Washington County News

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.

The Washington County Medical Examiner’s Office is seeking assistance identifying a man found deceased on April 20 at a Beaverton MAX station.

Although a Washington County Circuit Court ruling in 2022 put the ordinance on hold, today’s opinion completely reverses that 2022 ruling. The case is now being sent back to Washington County Circuit Court for further proceedings.

May is National Building Safety Month and Bicycle Safety Month.

Washington County Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) and the Public Health Division honored significant contributions to public health that promote and support a culture of health and well-being in the county.

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.