Discover. Connect. Prosper. "Washington County strives to cultivate its rich heritage, vibrant economy and attractive communities through the distinct values that define us."

Anyone being married in the State of Wisconsin, residents and non-residents, may apply in any county in the State of Wisconsin. You begin the process by scheduling an appointment online.

The Washington County Sheriff's Office offers these presentations to keep the residents of our county informed. This information may help deter crime, identify dangerous drugs and symptoms of drug abuse and road safety.

The County Treasurer serves as the administrator of the Lottery and Gaming Credit Claim program for Washington County. The County Treasurer is a resource for all the local municipal clerks and treasurers of Washington County.

Be prepared to provide your case number. Case numbers can be found on www.wicourts.gov or call the Clerk of Court's office. The Clerk of Courts Office accepts payment by cash, in person only. You may also pay by credit card, check or money order in person or by mail. Make checks and money orders payable to: Washington County Clerk of Courts

It also reviews parcel mapping activities, acts as a repository for the County Surveyor files and operates as a liaison between the county and the Wisconsin Department of Revenue.

Explore interactive maps and tools for various geographic information in Washington County with this ArcGIS web application.

Apr 3, 2023 · Under the authority of Chapters 59.43 and 69 of the Wisconsin Statutes, the Register of Deeds is the custodian of real estate land records. Recorded real estate documents are a matter of public record and can be inspected by anyone during regular business hours or available online.

Need a ride in Washington County, Wisconsin? Call the Washington County Shared Ride Taxi for public shared-ride taxi service.

The Land Resources Division provides local leadership, education and technical expertise to improve the quality of life in Washington County by working closely with farmers, landowners, government officials, teachers, youth group leaders, community businesses, civic organizations and concerned residents to improve and conserve our soil and ...