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May 22, 2026
Washington County has implemented Stage 1 fire restrictions effective May 22 due to heightened wildfire risk from drought conditions. Prohibited activities include open flames outside approved areas and fireworks on public lands. Officials urge residents to take extra precautions until further notice.
Read more →May 21, 2026
The Washington County Fair celebrated its 165th year this April with around 60,000 attendees. The long-standing event draws visitors locally and from afar while highlighting community traditions. Officials cite cultural programs and key facilities that help sustain this annual gathering.
Read more →May 12, 2026
Washington County has released details about its upcoming primary election scheduled for June 23, including mail-in ballot timelines and accessibility provisions for voters with disabilities. Equipment testing dates have also been announced as part of election security measures.
Read more →May 1, 2026
Washington County has certified candidates for federal and county offices in advance of the 2026 primary election. The notice lists qualified individuals who will appear on ballots this year. Only registered Republicans can vote in their party's primary.
Read more →April 30, 2026
Washington County has opened its parking garage terrace pickleball courts and track directly to residents after partnership talks took longer than expected. The facility will be available weekdays with posted rules in place.
Read more →April 24, 2026
Washington County has introduced a new evacuation tool designed for real-time emergency updates. The system aims to provide clear guidance during events like wildfires or floods. Officials say it supports broader efforts toward safety and sustainable community development.
Read more →April 17, 2026
Washington County will raise its recording fee to $45 per document beginning May 6. The fee for redacting recorded documents will also increase while other fees remain unchanged. The changes are part of ongoing efforts by the county government.
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