News

Leah Perkins-Hagele named fairgrounds manager after nationwide search.

The Washington County Budget Committee received the proposed budget today for next fiscal year.

The public is invited to celebrate the culmination of the OR National Guard training exercise at the Washington County Fair Complex which resulted in many improvements to the site. An equipment exhibition and dedication ceremony will be held Wednesday, May 15, beginning at 4:00 p.m.

The Oregon National Guard IRT program will provide labor and equipment to repair and improve numerous areas around the Fair Complex starting Monday, May 6, 2013.

The public is invited to attend some upcoming, local events designed to raise awareness about child abuse in our community and learn ways to protect children.

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.

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.

The Annual Washington County Facilities & Parks Services Energy Fair is expanding this year to include an additional focus on Emergency Preparedness.

Westside Economic Alliance director to begin new job in September 2012.

Washington County has recently installed electric vehicle (EV) charging stations in the parking lot of the Cameron Public Services Building in Hillsboro.

Attendees of the 2012 Washington County Fair encouraged to use Light Rail to relieve parking congestion.

Next director of the Juvenile Department to begin in July 2012.

Agencies throughout Washington County plan to conduct disaster exercises this week. Learn more about readying your family for emergencies by visiting various preparedness websites.

This baseline report is intended to help the county reduce the negative impact of greenhouse gas emissions on human health, the economy and the environment.

By implementing key measures for conserving energy, Washington County receives the EPA’s Energy Star designation for its flagship building.

The offices of OSU Extension Service for Washington County have relocated to the Charles D. Cameron Public Services Building in Hillsboro. Extension’s wide spectrum of research-based services for rural, suburban and urban communities are now co-located with those provided by county government.

The Washington County Planning Commission meeting has been canceled this evening due to natural gas escaping from a pressure relief valve near NW 317 and Jackson in Hillsboro. An announcement about a rescheduled meeting will be made as soon as possible.

Hillsboro attorney to oversee legal office representing county government.

New manager to oversee programs designed to improve the lives of low and moderate income Washington County residents.

Public agencies throughout Washington County plan to conduct a disaster exercise from 8 a.m. to mid-afternoon May 10. Learn more about readying your family for emergencies by visiting various preparedness websites.