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Youth Alcohol and Drug Prevention Efforts Honored with Public Health Recognition Awards on April 4, 2013

2013 Teen Summer Reading Art Contest - Winner Announced

Media release announcing April 10 Open House for Farmington Road (Hocken to Murray) Capital Improvement Project

Lab Results Confirm Norovirus in Forest Grove Outbreak - update to ongoing investigation

proclamation for 03-19-13

proclamation for boc meeting 03-19-13

In his third "State of the County" speech, Washington County Board Chairman Andy Duyck outlined the challenges and opportunities facing Washington County in the coming year.

Footsteps for Families run/walk for Child Abuse Prevention Month

Public invited to comment on annual road maintenance plan draft

9th Annual Storytelling Festival: Art of the Story at Washington County Libraries

Media Release announcing the March 20, 2013 Open House for the SW 124th Avenue Extension Project

The Washington County Elections Division was recently recognized by the National Association of Secretaries of State (NASS) for Outstanding Efforts in Voter Accessibility.

Metro, Multnomah and Washington counties have partnered to provide the public with updated information about a proposal to change the Washington-Multnomah county line in this unique area.

The Hillsboro School District is gaining attention for a partnership with Washington County Solid Waste & Recycling to improve recycling at all of the district’s 35 schools and administration office.

You're invited to be a part of the conversation about making Aloha Reedville a better community. Every voice counts, so please join us!

Media release announcing Scholls Ferry Road at Fanno Creek bridge - Paving Scheduled for Friday, February 15 and Monday, February 18.

With the walking dead poised to destroy civilization as we know it, planning for the zombie apocalypse seems worthy of our all-out efforts. On the bright side, getting ready for zombies will also have us in good shape in the event of other disasters and community-wide emergencies. Whether it be earthquakes, winter storms, or even a terrorist attack, our future survival just may hinge on how much time and effort we spend now on getting ready.