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Traffic revision: Downtown Friday Harbor Streets Return to Pre-fire Traffic Flow
Significant traffic revisions to lower Spring Street, Front Street, and Granny’s Way due to the Spring Street fire will be removed Wednesday morning. Traffic flow will return to the original, pre-fire direction. Read on... -
Memorial Park Elm Damaged
Memorial Park elm loses major limb due to rot. Read on... -
Water Meter Replacement Project
In an effort to improve service for its water customers, the Town is replacing the current water meters with meters that have radio-read capabilities. Read on... -
Lodging Tax grant funds available to promote 2023 tourism in Friday Harbor
The Town of Friday Harbor’s Lodging Tax Advisory Committee (LTAC) is accepting applications through September 12, 2022, for grants to fund tourism promotion of events and activities taking place within the town in 2023. Read on... -
Town delivers new refuse carts to residential customers
Town residential refuse customers are receiving their new, green refuse carts. Read on... -
Traffic Revision - Lower Spring Street
Lower Spring Street open to one-way traffic. New stop signs at top of ferry lanes. Read on... -
Town RV Dump Station Permanently Closes
The Town of Friday Harbor will permanently close its RV sewage dump station on May 20, 2022. Residents and visitors will need to find alternative means of disposal. Read on...
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June Proclaimed LGBTQ+ Pride Month
Town Employee, Will Blackmon, was named Goodwill Ambassador of Friday Harbor at the Town Council meeting on May 19, 2022.
This is not the first time Will has been recognized for his spreading positivity online and out in the community.
“Will is an inspiration and he deserves to know what he means to so many people in this community,” said Kitty Sorgen. The related story can be read here.