Washington County News

Members of the public are invited to review refreshed language for Washington County’s vision, mission, principles, fundamental approaches and organizational goals.

The declaration will help the county coordinate with partner agencies and pursue additional resources for responding to the recent snow and ice storms.

Washington County's Three-year Equity report is now available to read. The report covers the 2020-2023 timeframe.

Celebrated annually in November, Transgender Awareness Week provides an opportunity for learning, lifting up the unique needs of the transgender community and celebrating the contributions of our transgender friends and neighbors.

The Board of County Commissioners has proclaimed November 2023 as Native American Heritage Month in Washington County.

On Thursday, October 19, from 6-8 p.m., Washington County will host an informational open house about opportunities to serve on boards, commissions, advisory councils and committees that advise the Board of County Commissioners on critical issues.

This prestigious accolade from the National Animal Care & Control Association is a testament to WCAS’s outstanding contributions, dedication, and exceptional service in the field of animal care and control.

With the upcoming retirement of Sheriff Pat Garrett on November 30, 2023, the Board of County Commissioners has appointed Caprice Massey to serve out the remainder of Sheriff Garrett’s term.

Covey was recognized by the Oregon Animal Control Council for his significant achievements in animal welfare. Washington County Animal Services took home three additional awards, including Animal Control/Welfare Agency of the Year.

The Board of County Commissioners has proclaimed September 15 to October 15, 2023, as Hispanic Heritage Month.