Four individuals are now registered as candidates for the At Large position on the Deer Park School Board of Directors. Incumbent Eric Keller and Shauneen Flugel joined the race late on Monday. Craig Phillips & Carri Breckner have also filed for reelection.
Meegan Ware & Samantha Jordan have filed as candidates for Deer Park School District for the Director At Large position. Other candidates have until Friday to register for the election. Eric Keller, currently holding the position, has not yet filed for the election.
Helen Dee Cragun, Billy Costello & Diane Pfaeffle have all filed for Deer Park City Council positions. Caleb Stapp will not be running for reelection. Other candidates have until Friday to register for the election.
I am very grateful for the opportunity to serve our community these past few years, but my family and work situations are very different than when I ran for office in 2019. Are you interested in serving Deer Park? You need to file as a candidate with the Spokane County elections office between May 15th-19th.
New Sheriff contract adds more law enforcement, with potential for more in the future. Council rejects modern communications for council members and meetings. City begins multi-year process of updating comprehensive plan.
Photo Provided By Deer Park Rotary Club
The high school students pictured from left to right are Antoni Dean of Mary Walker High School, Brooklyn Dryden of Deer Park High School, and Gavin Jaeger of Riverside High School.
The Deer Park Rotary Club members picked three students for April’s Student of the Month.
Deer Park High School senior Brady Profit has earned the opportunity to compete in the national SkillsUSA welding contest in Atlanta, Georgia, this June.
The Deer Park Market Association is set to launch its 2023 season this Saturday (May 6th). The market features small and home-based businesses at Perrins Field, located at 315 East Crawford Avenue in Deer Park.
Off-Road Vehicles(ORV) on city streets are being considered by the Deer Park City Council. A vote is scheduled by the council for the next meeting on May 3rd. The proposed ordinance aims to establish requirements and standards for the operation of Wheeled All-Terrain Vehicles(WATVs) on city streets and penalties for violations.
Habitat for Humanity-Spokane is on track to receive $1,985,000 in award funds from the Washington State Department of Commerce. They will receive this in two amounts for their Deer Park and Airway Heights sites.
