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Registration Open for Free Parenting Series - The program is geared towards parents of children ages 2 through 10.

Washington County Board of Commissioners' review of efforts to end homelessness in Washington County.

The Urban Road Maintenance District Advisory Committee recommends six safety improvement projects for construction in 2013-2014.

Washington County, Oregon Garbage and Recycling Collection Service Interruptions (January 2011)

New Passport Program to Extend Local Library Access Statewide

vacancy announcement for boards on 01-08-13

Cat and owner arrive at Bonnie Hays Shelter at the same time six months after cat went missing

Media release notifying the public that Cornelius Pass Road has reopened with a new bridge over Rock Creek after being closed for 6 months.

High water on county roads

Thinking of adopting a pet this holiday season? Depending on your holiday plans, it can be the best of times – or the worst of times – to bring home a new pet.

Washington County road crews have been plowing roads at higher elevations.

Andy Back will lead new Planning and Development Services division uniting long range planning, development review, building permitting/inspection and code compliance functions.

Media release notifying the public about the upcoming periodic road closures for the Scholls Ferry Road bridge beam deliveries.

Bonnie Hays Shelter Receives $120,000 Donation from Bequest

Washington County employee Andy Cartmill named "Educator of the Week" by K103-FM for outstanding work in addiction services.

proclamation to boc agenda 12-04-12

Boil Water Notice Lifted for Tigard

The Washington County Board of Commissioners address key issues that explain the history of the land use planning process for North Bethany and Arbor Oaks. The development coincides with promising signs of economic recovery which will bring about a high demand for housing in Washington County in the coming years. The Commissioners filed this guest editorial piece with the Oregonian in response to two recent stories regarding North Bethany.

Washington County and the family of Lukus Glenn announced today that they have reached a settlement of all outstanding issues in the case of Glenn v. Washington County, U.S. District Court No. 3:08-CV-950-MO.

Washington County's Bonnie Hays Animal Shelter Creates a New Holiday Tradition on the West Side