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Economic Development Program Progress Report

Washington County’s Economic Development Program, launched in 2021, shares the progress made toward enhancing small business support, advancing workforce development efforts and leading new strategic initiatives.
Media release Washington County
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Economic Injury Disaster Loans for Small Businesses

The U.S. Small Business Administration is offering low-interest federal disaster loans to small businesses in several Oregon counties that were economically impacted by the winter ice storm that occurred January 12 - 20.
News article Washington County
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Préstamos por Desastre por Daños Económicos para Pequeñas Empresas

La Agencia Federal para el Desarrollo de la Pequeña Empresa está ofreciendo préstamos federales por desastre a bajo interés a pequeñas empresas que se vieron afectadas económicamente por la tormenta de hielo invernal que ocurrió del 12 al 20 de enero.
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About the WCCCC

Basic information about the Washington County Community Corrections Center.
Information Community Corrections Center Safety & Justice

Access Business NW

The Northwest ADA Center provides trainings to groups on general and specific topics of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA).
Non-profit organization Economic Development Program

Adelante Farmers Market

The mission of the Farmers Markets is to strengthen our local food system, economic vitality, and community identity. We do this by providing access to fresh, local and artisan food products sold directly from the farmers and producers themselves.
Non-profit organization Economic Development Program

Adelante Mujeres

Adelante Mujeres helps entrepreneurs launch successful and sustainable small businesses through training, networking experience, technical assistance and access to capital.
Non-profit organization Economic Development Program

Adelante Mujeres Cocinemos and Commissary Kitchen

Participants of the Food Program have access to the Adelante Mujeres Shared-Use Commercial Kitchen, located inside the Adelante Mujeres building in downtown Forest Grove, at an affordable price.
Non-profit organization Economic Development Program

Adelante Mujeres Empresas Small Business Program

The Adelante Mujeres Empresas Small Business Program provides small business development services to new and beginning Latine entrepreneurs in rural and urban Washington County.
Non-profit organization Economic Development Program

Advance Tigard

The program provides career coaching and matching grants to cover up to 50% of career education, skill development, and training for Tigard residents (no matter where they work) and employees of Tigard-based businesses (no matter where they live).
City resource Economic Development Program

Allowed Property

A list of allowed personal belongings and the amounts of each for residents.
Information Community Corrections Center Safety & Justice

Aloha Business Association

Members connect with other local business owners, engage with the those in the Aloha community in new and exciting ways and are a part of the monthly meetings held by the ABA Board keeping members up to date on what is happening in the community.
Non-profit organization Economic Development Program

Are residents allowed to come and go from the Corrections Center whenever they want?

No. Residents must get approved passes from their counselors before they leave the WCCCC. Most residents will be eligible for (able to get) passes after their initial 14-day blackout period.

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Frequently Asked Question Community Corrections Center

Are residents allowed to smoke cigarettes while they stay at the WCCCC?

Yes. Residents are allowed to smoke during the time staff gives for outdoor courtyard breaks. Residents are only allowed store-bought cigarettes. Residents cannot use loose tobacco, pipes, or cigars. Because of current Oregon law, residents under the age of 21 may not get cigarettes in a property drop.

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Resident Personal Belongings

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Frequently Asked Question Community Corrections Center

Asian Pacific American Network of Oregon (APANO)

APANO’s Small Business Support and Advising Program offers guidance and access to resources for local Asian and Pacific Islander businesses in Washington and Multnomah County.
Non-profit organization Economic Development Program

Beaverton Area Chamber of Commerce

The Beaverton Area Chamber of Commerce promotes a vibrant community and business environment by leading business development and retention, advocating sound public policy, and providing strategic member services.
Non-profit organization Economic Development Program

Beaverton Downtown Equity Strategy

A joint initiative of the City of Beaverton and its Urban Redevelopment Agency to guide public investments in downtown Beaverton with a focus on racial equity, preventing and mitigating displacement, and creating an inclusive downtown for all.
City resource Economic Development Program

Beaverton Farmers Market

The Beaverton Farmers Market mission has always been to give our customers access to fresh local produce and artisan food products, as well as to foster a sense of community by providing its members with a place to gather that is safe and inclusive.
City resource Economic Development Program

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