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Mayor Gere’s September 16th COVID-19 Briefing can be viewed on the City’s website, via the City’s YouTube, and the briefing PDF can be viewed here.
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We are happy to begin Phase 2 reopening of the Anacortes Museum’s Carnegie Gallery for individuals and one “bubble” at-a-time groups beginning on September 18, 2020. Open hours will be Tuesday through Saturday, 10 AM to 4 PM ...
The City of Anacortes has developed an emergency relief grant on behalf of the Skagit Community Foundation to provide funding for small businesses (no more than 30 employees) facing financial jeopardy due to COVID-19 public safety measures. This funding i...
September 11, 2020
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The City of Anacortes has federal funding available to prevent, prepare for and respond to the coronavirus. The City is providing this funding to the Anacortes Family Center to administer a CDBG emergency income fund. The funds will provide 3 mo...
The City of Anacortes Planning, Community & Economic Development Department has created a way to allow the public to participate in Planning Commission public hearings. Please see the instructions on how you can join the next City of Anacortes Plannin...
We are happy to begin Phase 2 reopening of the Anacortes Museum’s Carnegie Gallery for individuals and one "bubble" at-a-time groups beginning on September 18, 2020. Open hours will be Tuesday through Saturday, 10 AM to 4 PM and Sunday...
SMALL BUSINESS STABILIZATION GRANT
September 2020
The City of Anacortes has developed an emergency relief grant on behalf of the Skagit Community Foundation to provide funding for small businesses (no more than 30 employees) facing financial jeopa...
The project team for the City of Anacortes Commercial Avenue Complete Streets Project - 11th Street to 13th Street has put together a side by side animation of the operation of the two current intersection options being studied for the project. One inters...
Sometime between 6PM on the 13th and 9AM on the 14th, 11 crab pots similar to the one pictured were stolen from a pickup parked on the 8900 block of Stevenson Road. The pots are unique in that they have three short entrance tunnels and a blue pot lid tie ...
The City of Anacortes has developed an emergency relief grant on behalf of the Skagit Community Foundation to provide funding for small businesses (no more than 30 employees) facing financial jeopardy due to COVID-19 public safety measures. This...
A Transition Scout brand mountain bike, blue in color, was stolen from an open garage on Fir Crest Boulevard on or around September 2nd. See the attached photo for reference. Anyone with information on the bike theft can call an APD Officer via the non-em...
As part of the City’s waterline replacement program, the City has contracted with Summit X Contractors to replace water mains in eight locations throughout the City.
The water project on Whistle Lake Road is expected to begin this week and take p...
Anacortes business owners: Has your business been closed due to Covid-19 precautions? If so, the EPA recommends taking proactive steps to protect public health by minimizing water stagnation during closures and addressing water quality p...
The seasonal restrooms in the Washington Park campground will close for the winter on Monday, September 28th. The restrooms at the Loop Road entrance, adjacent to the ‘B’ Section exit, will remain open throughout the winter. Six of the...
SMALL BUSINESS STABILIZATION GRANT SEPTEMBER 2020The City of Anacortes has developed an emergency relief grant on behalf of the Skagit Community Foundation to provide funding for small businesses (no more than 30 employees) facing financial jeopardy due t...
City Crews removed the cannon at Causland Park on August 12 so volunteers could begin their restoration work. The cannon will be stored indoors so volunteers can remove rust and repair the cannon which was first placed at the park around 1960. Our goal is...
Anacortes Parks and Recreation staff are working with the Washington State Department of Agriculture (WSDA) to place Asian hornet (Vespa mandarinia) traps in the city parks and forest lands. The traps will operate April through October and will ...
The Washington Park boat launch will open with new floats and pilings at 10 AM on Friday, January 10th. Thank you to TransPac Marinas and Culbertson Marine for the exceptional delivery of materials and services. The work of several City Public Works, Plan...
Anacortes Parks and Recreation is happy to partner with Transition Fidalgo and Friends, on the forest monitoring project in the Anacortes Community Forest Lands. Transition Fidalgo has supplied the citizen scientists and the City has supplied resources an...
The Anacortes Parks and Recreation Draft Comprehensive Plan will return to City Council on November 4th for review and comment. Questions? Please contact Anacortes Parks and Recreation at 360-293-1918. Thank you.
When the Conservation Easement Program (CEP) was created in 1999 to protect the Community Forest Lands from logging, mining or commercial development, the City worked with Skagit Land Trust and the Friends of the Forest to make it a success. Th...
