
Clark County’s Auto Licensing will reopen Tuesday, Feb. 18
VANCOUVER — All Clark County Auto Licensing offices including sub agents will be closed Feb. 14-17 due to the Washington State Department of Licensing statewide system upgrades.
In addition, online services such as License Express, registration renewals, driver, and vehicle/boat services will be unavailable Feb. 10-17, while DOL brings the system upgrades online.
Clark County’s Auto Licensing will reopen Tuesday, Feb. 18. For more information on Auto Licensing including subagent locations and operating hours go to https://clark.wa.gov/auditor/auto-license-overview.
Information provided by Clark Co. WA Communications.
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