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If I am under the age of 18 and live with my parents, can I get WIC?

You may qualify. If your parents/legal guardians meet WIC income requirements or provide less than 50% of your living expenses.

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If I am working, can I apply for WIC?

Yes. Working families can qualify for WIC.

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Information About Your WIC Appointment

Information about how to prepare for your Washington County WIC appointment. Including what to bring and what to expect.
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Nutrition Classes at WIC

Information about how to complete WIC nutrition classes. Both online and in-person.
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Patrol Ride Along Application

Fill this application to take part in the Sheriff's Office Ride-Along program that provides participants an unique opportunity to accompany a patrol deputy on shift.
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Schedule a Ride-Along

The Sheriff’s Office Ride-Along program is a unique opportunity for community members to experience law enforcement service first-hand. Learn how deputies respond and communicate during any situation requiring their service.
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Sheriff Services by Location

Learn about the range of policing and law enforcement services in Washington County that are provided depending on location.
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Sign Up for WIC

Sign up for WIC in Washington County, Oregon.
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Submit Eligibility Documents for WIC

To send your proof of identity, address and income to WIC, you can submit missing eligibility documents via this form.
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Traffic Complaint Report Form

Notify the Washington County Sheriff's Office about potential traffic problems in your neighborhood or a particular location within unincorporated Washington County.
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Traffic Safety

Learn about different programs and find resources to file traffic complaints and concerns.
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Victim Services

Find resources available to victims and their families, including general resources, and others specific to certain types of crime victims.
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Washington County WIC FAQ

Answers to frequently asked questions about Washington County WIC, Oregon
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What do I do if I am having problems using my WIC card?

We will help fix the problem. Please contact us at [email protected] or 503-846-3555.

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What does WIC stand for?

Women Infants and Children

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What happens if I move out of the area?

WIC is nationwide. Let us know when you are moving and we will give you information about transferring to a new WIC program.

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