community issues.

Fireworks may cause pets to panic and escape from their enclosures or to bolt away from their owners. Take steps now to protect your pets.

Washington County Disability, Aging and Veteran Services (DAVS) is conducting a survey to collect public input about the needs of veterans, people with physical disabilities and older adults in our community.

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.