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

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

vacancy announcement for boards on 01-08-13

proclamation to boc agenda 12-04-12

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.

Animal shelters are important to the quality of life of communities around the nation.

Sheriff Pat Garrett has recorded a special message for residents of the Enhanced Sheriff’s Patrol District. It relates to Measure 34-198 which would continue an enhanced level of police emergency response within the urban communities outside of cities.

Proclamation supporting the Great Oregon Shakeout in BCC 10-16-12

The following boards currently are seeking applicants to fill vacancies.

Hispanic Heritage Month was established in Washington County to recognize the contributions Hispanic/Latino members of our communities have made in Washington County.

The Washington County Board of Commissioners have asked voters in the Enhanced Sheriff's Patrol District to consider replacing an existing local option levy that expires June 2013. This measure would maintain current service levels within the Patrol District.

Free Spanish Sustainability Workshop will take place on September 18, 2012.

vacancy announcement for FAC 2012

Vacancy announcement for SWAC

Washington County Solid Waste Advisory Committee will hold a public meeting on June 14, 2012 at 10 AM.

Washington County Hosts Free “Clean & Green Communities” Workshop for Multifamily Community Managers

NPWW 2012

EMS Week - May 20-26, 2012

County BOC Board Seeks Candidates

Businesses Urged to Donate Excess Food to Help Local Families in Need