If you own a dog 4 months or older in Washington County, it is the law that you have it registered and vaccinated.  Beginning Monday, there will be three days that owners can get their dogs vaccinated, and registered, if not already.  There is a 1-year vaccine for $10 or the 3-year vaccine for $25.  Registration is $4.  If the dog has not been spayed or neutered, there will be an additional $10 fee.  This state requirement keeps the state population control fund going.  There will be stops every half hour with 15 minutes travel time between stops.  On Monday, it begins at the Ashley Fire House from 8:30 to 9:30 AM, then at the Radom Village Hall at 9:45, the DuBois Village Park at 10:30, the Pilot Knob Town Hall at 1 PM, as they take a lunch break, the town hall in Oakdale at 1:45, the town hall in Lively Grove at 2:30 and finally at Waller’s Market on Route 153 from 3:15 to 3:30.  On Tuesday, they will be at Plum Hill Town Hall at 8:30 AM, then the Addieville Fire Station at 9:15, the Okawville Fire Station from 10 to 11 AM and then they break for lunch.  They begin again at 1:30 at the Village Hall in New Minden and finish at the Hoyleton Village Park at 2:15 to 3 PM.  They are off Wednesday, but start Thursday at 8:30 at the Beaucoup Town Hall, then at 9:15 at the Richview Town Hall, 10 at the Irvington Fire Station and then break for lunch.  They will be at the Venedy Town Hall at 1:15, at Stone Church at 2 and finish up at the Nashville Animal Clinic from 3 to 4 PM.