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Washington County Recreation is an insurance company based out of Plymouth, North Carolina, United States.

SHERIFF TIM HELDER Washington County Sheriff since January - 2005 Sheriff Helder's VISION: To be model leaders in Law Enforcement. To be known as men and women who serve others above self with integrity and without compromise. To be premier examples of professionalism and display vigilance in safeguarding our community. CREED: I Pledge before God and my Community to faithfully perform my duties with Integrity, Professionalism, Respect and Fairness. I will bring a good attitude to work and take responsibility for ALL my actions. I will have the courage to do the right thing for the right reasons without exception. MISSION STATEMENT: We, the men and women of the Washington County Sheriff's Office, in partnership with the community, are dedicated to improving the quality of life by providing the highest level of service through education and open communication. we maintain order, protect life and property, and reduce the fear of crime. We provide quality court services and a safe, humane and secure detention center by upholding the Constitution of the United States and the State of Arkansas. We are guided by the principles of Integrity, Professionalism, Fairness and Respect.

Washington County Sheriff's Office Chipley, FL Official Page. Law enforcement agency. Includes: Washington County Jail. Washington County E911. Washington County EMS. Sheriff Bobby Haddock. www.wcso.us

Washington County is located in Southeast Iowa and covers 556.75 square miles in the richest of America's agricultural region. The population of the county was 21,704 people according to the 2010 census. The nine incorporated cities in the county are Ainsworth, Brighton, Coppock, Crawfordsville, Kalona, Riverside, Washington, Wellman, and West Chester. Washington City is the county seat of Washington County and county business has been conducted at the courthouse, 222 West Main Street, since 1887.

As one of Minnesota's original nine counties, Washington County is on the eastern edge of the Twin Cities Metropolitan area, composed of 423 square miles of land, and possessing a distinct set of landscapes and resources. It runs more than 40 miles in length, and encompasses 468 lakes of 10 acres or more in area. The county seat is in Stillwater, Minnesota, along the scenic St. St. Croix River. Washington County employs more than 1,400 full and part-time employees with our core businesses being public safety, health and human services, environmental protection, planning, public assistance, transportation and physical development, libraries, taxation, and license centers. Washington County maintains social media platforms to share information of public interest with our residents, businesses and visitors. As part of our effort to be a transparent and inclusive organization that is accountable to the public, we will use this site to disseminate information. The county’s social media platforms will be used primarily for the dissemination of county information. We request that you do not post comment(s) that include: • Profanity or hate speech • Personal attacks of any kind • Advertisements or solicitation • Promotion of illegal activity • Private or personal information that may be considered non-public under the Data Practices Act • Comments that are clearly off topic in response to a particular post • Comments in support or opposition to political campaigns or ballot measures We reserve the right to hide or delete comments identified above. Washington County does not endorse any product, service, company or organization advertising on social media. The ads that appear on social media platforms are sold, posted and maintained by the individual corporations.

We create an environment for residents and businesses to enjoy our authentic quality of life through a well - governed and administered county dedicated to safe and secure communities; economic growth and vitality; effective mobility and reliable infrastructure; and access to basic needs. Ideal location for trade, business, and retail. Washington County has well-known major manufacturing industries including: machine tooling, metal fabrication, printing, pharmaceutical distribution, photo finishing, and trucking. Our convenient location along the US Highway 45 and US Highway 41 corridors makes us an ideal location for trade, business, and retail. Ancient glaciers, inland lakes and woodlands form the foundation for a variety of recreational activities. Hiking, hunting, boating, fishing, golfing, skiing, and snowmobiling are among the many outdoor activities for sport enthusiasts. The Ice Age National Service Trail provides for the enjoyment of wild flowers and wildlife appreciation. The University of Wisconsin-Washington County and Moraine Park Technical College provide educational opportunities for students to develop skills necessary for their future in the world of work. Washington County places its faith in the community and assists in whatever way possible to nurture, develop, and dream for the future.

Over 200 years ago, the tradition of excellence in education began as the Washington Court House City Schools commenced in a one room log cabin school house in 1813. Today, we are proud to occupy four brand new, beautiful “state of the art” Federalist style buildings, namely Washington High School, Washington Middle School, Belle Aire Intermediate School and Cherry Hill Primary School. Our dedicated team of administrators, faculty and staff continue to provide the young people of this community with an excellent educational foundation that enables them to become productive and successful citizens. This rich tradition has graduated doctors, lawyers, teachers, business executives, military officers and professional athletes – just to name a few. Nothing in the community elicits its pride and respect more than our schools and our students. From academics to the arts to athletics, the tradition of excellence is alive and well in the Washington Court House City Schools.

The Department of Ecology is Washington's environmental protection agency. Our mission is to protect, preserve and enhance Washington's land, air and water for current and future generations. We support environmental work throughout Washington. Nearly 70 percent of our budget is passed through to local communities to pay for projects that benefit the environment. We were founded in 1970 as the first agency in the nation dedicated to environmental protection.