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The Snoqualmie Valley Food Bank responds to increased demand amid a federal pause on SNAP benefits, emphasizing their commitment to assist all community members. They encourage local residents to spread awareness, network for food distribution sites, and donate to help meet rising needs.
North Bend residents can meet the finalists for police chief at a public open house on November 17. The event will take place at North Bend City Hall from 6 PM to 8 PM, allowing community members to engage with candidates.
North Bend lifted its Water Conservation Ordinance on November 7, 2025, due to sufficient rainfall and expected in-stream flows. Conservation efforts have led to a reduction in water production from 230 million gallons in 2009 to 198 million gallons in 2023, despite a growing customer base.
North Bend and the Northwest Railway Museum are collaborating on a federal grant-funded project to improve four railway crossings. Road closures will occur on NW 8th Street and North Bend Way from November 9 to November 17, 2025. The project aims to enhance travel quality and safety with new infrastructure.
The City of North Bend invites residents to apply for the 2026 Citizens Academy, an eight-week interactive course on local government operations. The program runs from February 2 to March 30, 2026, and is open to those aged 16 and older, with a maximum of 25 participants. Applications are accepted starting November 6, 2025, until capacity is reached.
Mayor Miller designated November as Kindness Month in North Bend, emphasizing the importance of kindness in combating social issues. The initiative aims to promote kindness and awareness around suicide prevention and the human condition. The proclamation comes as part of a broader effort to foster community support and compassion.
Mayor Miller declared November as Flood Awareness Month in North Bend to highlight the importance of flood preparedness and the National Flood Insurance Program. The initiative aims to educate residents about flood risks and insurance options.
Families in North Bend prepare for Halloween trick-or-treating on October 31. Local authorities recommend safety tips, including staying in groups, wearing reflective costumes, and avoiding entering strangers' homes. These measures aim to ensure a fun and secure experience for all participants.
The City Council of North, South Carolina, has made the meeting packet for the November 4, 2025, session available online. This event, set to take place in a region designated as a Purple Heart City, focuses on business operations and finance. Residents can access the details via the city’s official website.
City crews in North Bend are urging residents to clear storm drains and culverts of leaves and debris to prevent flooding. Blocked drains can lead to safety hazards and property damage, especially following recent storms. Residents can help by using rakes to remove debris and ensuring that their gutters are maintained.