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The Veterans Treatment Court is a program designed for offenders whose honorable military service is somehow linked to their criminal conduct.

The District Attorney's Victim Assistance Program supports crime victims with rights information, court accompaniment, safety planning, and resource referrals. They advocate for victims throughout the criminal justice process, regardless of background.

Support crime victims in Washington County by donating to the Victim Emergency Fund.

Under Oregon state law, crime victims have specific rights that must be honored. Our Victim Assistance Team is dedicated to ensuring that the rights of crime victims are respected throughout the legal process.

You have rights as a victim of a crime. Some rights are automatic, and some must be specifically requested by the victim to go into effect. We also encourage you to connect with services and resources for additional support.

The Washington County DA's Victim Assistance Program offers volunteer and internship positions in general advocacy, domestic violence, and child abuse. Applicants must be 18+ and complete background checks, training, and an interview.

The Washington County District Attorney's Office, in partnership with the Washington County Sheriff's Office, has launched a new cold case unit to investigate violent crime cold cases. This effort is funded by a federal grant.

The Washington County Rapid Fitness to Proceed is designed to shorten the amount of time defendants are housed at the jail pending fitness to proceed determinations.

Follow these instructions if you have received a subpoena from the District Attorney.

Learn more about what to expect when coming to the Washington County Courthouse.