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Schedule a Ride-Along

The Sheriff’s Office Ride-Along program is a unique opportunity for community members to experience law enforcement service first-hand. Learn how deputies respond and communicate during any situation requiring their service.
… between our staff and our community, offering riders a better grasp of our role in public safety. Qualifications to Ride-Along: You must be over the age of 18 to participate. You must …
Information Patrol Division

Types of Content Not Allowed on County Social Media Sites

The County's social media sites serve as a mechanism for communication between County departments and members of the public. Content containing any of the following is not allowed.
… undercover activities of law enforcement agencies; Information that may tend to compromise the safety or security of the public or public systems; Content that violates a legal ownership …
Policy County Administrative Office

Unauthorized Signs in the Right-of-Way

Unauthorized signs are not allowed in County right-of-way.
… walls or cabinets We consider removing signs if they interfere with road work or are a risk to safety. Signs may be removed as resources allow. The sign content is not a factor in whether we …
Information Road Maintenance

Neighborhood Streets Program Language Selection

Neighborhood Streets Program Language Selection
… までメールしてください。お名前とご自宅の住所もご記入ください。 English Members of your neighborhood have requested traffic safety measures. You and your neighbors are invited to choose whether to put these safety measures into effect. Email [email protected] if you want a translated …
Information Land Use & Transportation
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URMD publishes annual report

The 2014-2015 Urban Road Maintenance District Annual Report is available online. Nearly 95% of URMD streets are rated in "good" or better pavement condition.
Media release Land Use & Transportation
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Cipole Road to close Sept. 24-Oct. 21

Cipole Road will close from Sept. 24-Oct. 21, between Pacific Highway and Herman Road, for a culvert replacement.
News article Land Use & Transportation
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2022 Year-End Message From Sheriff Pat Garrett

As we close out 2022, Washington County Sheriff Pat Garrett shares an update for our community and commends the work of our remarkable staff over the past year.
Blog post Sheriff's Office
Community Academy topper

WCSO Community Academy 2023

Spring 2023 welcomes back our in-person WCSO Community Academy! REGISTER NOW for this 6-class series, Wednesday evenings from May 10-June 14, 6pm-9pm and experience interactive demonstrations, specialized tours, and an in-depth look into our operations.
Blog post Sheriff's Office
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Hazardous Air Closure for September 15, 2020

All county facilities will be closed to the public Tuesday, September 15, due to poor air quality throughout the region. Public safety, many Support Services functions and emergency response operations will continue.
Media release County Administrative Office

209th Avenue (Alexander Street to Kinnaman Road)

SW 209th Avenue is being improved between Alexander Street and Kinnaman Road. Construction began in 2022.
… for corrective work. Funding Cost Estimate:  $29.1 million Funding Sources: Major Streets Transportation Improvement Program (MSTIP 3e) MSTIP Bonding Cost-sharing Program   CPO 9 …
Information Transportation Improvement Projects

Information and Referral

Information and referral specialists can help you understand the programs and services that are available in Washington County. They also provide information about how to access these supports.
… a loved one and am exhausted and overwhelmed. Is there anything to help me? What kind of transportation is available to help me get to medical appointments, shopping and recreation? …
Information Disability, Aging and Veteran Services

Reedville Trail (English)

Reedville Trail is a bike and pedestrian route following the electrical transmission line. This project improves the existing trail and adds street crossings.
…  $2.8 million (2023 estimate) Funding sources: MSTIP Opportunity Fund Oregon Department of Transportation (ODOT) grant funding Gain Share funds Prior events and comment opportunities Meet …
Information Transportation Improvement Projects

Witch Hazel Road (Pedestrian Improvement)

Witch Hazel Road will be improved with a sidewalk from SE 38th Court to SE 49th Court.
… Cost:  $1.2 million (estimate) Funding sources: ODOT Safe Routes to School grant Major Streets Transportation Improvement Program  (MSTIP) Opportunity Fund     CPO 9 (inactive) Commissioner …
Information Transportation Improvement Projects

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