Clark County Approved to Move to Phase 2 of State Reopening Plan

*Clark County Public Health News Release*

Clark County’s request to move to Phase 2 of the Safe Start Washington plan has been approved.

State Secretary of Health John Wiesman notified Public Health on Friday morning that Clark County’s ...

Virtual Washougal City Council Workshop and Meeting for Monday, June 8, 2020

Here’s what you need to know to participate in the Monday, June 8 Virtual Washougal City Council Workshop and Meeting through the online ZOOM application and/or by phone. Residents may call in and participate during public comment periods during...

City of Washougal Park Restrooms Re-Opened

City of Washougal Public Works Department has re-opened most park restrooms across the city and will be following appropriate CDC protocols to ensure cleanliness and safety for park users. Restrooms at Hamllik Park and the men’s restroom at Uppe...

City of Washougal Community Message #6 on COVID-19 Response - May 31, 2020

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

May 31, 2020

Today City Manager David Scott issued Emergency Order 20-05. The order was issued to reflect the expiration of Governor Inslee’s ”Stay Home – Stay Healthy” Proclamation today, and th...

Sandy Swimming Hole Park Reopened

The City of Washougal Public Works Department is responding to the COVID-19 public health emergency and related federal, state and county directives and guidelines in order to ensure the health, safety and well-being of the community and our staff. We are...

Steigerwald Reconnection Project: Construction Begins June 1st

THE LARGEST RESTORATION PROJECT THE LOWER COLUMBIA RIVER HAS SEEN

One of the mightiest rivers of the West is about to experience one of its mightiest restoration efforts. Starting June 1st, 2020, construction begins at Steigerwald Lake National Wildlife Re...

City Moving in Right Direction According to Residents

The key findings of the 2020 Community Survey completed by the City of Washougal are that Washougal citizens give the City high marks for the overall quality of City services and that residents have a positive perception of the City. According to the resu...

STATE PUTS CLARK COUNTY PHASE 2 VARIANCE REQUEST ON PAUSE DUE TO OUTBREAK

Clark County Public Health was notified today that the state has put the county’s request for a Phase 2 variance on pause until further discussion next week. The decision is the result of a current COVID-19 outbreak at a Vancouver food processin...

Virtual Washougal City Council Workshop and Meeting for Tuesday, May 26, 2020

Here’s what you need to know to participate in the Tuesday, May 26 Virtual Washougal City Council Workshop and Meeting through the online ZOOM application and/or by phone. Residents may call in and participate during public comment periods durin...

Steamboat Landing Dock Remains Closed

The Steamboat Landing dock will remain closed to the public until further notice to prevent the spread of COVID-19 in our community because adequate social distancing cannot be maintained on the narrow dock. 

The city has received several complain...

Park Board of Commissioners Vacancy

The Parks Board is an advisory board to the city council as to the planning, development, management, and supervision of the city parks, squares, parkways, boulevards, play, and recreation facilities and to submit annual budgetary request to the City Coun...

Salary Commission Vacancy

The City of Washougal is accepting applications for the Salary Review Commission. 

A four-year term that begin in the September/October timeframe.  This five-member volunteer commission studies the relationship of salaries to the duties o...

Virtual Washougal City Council Annual Planning Session Friday, May 15, 2020 at 3:00 pm

Here’s what you need to know to participate in the May 15 Virtual Washougal City Council Annual Planning Session through the online ZOOM application and/or by phone.  Residents may call in and participate during public comment periods d...

Virtual Washougal City Council Workshop and Meeting for Monday, May 11

Here’s what you need to know to participate in the May 11 Virtual Washougal City Council Workshop and Meeting through the online ZOOM application and/or by phone. Residents may call in and participate during public comment periods during the wor...

City of Washougal Community Message #5 on COVID-19 Response - May 7, 2020

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

May 7, 2020

Greetings members of the Washougal Community. I hope this message finds you and your family well and coping as our community responds to the COVID-19 pandemic and we all continue to “Stay Home, Stay Healthy.&r...

City of Washougal Parks Response to Governor Jay Inslee’s “Safe Start Washington” Plan

In accordance with Governor Jay Inslee’s easing of outdoor recreations restrictions announced April 27, the City of Washougal has begun implementing a phased approach to open some city parks and facilities. The first step has been to open Lower ...

Inslee signs new COVID-19 order for phased re-opening of Washington's economy

Some businesses could re-open as early as this week under the new COVID-19 order signed by Gov. Jay Inslee today. The state’s “Safe Start” plan is a phased approach to re-opening Washington’s economy.

