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Take a look at what Washington County employees have to say about their time here!

What I enjoy most about working for Washington County is the experience municipal government offers in terms of living, working, and playing in a vibrant and diverse community that you call home. Washington County Government provides a dynamic environment where I can immerse myself in my work while also having access to various recreational and cultural activities. The combination of career opportunities, quality of life, and sense of belonging within Washington County Government truly makes it a fulfilling and enriching place to be a part of.
Connor Shank, Transit Communications & Outreach Manager

Working for Washington County allows me to practice law close to home while serving my community. Every day is different, and I enjoy tackling legal challenges and helping colleagues understand the laws that shape their work. The best part of my job is seeing the impact of my work and collaborating with dedicated colleagues. A fun highlight was completing the Ice Cream Trail with my family—because who doesn’t love ice cream? For those considering public service, attending open meetings is a great way to start.
Rosie Pascual, Deputy County Attorney

I was drawn to Washington County for various reasons, including job security, competitive salary, work-life balance, opportunities for professional growth, employee recognition programs, retirement and healthcare benefit packages.
Shannon Mayo, Accounts Payable Technician

I have always wanted to work for Washington County because I was born and raised in Washington County. Working for Washington County is an opportunity for me to give back to my community. I am passionate about making a positive impact on my community.
Star Jarrett, Sr. Office Associate

Since my internship with the Information Technology department, I knew that I wanted to, “Live, Work, & Play” in Washington County. Providing excellent customer service to hardworking staff, countywide, is how I give back to the County I was born and raised in. I have given back through initiatives such as the training of staff in software services such as Office365 products. Maintaining professional, friendly, working relationships with departments and staff is an uncompromising, priceless, experience. Never stop pursuing your dreams. If I had, I would not be here today.
Cody Robinson, Technical Support Analyst II

The best part of working for Washington County throughout the years has been my coworkers. Every department I have been in, we have always been like a family. I have worked with and still work with the best coworkers. We support each other when it gets overwhelming and celebrate achievements.
Sonja Hoover, Programs Administrator

We get to participate in spirit weeks, wellness campaigns, and occasional raffles for special events throughout the county. I thoroughly appreciate an employer who cares, not just about an employee, but also about the whole person and their family.
Heather Williams, Senior Plan Reviewer/Floodplain Manager

I’ve been here since April 2024, and I’ve waited my whole life to work at a job that I absolutely love. The team that my station leader has built, all work cohesively together to make our work successful and feel accomplished at the end of the day. But what’s more important here, is getting the guests that choose our airport and this airline to go see their families.
Tina Godsey, Hagerstown Regional Airport

Each day I travel throughout the county inspecting building projects and ensuring the safety and code compliance of each site I visit. I have met and worked with a lot of contractors and homeowners over the years and made some new friends. The personal contact with so many people of such wide variety of backgrounds helps make the day go by quickly and keeps it interesting. I have also seen some truly beautiful homes, ingenious features and some incredible views from front porches.
Thomas Hoover, Combination Inspector

My inspiration to want to work for Washington County came from the dedication that Washington County shows to want to better the community by hiring a well-rounded work force to help make the community a better place to work, live and play. I work with such amazing individuals that make my job enjoyable and a fun place to work. My position as a Deputy Treasurer at the Washington County Treasurer’s Office has broadened my horizons with ample opportunities to help give back to communities within Washington County.
Cristie Bobb, Deputy Treasurer

As a lifelong resident of Washington County, MD, I take pride in preserving and improving our parks for the community. In my role, I assist with pavilion reservations, address park concerns, and help implement upgrades like new playgrounds and facilities through state grants. It’s rewarding to see families return year after year to celebrate milestones and to volunteer at events like the Saint Patrick’s Day Run Fest. Public service requires a passion for community impact, strong listening skills, and a commitment to making a difference, and I’m grateful to play a role in enhancing spaces that bring joy to so many.
Wynn Churchey, Senior Office Associate

What I enjoy most is the social aspect—I’ve had the opportunity to meet many residents from Smithsburg, Boonsboro, and Eastern Hagerstown. Since starting, I’ve made it a priority to greet customers, fostering a more welcoming environment where people now help and acknowledge each other. Beyond the excellent medical and leave benefits, working here has allowed me to connect with local business owners and the community. If you're looking for a family-oriented workplace with great benefits, come join the Washington County team.
Sandra B. Knoblock, Solid Waste/Landfill Attendant

Working for Washington County Government provides an opportunity to give back to the community that I was raised in. Working alongside a team of dedicated professionals, I have had the opportunity to contribute to meaningful projects that directly impact the County’s growth and development. Over the past 30 years, I have assisted with advances in land development tracking software and the evolution of GIS mapping and analysis. I have also been involved with the redevelopment of the former Fort Ritchie property. Overall, I have a sense of accomplishment with the career that I chose and would recommend employment with Washington County Government to anyone wishing to have a hand in shaping the County’s future.
Jennifer Kinzer, Deputy Director

I started with Washington County because of my desire to help people. In my current position as a 911 Shift Supervisor, I can help staff with call handling and processing as well as help the public in their time of need. Washington County is always looking for staff to take part in projects for the betterment of the County as well as the Citizens. I have had the opportunity to be a part of several projects for public safety. From assisting with building and designing the County’s first Mobile Command Unit to being part of the Maryland Incident Management team. Washington County has always supported the betterment of their employees and knows the importance of being there for the employee and doing what it takes to create a stable atmosphere for all.
Alan Crawford, Washington County 911 Shift Supervisor

Washington County has been my home for much of my life. One of my major career goals was to find a position where I could provide my education, experience and talents to make Washington County an even better place to live. The position I have within the County allows me to do just that.
Chuck Sexton, Grant Analyst

Working in Public Relations, every day brings something new. I particularly enjoy creating graphics for various departments and capturing photos and videos across divisions. It's a highly creative role, and as someone with a passion for art, I'm grateful to incorporate this into my daily work. Working for the community where I was raised allowed me to grow both personally and professionally. Now, having advanced within the organization, I'm nearing retirement, which reflects how rewarding my journey with Washington County has been.
Katie Yoder, Multimedia Specialist