Ephrata
Grant County's seat of government and historic hub, home to 8,500+ residents and the heart of regional administration. Discover small-town charm, government services, and community pride.
Historic Government Center
As Grant County's seat since 1909, Ephrata combines rich history with modern government services, walkable downtown charm, and access to natural wonders.
Small-Town Government Hub
Ephrata serves as Grant County's seat with approximately 8,500 residents, providing essential government services including the courthouse, jail, and county administrative offices. This historic town was established in 1886 and became the county seat in 1909.
The community is known for the famous Pando aspen grove and its proximity to natural attractions like Dry Falls State Park, featuring a 3.5-mile-wide cliff from the Ice Age floods that was once the world's largest waterfall. Ephrata also has its own municipal airport and walkable downtown district.
Ephrata by the Numbers
Discover the facts about Grant County's historic seat and government center.
Government & Community Services
As the county seat, Ephrata provides essential government services and maintains the infrastructure that serves all of Grant County.
County Government
Home to the Grant County Courthouse, county jail, and administrative offices providing services to all county residents.
Legal Services
Superior Court, District Court, and Juvenile Court facilities along with prosecutor and public defender offices.
Municipal Airport
Ephrata Municipal Airport provides general aviation services and emergency medical transport for the region.
Public Safety
Police department, fire department, and emergency services ensuring community safety and security.
Natural Wonders & Recreation
Ephrata serves as a gateway to some of Washington's most spectacular natural attractions and outdoor recreation opportunities.
Dry Falls State Park
Nearby Dry Falls features a 3.5-mile-wide cliff from Ice Age floods, once the world's largest waterfall. Spectacular geological formations and hiking trails.
Pioneer Museum
Historic museum showcasing the rich pioneer heritage of Grant County. Features exhibits on early settlers, agricultural history, and local artifacts.
Historic Downtown
Walkable downtown district with historic architecture, local shops, restaurants, and community events throughout the year.
Fishing & Hunting
Access to excellent fishing and hunting opportunities in the surrounding agricultural and natural areas of Grant County.
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