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Here are frequently asked questions and their answers to understand Strategic Investment Program (SIP) better.

Accessibility Statement for washingtoncountyor.gov

Description of the "Administrative Manual" required under Washington County Code.

The Advisory Council on Racial Equity advises Washington County’s Board of Commissioners and County leadership on the advancement of equity, diversity and inclusion best and promising practices.

Washington County's Charter provides for a council-manager form of government, giving the five-member Board of County Commissioners legislative responsibility and designating administrative authority to a Board-appointed professional county administrator.

Overview of key documents governing the county structure.

Learn more about Design the Future, an initiative to promote clarity, flow of information and collaboration throughout the organization.

The independent Ethics Matters hotline and website allow community members and employees to anonymously report concerns about the conduct of county employees, officials or agents of the county.

Cities, fire districts, school districts, water districts, and special districts in Washington County.

View all of the County's communication contacts in one place.

Overview of the Washington County strategic plan.

Launched in August 2024, the “One Washington County Oregon” Podcast features employees, subject matter experts and special guests from Oregon's second-most populous county discussing programs, services and items of interest to county residents.

Washington County's foundational documents shape the organization and its practices.

Find details about the Strategic Investment Program Agreements between Washington County, the City of Hillsboro and businesses.

Catalogue of volunteer opportunities among county departments.

Washington County Salary Commission to determine commissioners salaries per voter approved ballot measure.