Where do the alarm permit fees and false alarm fines go?
The permit fees and false alarm fines are used to offset the county's administrative costs of the program and time spent by deputies on false alarm calls.
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The permit fees and false alarm fines are used to offset the county's administrative costs of the program and time spent by deputies on false alarm calls.
Funding for shelter locations comes from the Washington County Homeless Services Division. This division receives funding through the voter-approved regional Supportive Housing Services measure as its primary funding source, Continuum of Care funding from the federal government, and more recently temporary funding from the Governor’s implementation EO-02 declaring a state of emergency related to homelessness.
Depending on your collection company, most of the County’s food scraps go to Recology Organics in Aumsville, OR, or Pacific Region Compost in Adair Village, OR. Once it’s gone through the composting process, it’s distributed for different types of uses including landscaping at public parks and sold in retail outlets.
As these projects are still in the design phase, we don't yet have a firm number of impacted trees. We've hired a licensed arborist to help us make this determination.
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Email [email protected] or call 503-846-8315.
The following people can perform ceremonies:
To qualify for WIC you must meet income guidelines and be in any of the categories below:
Washington County has 11 garbage and recycling collection service providers that are each assigned an exclusive area to service as part of a franchise agreement with the local government.
If you live in a home that does not share garbage and recycling service with any other households, use the Garbage & Recycling Day tool to find out who your service provider is. Simply enter your address into the search bar and the company information, as well as your collection schedule, will appear. Please note: Addresses within the city limits of Beaverton, Portland and Wilsonville are not included in the collection schedule feature of this tool. If you live in one of these cities, use Metro's "Find your hauler" tool to identify your service provider.
If you live in a multifamily community and share garbage and recycling service, use Metro's "Find your hauler" tool and enter your address into the search bar.
If you are looking for service provider information for a business, use Metro's "Find your hauler" tool and enter the business address into the search bar.
You should contact the Washington County Sheriff at 503-629-0111 or the Oregon Department of Agriculture at 503-986-4681.
Oil spills can be reported to Oregon's Department of Environmental Quality.
Jay Nordhagen (Housing Specialist) will be on site in the Woodspring Clubhouse weekly to help individuals complete the packet. To schedule an appointment with Jay, please call 971-770-6428 or email [email protected].
The Econo Lodge Bridge Shelter represents Washington County's first year-round shelter for homeless adults and other at-risk groups. The program serves people experiencing homelessness, especially people who experience prolonged homelessness with disabling conditions and those recovering from COVID-19. Participants of the program will work with housing case managers to find and secure stable housing.
Every alarm user (residential or commercial) operating an alarm system in unincorporated Washington County or in the cities of Banks, Cornelius, Hillsboro or Gaston must obtain an alarm permit from the Sheriff’s Office. A separate permit is required for each alarmed site or building.
Property owners are responsible for maintaining vegetation on their properties to ensure visibility onto and within a public right-of-way is maintained.
Landlords of Oregon Residential Property who have current residential tenants who owe for past rent for any or all months since April 2020 and have signed a Declaration of Financial Hardship for Eviction Protection form as outlined in HB 4401. Eligible rental units must be located in the State of Oregon.