Anacortes to Benefit from 3 Million Federal Funding Request for New Community Event Center

Anacortes, WALocal News

Anacortes will receive $3 million in federal funding to establish a new community event center. This funding, spearheaded by Rep. Rick Larsen and supported by the House Appropriations Committee, aims to enhance local attractions and stimulate economic growth. The event center will serve as a venue for concerts and community gatherings, improving engagement among residents. Local officials, including Matthew Miller, highlight the project's potential to create jobs and support the housing market.

The funding is part of the fiscal year budget that emphasizes investment in community infrastructure. Anacortes has been working to boost its economy through various initiatives, and this project aligns with those goals. The event center will also complement existing parks and nature attractions in the area. Overall, this funding represents a significant step forward for Anacortes, enhancing its appeal as a destination.

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