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Enfoque en el reporte anual de ARPA, inversion de dolares federales.

A notice of funding opportunity is now available for Washington County nonprofit business support organizations.

In a comprehensive 73-page report, Washington County outlines its use of funds resulting from the federal the American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA), which created the State and Local Fiscal Recovery Fund (SLFRF) to ensure local governments can respond to the pu

Investment areas include protecting public health and community wellness, continued operations, economic recovery and community engagement.

El sitio web servirá como un centro de información y un recurso para los miembros de la comunidad y las pequeñas empresas afectadas por la pandemia de COVID-19.

The American Rescue Plan website will serve as an information hub and a resource for community members and small businesses impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic.

Wingspan Event and Conference Center project receives award for excellence in structural engineering.

The community is cordially invited to share in a brief program and ribbon-cutting ceremony at the Public Services Building in downtown Hillsboro to commemorate meeting an important milestone in the County’s disaster preparedness efforts.

Let us know about how and where public funds should be spent on housing developments, infrastructure, programs, and more. This online survey about housing ends April 30th.

The boat ramp at Hagg Lake's C-Ramp Recreation Area will be closed for several days for routine maintenance.

Switzer joins the leadership team of Washington County’s Facilities and Parks Division.

Agencies and organizations throughout Washington County plan to conduct a disaster exercise this week. Learn more about readying your family for emergencies by visiting various preparedness websites.

Close to 100 best practices for sustainable landscaping management were recognized in a widely respected award to the Facilities and Parks Services Division of the Washington County Support Services Department.

Washington County Facilities and Parks Services works to maintain county-owned properties which includes an ongoing effort to combat invasive and noxious plant species. An invasive English holly tree was recently removed from the Courthouse grounds to protect the landscape, including six giant sequoia “heritage trees” planted by pioneers at the site in 1880.

Following flood damage remediation work by County crews and contractors, the basement of the Washington County Justice Services Building in downtown Hillsboro is now back in service.