Under ...

Virtual Washougal City Council Workshop and Meeting for Monday, April 27

Here’s what you need to know to participate in the April 27 Virtual Washougal City Council Workshop and Meeting through the online ZOOM application and/or by phone. Residents may call in and participate during public comment periods during the w...

Take Advantage of E-Billing Options to Reduce the Spread of COVID-19

To help reduce the spread of COVID-19, the City of Washougal strongly encourages citizens to take advantage of E-billing and online payment options. These resources will eliminate the physical handling of paper bills, envelopes, cash and checks among mult...

Sandy Swimming Hole Park Closed to Limit Social Gatherings with Sunny Forecast Ahead

The City of Washougal Parks Department is responding to the COVID-19 public health emergency and related federal, state and city directives in order to ensure the health, safety and well-being of the community and our staff. It is critical to continue to ...

City of Washougal Parks Update for COVID-19 Response

The City of Washougal Parks Department is responding to the COVID-19 public health emergency and related federal, state and city directives in order to ensure the health, safety and well-being of the community and our staff. To ensure the safety of our ci...

Virtual Washougal City Council Workshop and Meeting for Monday, April 13

Here’s what you need to know to participate in the April 13 Virtual Washougal City Council Workshop and Meeting through the online ZOOM application and/or by phone. Residents may call in and participate during public comment periods during the w...

Steamboat Landing Dock Temporarily Closed to Public

The Steamboat Landing dock has been temporarily closed to the public until further notice to prevent the spread of COVID-19 in our community. 

Resources for Small Businesses Impacted by COVID 19

The City of Washougal supports businesses and their employees during this unprecedented time. With the assistance of our partners in the City of Vancouver, Clark County, the Greater Portland region, Washington State, and at the federal level, the city has...

Working Washington Small Business Emergency Grant (WWSBEG)

Working Washington Small Business Emergency Grant (WWSBEG) is a new program offered by Governor Jay Inslee and administered by Department of Commerce to assist small businesses—with up to 10 FTEs—impacted by COVID-19 to survive and ret...

City of Washougal Community Message #4 on COVID-19 Response - April 3, 2020

Greetings members of the Washougal Community. I’d like to provide you with an update on the rapidly evolving COVID-19 situation as it relates to the Washougal community.

Yesterday, Governor Inslee issued a necessary extension of the “St...

Take the Census Challenge with Mayor Coston

Happy Census Day! 

Mayor Molly Coston challenges YOU and your friends to do your part in representing Washougal. 

More participation = More funding for important projects in Washougal, such as,

• The Hathaway sidewalk project
• Upgrading the kit...

City of Washougal's Implementation of Governor's Order - March 26, 2020

According to Governor Inslee’s Stay Home, Stay Healthy Proclamation, in general, commercial and residential construction is not authorized because construction is not considered to be an essential activity.

However, there are a few exceptions:

• Con...

City of Washougal Community Message #3 on COVID-19 Response - March 24, 2020

Greetings members of the Washougal Community. I hope this message finds you and your family well and coping with the changes we are all experiencing as our community responds to the COVID-19 pandemic. As you know, the situation regarding our national and ...

Washougal Parks and Public Safety Update

Effective immediately, all City of Washougal playgrounds, sports courts/fields, and picnic shelters are closed. This will last until at least April 30. The City will be in continued contact with Clark County Public Health to evaluate our options ...

City of Washougal Updates Public Meeting Process in Response to COVID-19

To comply with Governor Inslee’s order regarding social distancing, the City of Washougal has made several changes to their public meetings. For Monday, March 23, the council will hold its normally scheduled Washougal City Council workshop and m...

City of Washougal Community Message #2 on COVID-19 Response - March 16, 2020

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

March 16, 2020

Greetings members of the Washougal Community. The situation regarding our national and state response to COVID-19 is rapidly evolving. Earlier today, Governor Inslee announced new measures to contain the spread of COVID-...

City of Washougal Community Message on COVID-19 Response

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

March 13, 2020

Greetings members of the Washougal Community. The City of Washougal is taking steps to contain the spread of coronavirus as well as preparing for further actions as they are needed. We understand and empathize with the g...

Washougal Police Department Lobby Temporarily Closed to Public

The City of Washougal is taking steps to contain the spread of coronavirus as well as preparing for further actions as they are needed. The Washougal Police Department lobby will be closed until further notice. Additionally, the department will no longer ...

