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Ambulance Services
Washington County Ambulance Service is comprised of 29 dedicated individuals. We are certified at a Critical Care Paramedic level. We are the only 24/7 Ambulance Service in Washington County.
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Assessor
Contact the Assessor to find information regarding property assessments, building searches, sales searches & photos.
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Attorney
Contact the Washington County Attorney.
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Auditor
The County Auditor is in charge of Budget & Finance, Payroll & Employee Records, Elections, Real Estate Transfer Records, Liquor Licenses, Tobacco Permits, & Firework Permits.
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Building & Grounds
The Building and Grounds Department is responsible for efficiently managing quality facilities, grounds, security, equipment and services to support Washington County Departments.
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Communications / E911
Communications/E911 is responsible for coordinating all emergency communications within the county.
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Conservation
The Washington County Conservation Board is responsible for the county's parks, services, and upcoming events.
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Emergency Management Agency
Learn about the duties, responsibilities, and services of the Emergency Management Agency.
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Engineering & Secondary Roads
The Washington County Secondary Roads Department maintains the rural roadways within Washington County.
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Environmental Health
Environmental Health is responsible for food safety inspections, swimming pool inspections, septic system inspections, & provides free water tests for those with private wells.
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General Assistance
General Assistance provides assistance on a temporary basis for those in need of help with rent/mortgage, groceries, utility payments and limited medical expenses.
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GIS Services
A geographic information system (GIS) is a system designed to capture, store, manipulate, analyze, manage, and present all types of spatial or geographical data.
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Information Technology
Information Technology Department (IT) is responsible for support, security, and planning of all data systems that sustain the operations of all county departments.
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Mental Health & Disability Services (MHDS)
Washington County Mental Health and Disability Services is the local access point for Southeast Iowa Link (SEIL), a Mental Health and Disability Services Region serving the counties of Des Moines, Henry, Jefferson, Keokuk, Lee, Louisa, Van Buren and Washington.
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Outreach
Outreach provides probation supervision services to court ordered individuals, as well as substance abuse assessment and/or evaluations and service referrals.
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Planning & Development
Get information about building, development, floodplain management and more.
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Public Health & Home Care
Washington County's Public Health Department is committed to protecting and promoting the health of residents of Washington County.
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Recorder
The Recorder's Office maintains official records of documents affecting title to real estate, issues marriage licenses, registers birth, death & marriage records, assists in the passport application process, and also provides registration, title and lien services for those who own recreational vehicles.
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Recycling Center
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Sheriff
Washington County Public Safety involves all the unincorporated areas of Washington County and 7 incorporated cities.
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State Offices
Find contact information for your locally placed state offices.
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Treasurer
As the county's chief financial officer, the treasurer is responsible for the receipt, management, disbursement, and investment of all monies paid to Washington County. You can obtain information about property tax, drivers license and more.
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Veterans Affairs
The Washington County Commission of Veterans Affairs provides assistance to Washington County Veterans and/or eligible family members.
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Weed Commissioner
The County Weed Commissioner uses his experience and knowledge to educate landowners about noxious and invasive plants and give recommendations for chemical, cultural or mechanical management.