City of Oak Harbor is Recognized as a 2025 WellCity

Oak Harbor, WALocal News

The City of Oak Harbor has been recognized as a 2025 WellCity by the Association of Washington Cities (AWC), a prestigious designation awarded to organizations that prioritize employee health. This year, 123 organizations in Washington State received this honor, which signifies a commitment to creating a sustainable and healthy workplace culture. As part of this recognition, Oak Harbor will enjoy a 2% discount on its AWC Employee Benefit Trust active medical premiums for 2026, translating into significant cost savings for the community. Mayor Wright praised the City’s Wellness Committee for their dedication to fostering a workplace that values health and well-being. The WellCity initiative not only enhances employee productivity and morale but also encourages community-wide benefits through improved public health.

This month, city staff will have the opportunity to participate in a free workshop focusing on mindful bedtime routines, further promoting wellness. Mayor Wright reaffirmed his commitment to supporting WellCity values, emphasizing that a healthy workplace is a win for both the employer and the community. For more details on the City of Oak Harbor's Wellness Program, citizens are encouraged to visit their official website.

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