ODOT Travel Preference Survey Now Live

This information is being shared on behalf of the Oregon Department of Transportation.

Contact: Don Hamilton, 503-704-7452

ODOT needs to know more about how travelers use Interstate 205 in Clackamas County as part of efforts to manage congestion and raise r...

Live Fire Training Burn Today

Friday March 13th the Camas-Washougal Fire Department will be conducting a training burn on a house located in the Prune Hill area. This training follows the National Fire Protection Association guidelines and is supervised by the CWFD training officer. P...

2020 Utility Rates

On December 2, 2019, Washougal City Council adopted new sewer and stormwater rates for the remaining 4 years of the rate window. Along with new sewer rates, a new rated model was implemented: a flow-based sewer which seeks to provide all our customers wit...

Area Law Enforcement Seek Community Representatives for Independent Investigation Team

Law enforcement agencies in Clark and Skamania Counties seek non-law enforcement community members to serve on the new Independent Investigation Team (IIT).

This posting is for the position of Independent Investigation Team (IIT) Non-Law Enforcement Commun...

Fingerprinting Services Unavailable Week of March 3-6

Fingerprinting services will be unavailable during the week of March 3-6 at Washougal Police Department. We apologize for any inconvenience.

Washougal Police Officer Named Officer of the Year

OLYMPIA, WA, FEBRUARY 12, 2020—Today, the Washington Council of Police & Sheriffs (WACOPS) named Washougal Police Officer Francis Reagan, Officer of the Year for a heroic water rescue on the Washougal River in May 2019. Founded in the 1950s,...

Former Mayor George “Jeff” Guard Passed Away 0n February 3, 2020

The City of Washougal lost a passionate public servant. George “Jeff” Guard passed away early morning on Tuesday February 4, 2020.

He served as Washougal’s Mayor for one term from 2002-2005. He also served on the Washougal Cit...

Cemetery Board Vacancy

The Cemetery Board is an advisory board to the city council as to the planning, development of the cemetery, and submit annual budgetary requests to the City Council for funds needed to administer cemetery programs.  

Washougal citizens may apply ...

Firework Safety, Sales and Discharge for New Year's Eve

BE FIREWORKS SAFE!

An ordinance passed in November 2017 by Washougal City Council changed the types of fireworks you can set off within city limits. Know Washougal’s new legal changes on fireworks usage now in effect. Learn more below of what types of fire...

Self-Serve Sandbag Locations for Upcoming Heavy Rain Forecast

With forecasted heavy rains on the way, the City of Washougal has made sand and sandbags available to residents for emergency use at the locations listed below from 8am-4:30pm. Please bring your own shovel. 

Public Works Operations Center2201 C St...

City of Washougal Announces Next Chief of Police

WASHOUGAL, WA, NOVEMBER 6, 2019— Wendi Steinbronn, a 25 year veteran of the City of Portland, OR Police Bureau, has been appointed the City’s new Police Chief by City Manager David Scott. Steinbronn will replace Chief Ron Mitchell, who...

City of Washougal Announces New Interactive Website

The City of Washougal is pleased to announce that it is launching a new website. 

The City website, https://cityofwashougal.us, just underwent a six month re-design process by CivicPlus, the leading government website provider. The website now has...

2019 Asphalt Grind/Inlay

Starting this Wednesday, October 23rd and ending Thursday, October 24th a contractor will be performing an asphalt grind/inlay on “W” Street and on 39th Street in Washougal.

Construction will be 7:00am to 7:00pm daily. Affected roads wi...

SR 14 Access Improvements Construction Updates

This summer and fall, WSDOT will begin work to improve safety and access to and from SR 14 in Washougal by installing two roundabouts on the highway at Washougal River Road/15th Street and 32nd Street.  

To keep residents informed and min...

City of Washougal Receives Distinguished Budget Presentation Award for 4th Consecutive Year

The Government Finance Officers Association of the United States and Canada (GFOA) has awarded the City of Washougal the Distinguished Budget Presentation Award for the 2019 budget.

The award represents a significant achievement by the City. It reflects th...

City Seeking Applications Newly Established Washougal Arts Commission

The City of Washougal is now seeking applications for positions on the Washougal Arts Commission. The commission was established at the May 29, 2018 city council meeting to identify and actively encourage the development and sustainability of arts in the ...

