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Washington County District Attorney's Office launches new campaign to protect area businesses

The Washington County District Attorney's Office launches new campaign to protect area businesses.
 
The Washington County District Attorney's Office, on behalf of the Washington County Interagency Organized Retail Theft Task Force, has secured grant funding from the State of Oregon to support efforts to combat organized retail theft and shoplifting across the county. With this grant, the Washington County District Attorney's Office can purchase security systems upgrades for qualifying small and medium businesses.
 
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What Happens When Communities Commit to Trees?

What happens when entire communities commit to trees? They allow neighbors to access their amazing benefits and take on some of the biggest challenges of our time. 

 

Trees can help:

Reduce pollution in air and water.

Cool urban heat islands.

Protect against storm surge.

Make communities stronger.

 

This Arbor Day we are teaming up with @arborday to celebrate all trees can do for us and for the world.

 

Celebrate Arbor Day – April 26, 2024

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Count Me In!

This Arbor Day, and all year, we’re saying “count me in”, “let’s go”, and “for sure” to trees by partnering with @arborday to put more trees in our community and commit to a greener future for all. Join us in saying YES to trees and all they can do for people and the planet this Arbor Day Season.
Celebrate Arbor Day – April 25, 2025.
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Say Yes! to Arbor Day

For all the incredible things trees do for us, we’re saying YES to @arborday. So, no matter how you say it, when you commit to planting trees, you’re creating a healthier planet for generations to come.
Celebrate Arbor Day – April 25, 2025.
 
 
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Yes! to Arbor Day

By teaming up with @arborday, we’re saying a big “YOU BET” to another season of planting trees, “ABSOLUTELY” to cooler cities, and “I’M IN” to a greener future.
Celebrate Arbor Day – April 25, 2025.
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Washington County Community Wildfire Protection Plan Survey - Open through end of May 2025

Washington County is creating a Community Wildfire Protection Plan (CWPP). This is a collaborative process that involves input from all stakeholders.  Residents and stakeholders within the county are encouraged to take a survey to share their thoughts, concerns and provide guidance for the Community Wildfire Protection Plan. To take the survey, click on the QR code on the flyer, or visit Washington County Community Wildfire Protection Plan Community Engagement Survey.

Thank you for your participation.

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