Washington County, AR
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What Does the County Judge Do?
The Washington County Judge is the chief executive officer for the county government. The judge:
- Authorizes and approves the disbursement of all appropriated county funds
- Operates the system of county roads
- Administers ordinances enacted by the quorum court
- Has custody of county property
- Accepts grants from federal, state, public, and private sources
- Hires county employees except those employed by other elected officials of the county
- Presides over the quorum court without a vote, but with the power of veto
What Departments Does the County Judge Oversee?
Department | Director | Phone |
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Animal Shelter | Tammy Harp | (479) 695-3450 |
ARPA | Bridget Russell | (479) 444-1561 |
Archives | David Allen | (479) 444-1543 |
Buildings & Grounds | Angela Ledgerwood | (479) 444-1699 |
Comptroller | Paul Sherman | (479) 444-1708 |
County Attorney | Brian Lester | (479) 973-8415 |
Emergency Management | John Luther | (479) 444-1721 |
Grants/Public Utility | Bridget Russell | (479) 444-1895 |
Human Resources | Patty Burchett | (479) 445-6940 |
Information Technology | Steven Baird | (479) 444-1649 |
Juvenile Detention | Chris Tinsley | (479) 444-1670 |
Library | Glenda Audrain | (479) 442-6253 |
Planning | Sam Ata | (479) 444-1724 |
Purchasing | Jessica Paschal | (479) 444-1707 |
Road | Jeff Crowder | (479) 444-1610 |
Veteran Services | Ben Dykes | (479) 444-1767 |