Police investigate reported vandalism on Little Squalicum Pier

Bellingham, WALocal News

Authorities in Bellingham are investigating vandalism at Little Squalicum Pier after reports of fireworks or gunshots were made over the weekend. Damage to a section of the pier prompted city officials to assess the situation and determine a repair timeline. Bellingham Parks and Recreation spokesperson David Brauhn confirmed that the pier remains open but urges visitors to exercise caution around the damaged section. This incident raises concerns about the safety of community spaces frequented by residents and tourists alike. The city aims to resolve the issue swiftly to maintain public safety and ensure the pier remains a usable recreational area.

Local officials are committed to preserving the integrity of Bellingham's outdoor amenities. No injuries have been reported in connection with the vandalism, but the investigation continues. City officials emphasize the importance of community vigilance in protecting public property.

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