Latest News in Edmonds, WA

Edmonds Extends Grants to More Local Businesses and Households

The Edmonds City Council has approved amendments to the Edmonds Rescue Plan Fund Ordinance, significantly expanding COVID-relief grants for local businesses and households. With a focus on supporting those most impacted by the pandemic, the program now allows for greater eligibility, including increased income thresholds for household grants and higher limits for business grants. This initiative, funded by approximately $11.9 million from the federal American Rescue Plan Act, aims to stimulate the local economy and assist vulnerable communities.

Edmonds Extends Grants to More Local Businesses and Households

The Edmonds City Council has approved amendments to the Edmonds Rescue Plan Fund Ordinance, extending COVID-relief grants to more local businesses and households in need. This initiative, part of a broader recovery effort funded by the American Rescue Plan Act, aims to support those most affected by the economic fallout of the pandemic.

Community Invited Workshop about Edmonds Hwy 99

The City of Edmonds is hosting a second online workshop on November 17, 2021, to gather community input on the design of new gateway signs for Highway 99. This workshop follows an earlier session and aims to finalize design options based on community feedback. Residents will also have the opportunity to participate in a survey after the meeting to select their preferred design.

Community Invited Workshop about Edmonds Hwy 99

The City of Edmonds invites community members to participate in an online workshop on November 17, 2021, to discuss the conceptual designs for new gateway signs along Highway 99. This initiative is part of the larger Highway 99 Revitalization and Gateway project, aimed at enhancing the city's image and safety. Residents are encouraged to provide feedback through an online survey following the workshop.

City of Edmonds Arts Commission Opening

The City of Edmonds Arts Commission is seeking applicants for a four-year term opening in 2022, inviting Edmonds residents passionate about the arts to apply by November 23, 2021. The commission focuses on promoting the arts within the community, with a particular interest in candidates with a background in literary arts. Interested individuals can find the application and position details online.

Downtown Holiday Market Returns for 7th Season

The Downtown Holiday Market in Edmonds, WA, returns for its seventh season, launching on November 6th, 2021, and running for six consecutive Saturdays. Featuring over sixty vendors, the market will offer a variety of holiday gifts, specialty items, and local foods, while encouraging attendees to wear masks amid ongoing COVID-19 concerns.

Downtown Holiday Market Returns for 7th Season

The City of Edmonds is excited to announce the return of its Downtown Holiday Market for its seventh season, starting on November 6, 2021. This year, the market will feature over sixty vendors offering a variety of holiday gifts, food, and entertainment while adhering to health guidelines. The event aims to enhance the festive atmosphere in Downtown Edmonds, alongside the return of the popular Holiday Trolley.

City of Edmonds Arts Commission Opening

The City of Edmonds Arts Commission is seeking an Edmonds resident to fill a four-year term position beginning in 2022. The application deadline is November 23, 2021, and candidates should possess a passion for the arts and community involvement. The Commission aims to promote the arts as a vital part of the community and values diversity in its membership.

Tsunami Siren Drill Thursday, Oct. 21st

Edmonds, WA, will conduct a tsunami siren drill on Thursday, October 21st, between 11 am and 1 pm, lasting approximately 15 minutes. This annual test coincides with the Great Washington ShakeOut and will feature a tsunami warning sound followed by bilingual instructions to seek higher ground. Residents can listen to a recording of the siren and learn more about preparedness through local resources.

Tsunami Siren Drill Thursday, Oct. 21st

The City of Edmonds has announced a tsunami siren drill scheduled for October 21st, aimed at testing the emergency alert system in conjunction with the Great Washington ShakeOut. The drill will feature the actual tsunami warning sound, followed by bilingual instructions for residents to move to higher ground. This annual exercise is crucial for preparedness against potential tsunami threats in the region.