Two segments of State Route 109 near Moclips and Taholah will undergo temporary traffic stops for paving starting Tuesday, September 8, according to WSDOT. Drivers should expect daytime delays along these routes.
Aberdeen City Council has established a Youth Council to involve young residents in civic decision-making, marking a new initiative for youth engagement in local government.
The Aberdeen Police Department now offers an online non-emergency reporting system for residents to submit incidents without calling 911, improving access to police services for minor issues.
Grays Harbor County’s updated homeless housing plan for 2025-2030 is under review after BOCC approval, with a focus on housing solutions for the next five years.
The Port of Grays Harbor received a clean audit for fiscal management and federal grant oversight, reviewing $21 million in projects for 2025.
Aberdeen PUD schedules maintenance outages for South Elma and North Grays Harbor on August 25 and June 16, 2026, to upgrade infrastructure.
The city and county have updated their websites to improve navigation and redirect old links, with Grays Harbor County requiring users to update bookmarks to access current pages.
What to watch next: The SR 109 paving work begins Tuesday, and the Youth Council will convene its first meeting in the coming weeks to address local issues.