Ferguson emphasized the need to upgrade infrastructure ahead of future flood events.
The decision comes after voters approved a measure to expand the Port commission from three to five members.
Residents said they were worried about service disruptions, lack of stamp sales and even the possibility that the Post Office could close down.
The city is prioritizing culvert repairs on Hannegan and Woburn, as well as reopening Little Squalicum Pier.
Several roads will need near-total rebuilding.
The charging stations are expected to be ready by February 2026.
The Everson and Nooksack mayors said that though research has studied ways to protect the riverside communities for decades, more needs to be done to protect them.
Check here to find shelter options, where to dispose of flood-damaged items, where to donate, how to volunteer and more.
Assistance will be distributed through FEMA once damages are assessed across the state.
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