Search

Yes, the SFP CAB and the Washington County CHIP are connected since both are working to achieve community health improvement goals. The CHIP addresses a broad range of health priorities, and prevention-related work is often part of those priorities. Washington County staff are working behind the scenes to keep the SPF CAB and the CHIP aligned and supporting each other and to make it simple for partners to participate in this work.

Yes! Washington County will compensate eligible individuals and organizations for their time at the rate of $75 per meeting or block of work time.

You have 24 hours from when the car was tagged to remove it from the public right-of-way. If it is still on the right-of-way beyond that, it will be subject to towing. If it is towed, a lien will attach to the vehicle for the tow company’s towing and storage charges. If you do not reclaim the vehicle within a specific time period, it will be disposed of or sold according to law.

If your vehicle was towed at the county's request from public property, you have 15 days from the date of the tow to retrieve your personal belongings from the vehicle without paying towing or storage costs. This does not include anything that is attached to the vehicle.

No, if you have been issued a CHL by Washington County and we are able to verify this within our system you would still be able to renew your CHL. If it has been 10 years or more since you were last issued a CHL we may need to see proof of citizenship, but there is no need to start over.

Although no additional classes or fees are required for a late renewal, remember you cannot carry concealed until the renewal license has been issued.

If you create any kind of alarm calls while revoked (bonafide, authorized cancel, audible alarm) - you may be issued a $500 citation for each activation. (Ordinance 8.12.040)

If you create a false alarm while revoked - you may be issued a $1,000 citation for each false alarm response. (Ordinance 8.12.128)