The launch of the City of Deer Park’s app provides residents with a new tool for improved communication and engagement with local government services. The app offers ways to streamline access to essential information. Links to download the app are included in this article.
The Deer Park School District held its first Transportation Open House. Families met bus drivers, and kids explored buses, all to ensure a smooth start to school, which began last Wednesday. The staff at the bus garage is already busy with new routes underway.
Recently, Loon Lake Library broke ground on a new, modern facility as part of the Stevens County Libraries Legacy Projects. The new library, expected to open in 2025, will feature expanded space and resources. Fundraising continues to support this essential project.
During dangerous Red Flag conditions, a fire broke out near Margert and J Streets, posing a serious threat to the nearby suburban and wildland areas. Upon arrival, crews first reported the flames around 2 feet tall.
As schools reopen, ensuring road safety in busy school zones becomes crucial. With a mix of children, young inexperienced drivers, and high traffic congestion, following safety laws is essential to prevent accidents during peak times.
Taking pets along for a ride can be a joy, but ensuring their safety in the vehicle is just as important as bringing them along. In Washington State, there are laws to protect pets and drivers during car trips.
The Deer Park School District invites families to meet the bus drivers and support staff at their Transportation Open House. This event offers a valuable opportunity to connect with the team responsible for ensuring safe and reliable student transportation.
Hear ye! Hear ye! Come one, come all to join in the merriment of the Deer Park Renaissance Faire! Cloverleaf students and instructors have been working tirelessly over the last three weeks to create a medieval free spectacle for the community to enjoy.
Deer Park is set to expand its city council from five to seven members, a move mandated by state law as the city’s population reaches 5,000. Applications for the two new positions are due by September 3rd, with interviews scheduled for September 4th during the city council meeting at City Hall.
The 2024 Clayton Community Fair, themed “Mad About the Fair,” is coming this weekend. It promises a weekend packed with exhibitions, competitions, and live entertainment. With a wide array of activities and the Junior Livestock Sale supporting local youth, there’s something for everyone to enjoy at this lively celebration.