UPDATED DATES: 2019 Chip/Fog Seal

** UPDATED 9-20-19**

Starting at approximately 10:00am on Monday, September 23rd a contractor will apply a fog seal to the streets that recently received a chip seal.

A fog seal cure time depends on the weather. It can cure in less than 30 minutes or take u...

City of Washougal Releases Names of Four Candidates for Police Chief – Community Reception Tomorrow

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

The community is invited to meet the four candidates seeking to replace retiring Police Chief Ron Mitchell at a community reception to be held at the Black Pearl on the Columbia at 6:30 pm tomorrow evening, Tuesday, September 17. The ...

CANCELED DUE TO INCLEMENT WEATHER: 2019 Chip/Fog Seal

**UPDATE 9/16/19**

Due to inclement weather we are canceling the chip seal scheduled to start September 17. Your patience is appreciated, and another notification will be sent when new dates are set.

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City of Washougal Invites the Public to Meet Police Chief Candidates at September 17 Community Recep

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

The community is invited to meet the four candidates seeking to replace retiring Police Chief Ron Mitchell at a community reception to be held at the Black Pearl on the Columbia at 6:30 p.m. on Tuesday, September 17. The Black Pearl i...

Sign Up for Paperless Billing & Reminders

Learn how to sign up for paperless billing and payment reminders with the City of Washougal's new online system! Follow along with this quick video and the instructions below.

Signing up is easy! Just follow these directions:

1. Go to municipalonlinepayments.c...

Courtesy of ODOT News: I-205 Glenn Jackson Bridge closed overnight Wednesday, Aug. 14

I-205 Glenn Jackson Bridge closed Wednesday night

The bridge will close in both directions from 11:59 pm Wednesday to 5 am Thursday

Aug. 8, 2019

PORTLAND -- Installation of a new sign bridge structure over Interstate 205 will require an overnight closure of ...

Application Period for Newly Established Washougal Arts Commission Opens August 19

The City of Washougal will soon begin seeking applications for positions on the Washougal Arts Commission. The commission was established at the May 29, 2018 city council meeting to identify and actively encourage the development and sustainability of art...

Steamboat Landing Observation Deck Closed for Reconstruction

The observation deck at Steamboat Landing Park is closed until further notice for reconstruction. Ballard Marine of Washougal will complete the work which consists of installing new decking and railing material. Funding in the amount of $55,000 comes from...

UPDATE: AR Chip Seal - Sunset Ridge Drive Delayed

UPDATE: Due to rain in the forecast on Friday, August 2, the AR Chip Seal on Sunset Ridge Drive has been delayed to Wednesday, August 7.

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The City of Washougal will have an independent contractor apply asphalt rubber (AR) chip seal,...

Quarterly Police Calls for Service: April-June 2019

Washougal Police Department responded to 3,685 calls for service between April 1, 2019-June 30, 2019. Calls for service include all emergency and non-emergency calls received by the dispatch center. This includes, but is not limited to, traffic complaints...

Washougal’s Pavement Management Program in Full Summer Swing Following Funding Boost from Council

With summer weather finally hitting the Pacific Northwest, the City of Washougal is in the midst of a robust Pavement Management Program (PMP), made possible by an enhanced investment from the city council. The Council’s number one operational p...

2019 Slurry Seal Project (Completed)

Slurry seal is a key part of the City of Washougal’s preventive maintenance program to maximize the service life of our roads. The City of Washougal has hired an independent contractor to slurry the surface of several streets starting next week....

Washougal Police Department Call Log – July 4, 2019

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24th Street Closure

24th Street between Main and E-Street will be closed Tuesday starting at 8:30am. BNSF is performing some maintenance work on the railroad tracks. They hope to have the street opened by 3:00pm.

Crews Servicing Water Meters Throughout City

The City of Washougal’s Water Division and Utility Billing want you to be aware that crews are out and about throughout the city servicing water meters.

The work—a cost-free upgrade to increase remote meter-reading efficiencies&mdas...

Voluntary Water Conservation Requested

With summer setting in to the Northwest, the City of Washougal is encouraging all residents and businesses to water their lawns at most, every other day.

If you have an even numbered address (example 1400 A Street) you would water your lawn on&...

4th of July Fireworks Limitations & Safety Tips

Be fireworks safe!

An ordinance passed in November 2017 by Washougal City Council changed the types of fireworks you can set off within city limits. Know Washougal’s new legal changes on fireworks usage now in effect this 4th of July. Watch the v...

