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Delinquent Town/County
Property Tax Bills are also available for payment.
Click on the above Online Service icon to
access Municipal-Payments.com*
Washington County Now has surplus items available for bid
on *Auctions International's website.
Click on the above icon to see and bid on the county's items.
*Washington
County Sexual Trauma And Recovery Services (STARS)
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Welcome
to Washington County, New York. One of
62 counties in the State of New York, Washington County was founded
as Charlotte County in 1772 and later named after our first
president in 1784. With 30 departments ranging from the
approximately 200 employees of Pleasant Valley and 140 employees of
the Department of Social Services to the one member of the
Department of Weights and Measures, Washington County is charged
with providing necessary and incidental services to its 62,000
citizens.
Washington County is governed by a Board of Supervisors (B.O.S.)
which is comprised of the town supervisors from each of the County's
17 towns. Votes are calculated on a weighted basis reflecting the
population base of each town. The Board of Supervisors is the chief
legislative and executive body of the County and makes the laws and
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Washington County
Examination Announcements
click on link above to see current announcements.
-
Correction
Officer
- Head
Custodian (BOCES)
- Custodian
- Account Clerk
or Account Clerk/Typist
- Clerk,
Typist, Medical Typist or Data Entry Machine Operator
Reissued 1/21/10
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Caseworker
- Occupational
Therapist (HFCSD)
- Physical Therapist
(HFCSD)
 Park Manager –
Seasonal – must be a Washington County resident
Washington County Department of Buildings and Grounds
This is an administrative position in the management of a County
Park on a seasonal basis, containing various facilities for
recreational activities. Responsible for the maintenance, care,
repair and proper use of recreational facilities. Will recruit,
select and train qualified workers in providing a facility for
public use.
Minimum Qualifications: Two years of experience in the management
and operation of a park area; OR Four years of seasonal experience
in a recreation program which will have involved diversified
recreation program.
Must possess a current American Red Cross basic life support for the
professional rescuer CPR, or equivalent combination; and possession
of a current lifeguard training certificate from a certifying agency
(such as the American Red Cross, Boy Scouts, YMCA) acceptable to the
State Health Commissioner.
Qualified candidates should call 746-2451 to schedule an appointment
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WHERE TO APPLY:
Obtain application by mail or in person at Washington County Department
of Personnel, County Municipal Center, Fort Edward, NY 12828.
Telephone (518) 746-2250.
Downloadable Application (pdf)
Section
50.5(b) Civil Service Law as Amended Effective October15, 2006 -
Application Fee Waiver Request and Certification “…fees shall
be waived for candidates who certify to the state civil service
department, a municipal commission or regional commission that they are
unemployed and primarily responsible for the support of a household, or
are receiving public assistance.”
Washington County is an EQUAL OPPORTUNITY/AFFIRMATIVE ACTION EMPLOYER we
do not discriminate on the basis of race, religion, sex, age, national
origin, or disability.
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Washington County Public
Health Info: H1N1 FLU Information Update.
December 20, 2009. (Official
White House Photo by Pete Souza)"People need to
understand that this vaccine is safe," President Obama said. * "Michelle
and I just got the shots ourselves... we wanted to make sure
nationwide that children were getting it before adults did. And now
there's enough vaccine so that adults should get it as well."
WHO SHOULD GET
VACCINATED AGAINST H1N1 FLU?
H1N1 vaccination is now recommended for ALL New
Yorkers over 6 months of age, not just those in the initial priority
groups. This includes senior citizens age 65 and older.
AM I ELIGIBLE TO GET
THE H1N1 FLU VACCINE?
Yes. New York State is now making the vaccine
available to ALL New Yorkers. During the first phase of New York’s
statewide vaccination campaign, when supplies of vaccine were
limited, the State designated the H1N1 vaccine for priority groups
considered at highest risk of serious illness and complications from
the flu and those at risk of transmitting the flu to vulnerable
individuals. Now that there is an adequate supply of vaccine, the
State has expanded access to the vaccine to ALL New Yorkers.
