City of Ellensburg Announces Key Community Initiatives and Construction Updates

Ellensburg, WALocal News

The City of Ellensburg is currently prioritizing community engagement and infrastructure development through various initiatives. Beginning March 31, access to the Rotary Park gravel parking lots will be restricted due to the Anderson Road sewer main extension project. This closure highlights the city's ongoing efforts to improve local utilities. In an effort to better understand community needs, residents are invited to participate in a survey focused on defining economic development in Kittitas County. This collaborative approach aims to promote smart growth strategies across the region.

Additionally, a recycling event will be held on April 26, 2025, in partnership with Waste Management and local educational institutions, promoting sustainability in the community. There are also openings for residents to apply to the Utility Advisory Committee, which plays a crucial role in local governance. These updates reflect the city’s dedication to improving infrastructure while engaging residents in meaningful dialogue.

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