Community Development Closed June 17 (8am-Noon) for Software Upgrade

The City of Washougal’s Community Development offices will be closed in the morning on Monday, June 17 from 8am to noon. 

Additionally, on Thursday and Friday, June 13-14, offices will be open but no current permits will be issued and ne...

Washougal River Road Asphalt Overlay (Completed)

**UPDATE - 6/17/19** Washougal River Road (between E Street and Washougal River bridge) has been reopened ahead of schedule.

Description:Washougal River Road will be closed for construction between E Street and the bridge over the Washougal River....

Legislature Provides $1.539M in Funding for Key Projects in Washougal

The recent 2019-2021 State budget passed by the Legislature includes $1.539M in appropriations and grants that is vital to advancing two key Washougal projects. Included in this amount is $1.239M in the Capital Budget which can be used toward the Schmid B...

City of Washougal Chooses Landscaping Design for WSDOT SR 14 Access Improvements Project

The City of Washougal has selected a landscaping design for the 15th Street/Washougal River Road roundabout that will be constructed with WSDOT’s SR 14 Access Improvements Project. As part of the design process, the SR 14 Landscaping/Design Comm...

20th Street Closure - May 2

On Thursday, May 2, 20th Street between C and E Street will be closed from 10:30am to approximately 2:00pm. The City will be performing some maintenance tasks at this time. Your patience is appreciated during the closure.

Read on...

Washougal City Attorney Issues Legal Opinion Regarding Enforcement of I-1639

After the Washougal City Council heard from citizens concerned about the constitutionality of I-1639, requesting that the Council take up a resolution indicating that Washougal would not enforce its provisions, the Council requested a legal opinion from C...

Washougal Residents Can Now Submit Crime Reports Online

To serve Washougal residents more efficiently, the Washougal Police Department is launching an online reporting system called Public Safety Citizens Service Portal (CSP), for non-emergency and non-violent crimes that occur within the city limits of Washou...

Washougal City Council Moves Community Forward with Adoption of 2019 Budget

In November 2018, the Washougal City Council adopted the 2019 budget of $45.2 million, an increase of 5% over 2018. The Council is pleased to implement a balanced baseline operating budget, maintaining all services, with targeted enhancements in response ...

City of Washougal Enhances Core Services with New Revenue to Pavement Management Program

As part of the 2019 budget, the Washougal City Council voted to initiate a state-authorized $20 annual vehicle registration fee to provide enhanced funding for road maintenance. Revenues collected from the registration fees will go directly to the City&am...

City Of Washougal Transitions to Council-Manager Form Of Government

Washougal voters passed Proposition 8 changing the City’s form of government from mayor-council to council-manager in the November 6 general election. Current Mayor Molly Coston will become the eighth member of the Council, and current City Admi...

Changes to the City’s Utility Billing System

The City of Washougal is in the process of updating and upgrading its Utility Billing System. The new system will expand the City’s online capabilities with additional options for customers to receive and pay bills online and more ways to get in...

Washougal City Administrator David Scott Recognized with Excellence Award

The City of Washougal is pleased to announce that City Administrator David Scott was presented with the Excellence Award for Managers or Administrators by the Washington City/County Management Association (WCMA) at the group’s annual meeting in ...

Washougal Residents Give City High Marks for Quality of City Services and Customer Service

The key finding of the recent survey completed by the City of Washougal is that Washougal citizens give the City high marks for the overall quality of City services and the level of customer service provided by the City team. Sixty percent (60%) of reside...

Washougal Earns WellCity Award

The Association of Washington Cities (AWC) recently released a list of 115 cities, towns, and other local governments that have earned the distinguished WellCity Award. The City of Washougal is among this year’s recipients. This recognition is bestowed to...

Notice of City Council Vacancy for Position 4

The City of Washougal is now accepting applications from eligible Washougal residents to fill a vacancy in Position 4 on the City Council.  The process will be as follows:

Tuesday May 22nd – Applications due by 5pm to the City Clerk.

Thur...

Watershed Alliance, City Of Washougal and Clark County Launch a New Homeowner Incentive Program

A new program administered by the Watershed Alliance of Southwest Washington with support from the City of Washougal and Clark County hopes to help homeowners create a more beautiful, healthier lower Washougal River corridor.

The Watershed Alliance is offe...

