Washington County News

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.

Washington County Public Health has successfully completed a rigorous review process to maintain national accreditation status through the Public Health Accreditation Board (PHAB) for another five years.

Takach will begin her new executive leadership role with the County on October 16, following a nationwide competitive search.

With children heading back to school soon, Washington County Public Health is encouraging parents and caregivers to get their children up to date on required immunizations.

Con los niños volviendo a la escuela pronto, el Departamento de Salud Pública del Condado de Washington alienta a los padres o guardianes que se aseguren de que las vacunas de sus niños estén al día.

El informe de salud climática publicado hoy por los condados de Washington, Multnomah y Clackamas es el tercero de una serie de Informes Regionales de Monitoreo del Clima y la Salud

A climate health report released today by Washington, Multnomah and Clackamas counties is the third in a series of Regional Climate and Health Monitoring Reports that document the health impacts of extreme weather and poor air quality.

Washington County Animal Services is seeking the public’s assistance in identifying the owner of two male Pitbull-type puppies found in the bushes in Hillsboro.