City of Washington, Missouri Government
2 days ago
February 25, 2021
Press Release
Reference: Illegal Cutting Down of Trees on City Property ... See MoreSee Less
- Likes: 9
- Shares: 6
- Comments: 5
Someone is in tr ou ble
Blatant disregard for so many things!
I guess they’ll just act like they didn’t know it wasn’t OK to cut 150 trees down.
Christina Anne Jones we just walked past here!
this makes me want to cry. breaks my heart that someone is so ignorant to do that..
City of Washington, Missouri Government
2 days ago
Looking for a Summer Job? Come work for the City of Washington. Enjoy the outdoors, work at the new pool or have fun watching kids! Great summer job for students and teachers! ... See MoreSee Less
City of Washington, Missouri Government
3 days ago
The United States Postal Service has informed the City of Washington that the monthly Utility Bills have been delayed. They will hopefully be delivered tomorrow, February 25, 2021.
Customers can go online to view their bill at: www.municipalonlinepayments.com/washingtonmo
OR by calling (636) 390-1045 or (636) 390-1090 and a bill can be emailed upon request.
For questions, please contact (636) 390-1090. ... See MoreSee Less
Good Luck. I've been waiting for something in the mail since Jan. 31,2021. It is now Feb. 24, 2021. Another item was to be here Monday and it is now Thursday .....yep...still not here!
I didn’t receive it today!
City of Washington, Missouri Government
4 days ago
The City of Washington is seeking qualified candidates for the position of Full-Time Dispatcher Trainee. This position will involve dispatching calls for Police and Fire.
washmo.gov/home-1/residents/employment-opportunities/ ... See MoreSee Less
Asking a sincere question, not sarcastic. I've noticed this post come up every couple of months. Why don't people stay? Is it the stress? Or is it when it comes time to certify , people don't pass the test or do they just move on? Just urious . It sounds like an interesting job.
I would love to watch how they work
Did you know that Missouri Law requires emergency communications professionals to meet a set of training standards in order to be in compliance? No matter the discipline – Emergency Medical, Fire, or Law Enforcement, all emergency communications professionals must currently obtain 24 hours of industry-related continuing education every three year counting period. We know that not every center has the funds for in-house training, that is why Missouri APCO, the Missouri State Highway Patrol and numerous agencies around the state are proud to partner together to provide instructors and quality and timely no-to-low cost training to the amazing telecommunications in Missouri through the Missouri Professional Training Partnership!
City of Washington, Missouri Government
5 days ago
Press release regarding lifting of city mask ordinance- ... See MoreSee Less
Thank you for following the science and not some unrealistic political agenda.
I hope the individual companies keep the mask requirement so they can at least keep their people safe, we don't have near enough people vaccinated
Thanks for the update.
I still don’t understand why wearing a mask is so hard for some people..I would be heartbroken if I ever infected anyone.
I guess the council members on the April ballot realized they are about to get replaced.
Good
As for me, I’m still going to wear mine
About dam time
About time. Not like any of us were really doing it anyway
City of Washington, Missouri Government
1 week ago
Water main break on Lafayette just south of Main Street is repaired with no pressure drop. ... See MoreSee Less