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Ferry Data from County Staff and Local Partners Shapes Council Request for ‘Executive Relief’ from WA State
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San Juan County seeks consultant to update Critical Areas Ordinance
Tuesday, November 12, 2024 FOLLOWING IS A STATEMENT BY SAN JUAN COUNTY, WA GOVERNMENT San Juan County Department of Community Development invites qualified consultants to review our Request for Proposal (RFP) to update SJC’s Best Available Science and Critical Areas Ordinance in accordance with the Washington State Growth Management Act (GMA). All RFP submittals are…
RECORDING HERE of the Oct. 17 Lopez Community Center LWV Council Candidates Forum
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SURPRISE! WSF Commits Additional Crews to Inter-island Route to Ensure Service During County Fair Week
FOLLOWING IS A STATEMENT RELEASED BY SAN JUAN COUNTY GOVERNMENT SAN JUAN COUNTY, WA. August 8, 2024 – San Juan County is thrilled to announce that Washington State Ferry (WSF) officials are taking concrete steps to ensure consistent inter-island service during the week of the County Fair. From August 14-18, islanders will be able to confidently use…
Ferry Data from County Staff and Local Partners Shapes Council Request for ‘Executive Relief’ from WA State
Tuesday, August 13, 2024 FOLLOWING IS A STATEMENT BY SAN JUAN COUNTY GOVERNMENT The Council remains grateful for the state’s continued attention and hopeful for additional support. San Juan County remains committed to working with state officials to improve Washington State Ferry (WSF) service in the San Juan Islands. This summer, the County gathered survey…
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San Juan County seeks consultant to update Critical Areas Ordinance
Tuesday, November 12, 2024 FOLLOWING IS A STATEMENT BY SAN JUAN COUNTY, WA GOVERNMENT San Juan County Department of Community Development invites qualified consultants to review our Request for Proposal (RFP) to update SJC’s Best Available Science and Critical Areas Ordinance in accordance with the Washington State Growth Management Act (GMA). All RFP submittals are…
RECORDING HERE of the Oct. 17 Lopez Community Center LWV Council Candidates Forum
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SURPRISE! WSF Commits Additional Crews to Inter-island Route to Ensure Service During County Fair Week
FOLLOWING IS A STATEMENT RELEASED BY SAN JUAN COUNTY GOVERNMENT SAN JUAN COUNTY, WA. August 8, 2024 – San Juan County is thrilled to announce that Washington State Ferry (WSF) officials are taking concrete steps to ensure consistent inter-island service during the week of the County Fair. From August 14-18, islanders will be able to confidently use…
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State legislature weighs mandatory ‘speed limiter’ on cars of chronic fast drivers
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