Washington County News

La Agencia Federal para el Desarrollo de la Pequeña Empresa está ofreciendo préstamos federales por desastre a bajo interés a pequeñas empresas que se vieron afectadas económicamente por la tormenta de hielo invernal que ocurrió del 12 al 20 de enero.

Washington County Public Health contracted with ECONorthwest to conduct an analysis of current infrastructure and projected workforce needs to expand early learning and care for infants and children through age five.

Community members are encouraged to participate in Operation Green Light from November 6-12 by changing one light bulb in their home or business to a green bulb.

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.

The conference on October 27 is specifically for unpaid family and friend caregivers who are caring for an older adult or anyone with dementia.

Comenzando el 1 de octubre, los miembros de la comunidad en el área urbana no incorporada del Condado de Washington podrán incluir desechos de comida en el carrito para los desechos del jardín.

Starting October 1, community members in urban unincorporated Washington County can include food scraps in their yard debris roll carts.

Washington County Health and Human Services (HHS) has announced that Chanin Bays has been selected to serve as the new manager for Administrative Services. She replaces Noor Delaughn, who was promoted to HHS assistant director in June.

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.

Washington County’s Relatives as Parents Program (RAPP) is partnering with Oregon Kinship Navigator to host a resource fair on September 26 at the Hillsboro Brookwood Library.