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Memorial Day Ceremony - Save the Date!

Oregon Public Health Officials Investigating E. coli Cases - Media release issued by the State

Hillsboro Resident Named Outstanding Oregon Woman Veteran of the Year 2012

Washington County Recognizes Outstanding Public Health Efforts at ceremony on April 5

Media Release for 2012 National Public Health Week Activities

April 28th Race Raises Awareness for Child Abuse Prevention Month

Media Release: Washington County HHS Earns Public Health Emergency Preparedness Recognition

Media release regarding Problem Gambling Awareness Week, March 4-10

media release regarding animal shelter annex dedication on February 29

Media Release: High Fidelity Mobile Training Vehicle to be Unveiled on March 5

media release regarding public health week recognition awards

Washington County’s WIC Program to Receive Breastfeeding Award on January 31, 2012

Visit the Bonnie L. Hays Small Animal Shelter in Hillsboro to bring home a new friend!

Infants who did not receive a newborn hearing screen can access this important service by contacting Washington County Public Health.

DAVS Three Year Strategic Plan

DAVS seeks Veteran Case Aid Volunteers

2011 Veterans Benefits and Job Fair at Willow Creek

Washington County DAVS Seeks Input to Strategic Plan

Oregon Public Health officials have identified fresh strawberries from a Newberg farm with fields in Washington County as the source of a cluster of E. coli O157:H7 infections. Health officials are urging consumers who may have purchased strawberries grown on this farm to throw them out.

Avoid mosquito bites and remove containers of standing water and other items that can become habitat for breeding mosquitoes.