The Permit Center is now located on the third floor of the building which is located at 1300 Franklin St. in downtown Vancouver
VANCOUVER – The Clark County Permit Center has a new home within the Public Service Center. The Permit Center is now located on the third floor of the building which is located at 1300 Franklin St. in downtown Vancouver. The Permit Center had been located at the east end of the first floor since the opening of the PSC in 2003.
The move is one of several county office moves that are the result of recent space utilization planning efforts within the county.
The Permit Center handles permits for residential and commercial construction. All in-person services at the Permit Center require an appointment which can be scheduled by email at permitservicesappt@clark.wa.gov.Â
The Permit Center uses ePlan Review, an online permitting process. Learn more about the permitting process including average permit process times and contact information on the county website at https://clark.wa.gov/community-development/permit-center.
Information provided by Clark Co. WA Communications.
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