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Opening Celebration: SR 116 and Cedar Avenue Pedestrian-Bike Improvements Project
A ‘Ribbon Cutting’ for the completed SR 116 and Cedar Avenue Pedestrian-Bike Improvements Project, WSDOT Safe Routes to School Program, will take place on Wednesday, July 6th at the east end of the new Multi-use Path at Cedar Avenue. Read on... -
Fireworks Illegal in Jefferson County Parks
Jefferson County Parks and Recreation would like to remind the community that fireworks are illegal in Jefferson County Parks such as Oak Bay Campground, Indian Island Park, East Beach, North Beach, HJ Carroll, and Irondale Community park among others. Read on... -
Recycling changed on 6/1/2022
Find out what changed and why... Additional Info...
COVID-19
Public Works offices are open to the public. Masks are recommended but not required, and are available if needed. Please stay home if you or anyone in your household is sick or have symptoms of COVID-19. Visit Public Health’s COVID_19 page for more info about the virus.
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Business Opportunities
Discover business opportunities Jefferson County Public Works has to offer.
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Parks & Recreation
Enjoy the outdoors in Jefferson County's 20+ parks. Sports and recreation programs provide activities for a variety of ages.
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Parks & Rec Advisory Board
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Road Maintenance & Operations
Performing operations and maintenance for the continued integrity of county roads and culverts.
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Right-of-Way Permits & Vacations
Permits are required for any activity impacting a County road or public right-of-way, in order to protect the infrastructure and the public's safety and investment.
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Solid Waste Program
Facilities and programs for recycling and disposal of Solid Waste and Household Hazardous Waste.
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Solid Waste Advisory Committee
Gain an understanding of the Solid Waste Advisory Committee and their work to better the County.
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Transportation & Engineering
Public Works manages 400 center line miles of County roadway and 8.4-miles of multi-use trail including the Larry Scott Trail, Olympic Discovery Trail, and the Rick Tollefson Trail.
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Port Hadlock Wastewater System
Jefferson County, WA is developing a sewer system for the Irondale & Port Hadlock Urban Growth Area (UGA) to provide wastewater treatment for local residents and businesses.