Notice of Applicants for City of Washougal Council Vacancy for Position 7

The City of Washougal received applications from the following individuals for Council position #7. The vacancy is the result of the resignation of Councilmember Dan Coursey.

Roxy CateJanice FergusonPaul GodinDonald A. Lowe JrAdam S. PhilbinLori RoseErnie ...

Notice of City Council Vacancy for Position 7

The City of Washougal is now accepting applications from eligible Washougal residents to fill a vacancy in Position #7 on the City Council.  The process will be as follows:

Friday, April 13th – Applications due by 5:00 pm to the City Cle...

Washougal Provided $750,000 from State for Replacement of Steamboat Landing Park Dock

The City of Washougal is pleased to announce that the Washington Legislature has provided the City $750,000 out of the 2018 State Supplemental Capital Budget for the replacement of the Steamboat Landing Park dock, located at 100 South Washougal River Road...

Fire Damages Washougal Water Maintenance Shop

At approximately 7:45 a.m. on Saturday, December 9 a fire was reported at the City of Washougal Water Maintenance Shop building located at 2247 Main Street. The Camas-Washougal Fire Department worked to extinguish the fire and secure the site. There were ...

Washougal Lights up with Holiday Event

City of Washougal and the Downtown Washougal Association (DWA) are teaming up to kick off the holiday season with the annual Lighted Christmas Parade and Tree Lighting on Thursday, December 7. This year’s parade is dedicated to the memory of Sco...

City of Washougal Becomes National Cyber Security Awareness Month 2017 Champion

The City of Washougal today announced that it has become a Champion of National Cyber Security Awareness Month (NCSAM) 2017. The city will be joining a growing global effort among businesses, government agencies, colleges and universities, associations, n...

32nd Street and Evergreen Way Intersection Reconstruction Project to Begin Mid-October

The intersection of 32nd Street and Evergreen Way in Washougal, WA will be undergoing significant improvements from mid-October 2017 to early February 2018. Access to businesses will be available during construction, however, traffic delays associated wit...

Public Hearing on Fireworks to be Held October 9 in Washougal

The Washougal City Council will be holding a public hearing to gather input regarding personal fireworks regulations within the city limits of Washougal, including the possibility of a complete ban. The public hearing is scheduled for October 9, 2017 at 7...

Columbia River Gorge Fire Update

The Eagle Creek Fire jumped the Columbia River early this morning from Oregon and sparked the Archer Mountain Fire in Skamania County.  At this time, Department of Natural Resources fire crews are working this fire. This fire is causing some of t...

Public Water System In Full Compliance With All Applicable Federal And State Rules And Regulations

The City of Washougal water utility staff received a notification on Wednesday, August 9th that alleged the public water system is out of compliance with federal and state regulations. The allegations are false and the City of Washougal is, and has been i...

Washougal Police Department Releases Crime Map to Public

The Washougal Police Department now has an online crime map called Community Crime Map (https://www.cityofwashougal.us/225/Community-Crime-Map) that maps and analyzes crime data, alerts Washougal citizens about crimes in their area, and allows the police ...

Washougal Streamlines Council Meeting Management with NovusAGENDA

The City of Washougal is pleased to implement NovusAGENDA, an electronic cloud-based agenda management solution designed to create, approve and track items for upcoming and past Council/Board meetings. The new electronic document management platform strea...

City Moving in Right Direction According to Residents

The key findings of the 2020 Community Survey completed by the City of Washougal are that Washougal citizens give the City high marks for the overall quality of City services and that residents have a positive perception of the City. According to the resu...

Camas Washougal Municipal Court Update

Due to the rapidly changing circumstances around COVID-19, Clark County District Court has substantially curtailed court operations. All out-of-custody criminal dockets are cancelled. All trials are continued until after July 6, 2020. Defendants will rece...

City of Washougal Community Message #5 on COVID-19 Response - May 7, 2020

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

May 7, 2020

Greetings members of the Washougal Community. I hope this message finds you and your family well and coping as our community responds to the COVID-19 pandemic and we all continue to “Stay Home, Stay Healthy.&r...

NEW Sign up for paperless billing with our new system!

With the City of Washougal’s new online payment system, you can easily sign up for paperless billing and reminders! Find out how with our quick video tutorial or with these instructions.

Residents Can Now Submit Crime Reports Online

To serve Washougal residents more efficiently, the Washougal Police Department is launching an online reporting system called Public Safety Citizens Service Portal (CSP), for non-emergency and non-violent crimes that occur within the city limits of Washou...