NOW IS THE TIME TO
GET VACCINATED!
The H1N1 flu season is far from over. H1N1 flu
activity is still widespread in New York State. Typically, the most
flu activity occurs from January through March, and the flu season
runs until May. Getting vaccinated now will provide protection for
you against H1N1 flu for the rest of the season this winter and
spring.
THE H1N1 VACCINE IS
SAFE.
The H1N1 vaccine will NOT make you sick, but the flu
WILL. Like the seasonal flu vaccine, the H1N1 vaccine has a very
good safety record. Most people who receive the H1N1 flu don’t
experience any symptoms afterwards; some feel a temporary mild
soreness in the arm. The nasal spray vaccine is also safe,
effective, and easy to use.
WHERE CAN I GET THE
VACCINE?
The vaccine is available from many health care
providers, community health centers, and now pharmacies.
Check
www.flu.gov to see if any
vaccine clinics are scheduled at retail outlets near you.
Check
the Public Health Clinic page for more information.
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What's
New on this website
The 2010 Washington County Rabies
Clinic schedule can be
downloaded or printed from the following link:
2010 Rabies Clinic Schedule
If you need information call
(518) 746-2400.
2010 Board of Supervisor's
Member information and Tax Rates have been posted
Washington County Planning
Board Meeting Schedule for 2010
The County Clerk has
posted:
2010 County - Town -
Village Directory
Schedule of
Fees
Revised January 2010
Real
Property Tax Service's updates posted:
Tax Rates 2006 - 2010
Full Value Tax Rates by Town
Tax Collectors Updated
01/25/10
Warren/Washington Public Health Services
as of Feb. 2, 2010,
The Warren/Washington County HIV/STD Clinic
will have a new home at 526 Glens Street in Glens Falls.
Although we are sad to be leaving the McEchron House at 65 Ridge Street,
we are very excited to move into 526 Glen Street.
Free Walk-In
HIV/STD Clinic
Every Tuesday Night
Walk- In Clinic Hours:
6:00pm-7:30pm
See clinic flyer
Washington
County is pleased to provide OffenderWatch® for the citizens of
Washington County. OffenderWatch® is the nation's leading registered sex
offender management and community notification tool with hundreds of
leading agencies in dozens of states utilizing it. Washington County's
law enforcement utilizes OffenderWatch® to manage and monitor the
whereabouts, conduct and compliance status of the registered offenders
in Washington County. For more information on OffenderWatch®
click here or on the Icon above.
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Washington
County and Washington County Real Property Tax Services proudly
present two new Web Based Applications!
Image Mate
Online - County Parcel information
- Ownership
- Assessment Information
- Tax information (school and County)
- Site Inventory
- Comparable Property Report
- Deed Book and Page Number
- Tax Map Images
- Report Printing
- Property Picture (if available)
- Linked to GIS Web Map Parcel Viewer
GIS Web Map - Parcel Viewer
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Aerial Imagery
-
Parcel Boundaries
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Floodplains
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Wetlands
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Soils
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Address Pinpointing
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Map Printing
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Linked to Property
Information
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Special Needs
Do you have any special need that would require you to
need assistance in an emergency?
Do you require special assistance with transportation, meal preparation,
medications, oxygen or have any mobility issues? Do you have a service
animal?
These special needs should be considered in advance when
planning for an emergency. Don’t wait until an event occurs to find
help!
If you feel you would need any special assistance in the
event of a severe weather, prolonged power outage, flooding, or
evacuation and live in Washington County please download and complete
the form here for people with special needs and return it via mail to
the address below to be included in our special needs registry.
Click to download/print
the Washington County Planning for Special Needs Form
or contact:
Office for the Aging
383 Broadway
Fort Edward, NY 12828
Call (518) 746-2420 if you need more information
Toll free at 800-848-3303
Send mail to:
Information Technology Department,
Washington County,
383 Broadway,
Fort Edward,
New York 12828 |
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