Bellingham’s council adopted the plan and Whatcom County Council as well as the Lake Whatcom Water and District Commissioners will vote on the plan in the coming weeks.
According to the Port, keeping this document up to date qualifies Whatcom County for funding opportunities through various state and federal agencies.
The final stretch of the Mount Baker Highway will not reopen until likely June if weather patterns follow previous trends.
Whether it’s heading a department that serves its community with speed and integrity or making sure Whatcom County’s resources are properly allocated for unpredictable dangers, Nolze works to approach these tasks with a level head.
On average, water customers will see an average increase of 13.5%, with additional increases planned in the coming years.
Voters will decide on a state constitutional amendment, local initiatives, numerous council races on the city and county levels, school district directors and a Port of Bellingham seat.
If approved by the council, Lynden’s expected fiscal impact would be up to $400,000 in a year and the tax would go into effect in January.
Long saw an expansion of the organization during his tenure, working in a variety of sectors within Whatcom County.
Using a program to evaluate areas with high collision rates and certain types of structures, Public Works is recommending lower speed limits in many locations in the city.
WCHCS is urging residents that have the items to not consume them and either throw them away or return them to the company.
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