The mission of Grant County is to meet current and future needs, serving together with public and private entities, while fostering a respectful and successful work environment.

Grant County is a county located in the U.S. state of Washington. As of the 2010 census, the population was 89,120. The county seat is Ephrata and the largest city is Moses Lake. The county was named after U.S. President Ulysses S. Grant.

Learn how to obtain records from the County. Public Works. Public Works provides information on County roads and bridges, permits for access to County roads and culvert placement, oversize and overweight motor vehicle permits, work in the right-of …

These include maintaining maps of all of Grant County, including all cities and towns within the county. These maps represent the boundaries of each parcel in Grant County. The office records and updates the ownership and legal description of every piece of property within Grant County.

The County Treasurer: Provides financial services to special purpose districts and other units of local government, including the responsibility to receipt, disburse, invest and account for the funds of each of these entities

Forged by ancient lava flows and then scoured by the Lake Missoula Ice Age Floods, Grant County has some of the most uncommon and beautiful topography found anywhere on Planet …

The Grant County Assessor's Office welcomes your inquiries and concerns on how your property is assessed. As your Assessor, I am committed to serve and assist you personally in any …

The mission of Grant County is to meet current and future needs, serving together with public and private entities, while fostering a respectful and successful work environment.

One of the youngest Washington counties, Grant County was named after Ulysses S. Grant, Civil War general and eighteenth President of the United States. The county was established in February 1909 by an act of the state legislature and signed by Lieutenant Governor M.E. Hay, acting on behalf of Governor Samuel G. Cosgrove, who was ill.

View the court dockets: Court Docket Information | Grant County, WA (grantcountywa.gov). If you are unable to locate your matter on the court docket, please contact the Clerk's office.