May 21-27 marks National Public Works Week, which highlights the importance of the roads, bridges, water and wastewater systems and treatment facilities we rely on every day.
Clean Water Services' Budget Committee will meet Friday, May 5 to review the proposed 2017-18 Budget which includes a 3.54 percent increase in sewer and surface water charges.
Forty Washington County industries were recognized for completing 2016 with a perfect pretreatment compliance record.
Earth Day only comes once a year, on April 22, but small actions can have year-round impacts.
A break from school doesn't have to mean a break from learning. Check out some resources to keep your mind and body busy this week.
Where are the turtles of Washington County? Can they live in urban settings? What do they need to thrive?
From shopping local native plant sales to implementing natural landscapes and water-friendly gardening practices in your yard, these resources will get your garden growing.
People and pets should avoid contact with Hall Creek in the area of Raleigh Park due to the possibility of increased bacteria in the water.
Local biologists need your help as they identify the diverse array of birds, mammals, amphibians, reptiles, insects and plants that call Fernhill home.
Enhancing the environment and quality of life in the Tualatin River Watershed through visionary and collaborative management of water resources in partnership with others.
