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Work Program Comment Opportunity

Comments on the Long Range Planning Division's draft 2011 Work Program will be accepted through April 18.
News article Land Use & Transportation

A-Engrossed Ordinance No. 626

Ordinance Number
626-A
2004Ord626a.pdf (PDF 1.47 MB)

A-Engrossed Ordinance No. 626 proposes to amend the Transportation Plan to define the general location of a new alignment for Saltzman Road just south of Laidlaw by amending the Functional Classification System and Lane Numbers maps.

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RESULTS – 17 Day Seat Belt Blitz

During the 17 day enforcement “blitz,” Washington County Sheriff’s Office deputies made 1,176 traffic stops, which resulted in 954 citations, two felony arrests, and 449 warnings. Of those stopped, 126 were for seat belt violations, 553 for speeding, and 272 for use of cell phone. The Sheriff’s Office Traffic Safety Unit would like to remind everyone that proper seat belt and child restraint is the number one way to prevent injury or death if you or your children are involved in a crash.
Media release Sheriff's Office
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Proclamation LGBTQ Pride Month 2020

The Board of County Commissioners has proclaimed June 2020 as LGBTQ Pride Month in Washington County.
News article Board of County Commissioners (BCC)
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Tragic Incident at Henry Hagg Lake

A drowning death occurred Sunday, July 30, 2017 at Henry Hagg Lake in western Washington County.
News article County Administrative Office
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Washington County Receives Green Business Award

Washington County was recently recognized for best practices in waste reduction and operational sustainability, becoming only the second government agency to receive a Gold Level Green Business Award.
Media release
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2019-20 County Proposed Budget

Washington County’s proposed $1.4 billion total budget includes managed growth in countywide services, strategic investments in affordable housing and a variety of facilities and systems which support equitable service delivery.
Media release County Administrative Office

Ordinance No. 642

Ordinance Number
642
2005Ord642.pdf (PDF 144.93 KB)

Ordinance No. 642 proposes to amend the Community Development Code to clarify sidewalk standards in Transit Oriented Districts. The ordinance would also amend the Community Development Code and Pedestrian Element of the 2020 Transportation Plan to reference a design handbook (Pedestrian Enhancements Design Guidelines) that was developed by the county to provide guidance for pedestrian amenities such as wide sidewalks, landscaping, pedestrian-scale lighting and street furniture. The ordinance also proposes to add a strategy to the Bicycle Element of the 2020 Transportation Plan to provide for the possibility of signing certain low-speed/low traffic volume streets as bicycle routes.

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Ordinance No. 649

Ordinance Number
649
2005Ord649.pdf (PDF 637.12 KB)

Ordinance No. 649 proposes to amend the Comprehensive Framework Plan for the Urban Area (CFP), the Rural/Natural Resource Plan, the 2020 Transportation Plan, three community plans and the Community Development Code relating to housekeeping and general updates.

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Homelessness in Washington County

Washington County Board of Commissioners' review of efforts to end homelessness in Washington County.
News article Board of County Commissioners (BCC)

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