⚠️HIGH WATER – ROAD UPDATE -as of Tuesday, August 12 at 11 a.m. Interstate 41 The outside and middle lanes of I-41 northbound between County Highway Q (County Line Rd) and County Highway Y (Lannon Rd) in the Village of Germantown remain closed due to high water. Northbound

📢 Washington County Residents: If your property was damaged in the recent storms, please call 211 to report it, or use the self-reporting link: 🔗 211wisconsin.communityos.org/damage-report. This does not guarantee reimbursement or payment, but it will help assess your specific situation and

📢 You’re invited! Join County Executive Josh Schoemann for the 2025 State of the County Address on Wednesday, September 17th at the Village Jackson Fire Department. 📅 Begins at 5:30 PM 📍 Jackson Fire Department 🔗 RSVP: bit.ly/2025address We hope to see you there! ✨

📢 Washington County Residents: If your property was damaged in the recent storms, please call 211 to report it, or use the self-reporting link: 🔗 211wisconsin.communityos.org/damage-report. This does not guarantee reimbursement or payment, but it will help assess your specific situation and

📢 Washington County Residents: If your property was damaged in the recent storms, please call 211 to report it. This does not guarantee reimbursement or payment, but it will help assess your specific situation and guide you on next steps.

County Executive Josh Schoemann and City of West Bend Mayor Joel Ongert co-hosted a public update and Q&A last night on the recent recommendations forwarded by the University Campus Task Force Committee regarding the former UWM-Washington County Campus. Approximately 300

📢 Washington County residents: No-fee flood debris drop off begins today. See details in flyer below. Check in with your neighbors who may need help moving flood-damaged items. Let's take care of each other! 💖 #LoveYourNeighbor #OurGreatCommunity

📣 Time is running out to apply for the Washington County Youth Leadership Board! 🌟 Engage with leaders 🌟 Learn about local government 🌟 Build your leadership skills High school sophomores and juniors—this program is designed for YOU! Don’t miss this opportunity to make a

Special thanks to all volunteer firefighters on National Volunteer Firefighter Recognition Day! 🚒 We appreciate your service! Volunteer firefighters dedicate their time and effort to firefighting and emergency services without receiving a salary. They play a vital role in

📢 Washington County residents - You're Invited! Join County Executive Josh Schoemann at an upcoming Listening Session. #CommunityEngagement

🏀✨ County Executive Josh Schoemann, County Board Chairman Jeff Schleif, and Village President Bob Soderberg proudly proclaimed KK Arnold Day at Germantown High School! They honored KK for her incredible leadership with the UCONN Huskies in their 82–59 victory over #1 seed

📢 Washington County residents: No-fee flood debris drop off available until sundown on Monday, August 25, 2025. Click the following link for additional details: ➡️ washcowisco.gov Drop-off Location: Former UWM-WC Lower Parking Lot 400 University Drive; West Bend

County Executive Josh Schoemann welcomed the FEMA team to Washington County this morning as they began their damage assessments. He spoke with residents at some of the affected homes. Many were grateful for the no-fee dumpsters the county has set up at 400 University Drive

Thank you to everyone helping with flood cleanup. If your household used a dumpster, obtained on your own, or a municipal/county dumpster, we’d appreciate it if you could take a minute to fill out this short form: bit.ly/dumpster2025 Your input helps us support recovery

🌪️💧🔥 Ever wonder how a federal disaster is declared? It’s not automatic—it follows a 7-step process that starts at the local level and moves all the way to the President. Stay informed ⬇️ Watch the 7 steps now!

📢 Need Assistance After the Flood? The American Red Cross is here to help. If you or your family have been impacted, support and resources are available. ➡️bit.ly/WashcoEM

All are welcome to attend a short monument dedication ceremony on Saturday, September 6, 2025, to honor the service of Civil War Veterans Friedrich Kocher, Charles Schuppel, and John Siegel. Services, to include Color Guard and 21-gun salute, will take place at 10 a.m. at