Quarterly Message from the Mayor

North Bend, WALocal News

The Mayor of North Bend delivers an inspiring message to residents, celebrating the start of the school year and the completion of significant infrastructure projects. The recent upgrades to the Wastewater Treatment Plant represent a major investment in environmental standards, ensuring the protection of local water sources and community health. As the city faces increased traffic and pedestrian activity, the Mayor underscores the necessity of robust infrastructure tailored to North Bend’s mountain town economy. A federal grant application for a new sewer system in the Silver Creek neighborhood aims to improve wastewater treatment and protect drinking water. The newly adopted Six-year Transportation Improvement Plan (TIP) outlines essential projects, including road improvements and a roundabout at State Route 202.

Residents are invited to tour the Wastewater Treatment Plant to see how their tax dollars contribute to community enhancements. The Mayor expresses gratitude to families and educators for their commitment to the community, reinforcing the collaborative spirit that drives North Bend forward. With a focus on sustainability and safety, the city is poised for a bright future.

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