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Port Angeles Residents Invited to Discuss Future City Plans on June 4
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Sequim Welcomes Paul Bucich as New Public Works Director Starting May 2024
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Join the Sequim Parks, Arbor, and Recreation Board: Openings for Local Residents
The Sequim City Council is seeking members for its Parks, Arbor, and Recreation Advisory Board. There are two openings, each with specific residency requirements. The board advises on city parks and public spaces issues.
Upcoming Port Angeles City Council Meeting on May 7: Attend In-Person or Online
The Port Angeles City Council has scheduled a special meeting for May 7, 2024, at 5:00 p.m. The meeting will take place at the City Hall Council Chambers, located at 321 East 5th Street, and will also be available online through a webcast. Attendees can join either in person or remotely using provided links and access codes.
Port Angeles Earns 'LIVE UNITED' Award for Housing Efforts
The City of Port Angeles has received the 'LIVE UNITED' award from the United Way of Clallam County for its efforts in providing safe and affordable housing. The award will be presented on April 27, recognizing the city's initiatives to address housing challenges and increase inclusivity in housing options.
Join Sequim's 'May is Bike Month' Events: Activities, Challenges, and Free Services for Local Cyclists
The City of Sequim has scheduled a series of events for 'May is Bike Month' to encourage cycling as a sustainable transportation option. Throughout May, residents can join activities that promote cycling and environmental conservation.
Sequim Utility Billing Update: Temporary Service Interruptions and New Registration Requirements
The City of Sequim is updating its utility billing system. Due to this change, online customer accounts were disabled starting Friday, April 26, to allow for data transfer to the new system. As a result, online billing and payment services will be temporarily unavailable.
Upcoming Road Closure: North Sequim Avenue Paving from May 6
Asphalt paving on North Sequim Avenue is set to begin on May 6. The work will take place from Monday to Wednesday, between 7:00 a.m. and 6:00 p.m., weather permitting. During this time, North Sequim Avenue, including the roundabout, will be closed to all traffic.
Nicole Hartman Appointed to Sequim City Council, Filling Vacant Seat
The Sequim City Council appointed Nicole Hartman to the vacant seat, position number 7, during their meeting on April 22. Hartman replaces Tom Ferrell, who resigned in March for personal reasons. She will serve until the results of the November 2025 election are certified.
City Pier's Observation Tower Undergoes Crucial Repairs, Closure Continues
The City of Port Angeles has started repairs on the Observation Tower at City Pier, managed by Rognlin’s, Inc. The tower has been closed since November 2023 due to safety concerns. The project, set to finish by June 2024, includes replacing four column supports and the connections between the wood piling and the tower. It also involves replacing parts of the wood decking, removing old paint, and applying new protective coatings.
Port Angeles Expands Emergency and Development Services Amid Population Growth
On April 16, 2024, the Port Angeles City Council approved three new positions to improve services in response to the city's growing population. These positions are in the Fire Department and the Department of Community & Economic Development.
Port Angeles City Council to Discuss Boards and Commissions Code Updates on April 23
The Port Angeles City Council has scheduled a Special Meeting for Tuesday, April 23, 2024, at 5:00 p.m. The meeting will take place at the City Hall Council Chambers, 321 East 5th Street, and will also be available online through various digital platforms. This hybrid approach is designed to allow more community members to participate.
Opportunity for Local Growth: Port Angeles Opens Second Round of Lodging Tax Grants to Boost Tourism
The City of Port Angeles has opened a second round of applications for the 2024 Lodging Tax Grant. This program aims to fund projects that increase tourism and improve the visitor experience. The grants are financed by a portion of the taxes collected from guests at local hotels and are intended to promote tourism.
Port Angeles East City Hall Parking Lot Closure Begins April 19 for Eco-Friendly Renovation
The City of Port Angeles, together with Bruch and Bruch Construction, Inc., will start the East City Hall LID Parking Lot Project on April 22, 2024. This project will use Low-Impact Development (LID) techniques to manage stormwater and repair the damaged parking lot surface. A $1.56 million grant from the Washington State Department of Ecology funds this project, aiming to lower stormwater discharge rates, reduce peak flows to Peabody Creek, and remove pollutants such as zinc, copper, and petroleum carbons.
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