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The City implemented their first biennial budget and came in under budget. Received the Governor’s Award for open public process, repaving our CBD, improving sidewalks, and ADA access, the Anacortes Senior Activity Center becoming a City departm...
The City implemented their first biennial budget and came in under budget. Received the Governor’s Award for open public process, repaving our CBD, improving sidewalks, and ADA access, the Anacortes Senior Activity Center becoming a City department, the b...
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Mayor Laurie Gere announced today that Mr. Jonn Lunsford has accepted the position of Parks & Recreation Director following the retirement of Mr. Gary Robinson.
December 18, 2018, Anacortes, WA – Mayor Gere conducted a na...
The 2017 Annual Water Quality Report is posted online at www.anacorteswa.gov/Archive.aspx?AMID=47. This report contains important information about your drinking water. Paper copies are available at City Hall, 904 Sixth Street
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Join the Anacortes Museum Saturday, January 19 for a free listening event featuring vintage phonograph records and radio shows. Staged as a guided DJ’d event, our ears will time travel to the ‘30s,‘40s, and ‘50s, where we will encounter the popular music,...
Stage your holiday photo with life-size figures from the "Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer" TV special narrated by the late Burl Ives.These cut-outs will be on display at the Anacortes Museum throughout the month of December. The Anacortes Museum ...
The 2017 Annual Water Quality Report is posted online at www.anacorteswa.gov/Archive.aspx?AMID=47. This report contains important information about your drinking water. Paper copies are available at City Hall, 904 Sixth Street.
Please call the Parks and Receation office with an questions at 360-293-1918. Thank you.
Here is our latest issue of the A-town publication, which covers the winter months through mid-April.
http://issuu.com/anacortes-magazine/docs/atown-winter-2019?e=4791405/66189954
Administered by the Anacortes Arts Commission and the City of Anacortes, Parks and Recreation
The eight-month exhibition will feature twelve sculptures selected through an open juried competition.
Sculptures must be durable enough to withstand out...
December 26, 2017 - Anacortes, WA - TheCity of Anacortes has posted Warning signs on four trails in the CommunityForest Lands to alert trail users that there is a wild animal refuge inunincorporated Skagit County. The ...