Built in 1911, a dilapidated home on Crawford Street may soon be demolished. The building was purchased by the city at a recent auction. City crews have already started to remove debris from around the home. The building will be checked for hazardous materials before being torn down.
Winter in Deer Park is about to get a whole lot more festive with the upcoming Deer Park Kiwanis WinterFest 2024. This event invites local vendors to showcase their talents, with the application deadline closing fast.
Over 7,000 twinkling lights, delicious food, live music, and a vibrant parade filled the streets of Deer Park for the annual Hometown Holiday Celebration. The event, hosted by the Greater Deer Park Chamber of Commerce, lived up to its promise of holiday merriment, attracting a large and enthusiastic crowd.
The Green House Food Bank and Community Resources has updated its hours. The food bank’s Monday hours now go into the evening to better serve those in need. This decision represents a powerful commitment to aid and connect to residents.
Limited numbers of voters received a survey from the city regarding law enforcement in Deer Park, Washington. Six questions mainly cover primary concerns and preferred options.
Fireworks will be allowed this year, both professional and private fireworks. Over the last few years the changing laws and restrictions have created some confusion about what is allowed this year.
Important changes to the way laws are made will be one of the subjects at the next Deer Park City Council meeting. The public hearing is one of the more important opportunities to make your voice heard.
The City of Deer Park is sponsoring a clean green event for city residents only. The event will be Friday, May 7th and 8th from 8am – 4:30pm, at the City Maintenance Shop, located at Crawford & Stevens.
The City of Deer Park recently held a “Project Open House” concerning the new roundabout that will be placed on Crawford, where Colville intersects.
