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Washington County's Commission on Children and Families sponsors a Volunteer Fair for Families -- room for children ages 3 and up.

Visit Us at the NW Pet and Companion Fair! We'll have an information booth with lots of info about pets and pet care.

Hearing Voices Storytelling Festival

99w at Hall and Greenburg/Main press release of project kick off.

County road crews will remove and dispose of illegal roadside signs.

Public Health Awards 2010 are presented to Adelante Agricultura and Michelle Brady, R.N.

Road Improvements Start on NW Sellers Road at NW Banks Road Intersection Realignment Project. An Open House is scheduled for April 6, 2010.

Washington County to start road improvements to 185th Avenue, Kinnaman to Shaw.

Up to 17 Chihuahuas and mixes will be available for adoption as they come from another shelter

Comments welcome on the Proposed Road Design and Construction Standards Updates

Property owners in Washington County should disregard a mailing from an alleged company in Grand Hills, California, asking for payment in order to "request a property tax reassessment."

To help answer questions about the 2010 Census, the U.S. Census Bureau will open Questionnaire Assistance Centers throughout Washington County from March 19 through April 19. Remember, we can't move forward until you mail your completed census form back!

Residents of Washington County are invited to take a brief Web survey about natural hazards that could impact our community.

Strengthened partnership and clarified roles are part of a new agreement between the Fair Board and Board of County Commissioners.

Washington County’s Department of Land Use and Transportation is holding an Open House to discuss proposed improvements to NW Bethany Boulevard, between NW Bronson Drive and West Union Road.

Comments welcome on the draft 2010 road maintenance work program.

Library2Go's New eBooks

Proclaim March 2011 as “Developmental Disabilities Awareness Month” in Washington County

Close to 100 best practices for sustainable automotive services were recognized in a widely respected award to the Fleet Services Division of the Washington County Support Services Department.

Washington County received a paving award from the Asphalt Pavement Association of Oregon. The Bald Peak Road project included a test of environmentally friendly warm mix asphalt.