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Volunteer Transportation for veterans is being inaugurated by Ride Connection

media release regarding public health week recognition awards

Washington County is opening the Public Inquiry Center to field questions about the H1N1 flu.

With more Oregon workplaces experiencing COVID-19 outbreaks, Washington County has created a downloadable toolkit in English and Spanish to help businesses address and prevent these outbreaks.

Washington County Animal Services Featured on KATU-TV, story on animal control

Effective October 17, 2009, Washington County Animal Services & Bonnie L. Hays Animal Shelter is open expanded hours.

Washington County Animal Services Officers Rescue Bernese Mountain Dog Trapped On Island

Washington County Announces Changes at Tigard Health Clinic - Press Release

Washington County announces updated information on cooling centers for the upcoming weekend and next week.

Information for people whose garbage wasn't picked up this week due to the winter storm

Washington County has applied to the state for reopening, with a goal of entering Phase I on Monday, June 1.

At their meeting today, the Washington County Board of Commissioners passed Ordinance 848, which requires drug manufacturers that sell their products in Washington County to provide and fund a safe and convenient way to dispose of unused medications. The ordinance goes into effect on June 6.

Today the Washington County Board of Commissioners approved a reopening plan written by county staff with input from local emergency managers. The board also approved contracting with two outside agencies for recruitment of contact tracers and support staff.

Washington County Businesses Get Free Assistance with New Recycling Requirements

Washington County DAVS Seeks Input to Strategic Plan

Upon the recommendation of the Washington County Department of Health & Human Services, all schools in the Forest Grove School District will be closed for Monday and Tuesday, May 4-5, due to the concern over the spread of H1N1 Virus (Swine Flu).

Washington County Disability, Aging and Veteran Services (DAVS) is moving from their current location in downtown Hillsboro to 5240 NE Elam Young Parkway, Suite 300, in Hillsboro.

Washington County Disability, Aging and Veteran Services (DAVS) is conducting a community survey about the needs of veterans, older adults and people with physical disabilities. The survey is available in multiple languages online and in hard copy upon request. It will remain open through August 31, 2020.

In addition to conducting targeted focus groups at senior centers and meal sites around the county, DAVS has created an online survey.

Dr. Repp was recognized for developing and implementing an innovative suicide surveillance system in Washington County that involves a unique collaboration between the medicolegal death investigators and epidemiologists.