Anacortes council authorizes $1 million in grant applications to restore Ship Harbor boardwalk The council unanimously approved Resolution 3206 authorizing applications for two RCO grants (ALEA and WWRP) totaling $900,000 plus a proposed $100,000 local match to fund Phase 1 of the Ship Harbor Boardwalk Restoration Project.

The Anacortes City Council is taking bold steps to restore the Ship Harbor boardwalk and enhance accessibility for all with a $1 million grant application!

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Anacortes OKs ground lease with Puget Sound Energy for Mount Eerie telecom site Council authorized a ground lease with Puget Sound Energy for the Mount Eerie summit, approving a five‑year term (plus a five‑year extension), a guaranteed minimum payment of $72,000/year and a one‑time $100,000 payment to the city (payable in four installments). The agreement includes transparency and sublease oversight provisions to protect park use.

Anacortes City Council has just greenlit a groundbreaking lease with Puget Sound Energy, promising the city a significant revenue boost while safeguarding park use at Mount Eerie!

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Kirkland Planning Commission Reviews Open Space Bonus Incentives for Residential Development Commission discusses proposed 10,000 square foot park incentive and developer maintenance options.

A bold new proposal could redefine Anacortes by mandating 10,000 square feet of public park space in all new developments, balancing urban growth with green community havens.

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Anacortes Reviews Updates to Parks and Recreation Management and Improvement Plans City officials discuss updates to parks inventory and community partnerships for recreation

Exciting changes are coming to Anacortes parks and recreation, with plans to enhance community spaces and better serve our senior population!

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City Planning Commission reviews 20-year parks and utilities capital facilities plan Commission discusses long-term strategies for parks, utilities, and climate planning.

Anacortes is taking bold steps towards a sustainable future with a comprehensive 20-year plan for parks, utilities, and climate resilience.

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Anacortes Council Reviews Ballot Proposition for New Metropolitan Parks District Council discusses changes to ballot language for a new parks district proposal.

The Anacortes City Council is making crucial changes to the Metropolitan Parks District ballot, aiming to ensure clarity and voter appeal after past failures.

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City Council reviews proposed Metropolitan Parks District formation and funding options Council discusses options for creating a new Metropolitan Parks District and funding limitations.

The City Council is debating a new Metropolitan Park District that could reshape funding for local recreational facilities—will the community finally get the resources it deserves?

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Anacortes plans dual-use tennis and pickleball courts to address community needs City proposes converting two tennis courts into four pickleball courts for public use.

Anacortes is set to transform tennis courts into pickleball hubs, but will community concerns about noise dampen the excitement?

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Ace of Hearts Dog Park Association proposes dog pool to city council Dog park advocates seek city assistance to establish dog-friendly pool policy for safety.

A passionate advocate from the Ace of Hearts Dog Park Association is rallying the Anacortes city council to consider a dog-friendly pool, igniting a spirited debate on park policies and community needs.

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Anacortes council discusses Portland loos for safer park restroom options Council members evaluate restroom designs to enhance safety and cleanliness for families.

Anacortes City Council is taking a bold step towards reimagining public restrooms in parks, aiming for safer and cleaner facilities that prioritize family needs.

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Anacortes residents question funding transparency for West Sixth Park plan Residents express frustration over city's lack of funding for West Sixth Park project.

Anacortes residents are raising their voices in frustration over the city's broken promises regarding funding for the long-awaited West Sixth Park, leaving many feeling misled and betrayed.

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