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Auditor to hold special three-day filing period for four elected offices with no candidates
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Auditor to hold special three-day filing period for four elected offices with no candidates

Four elected offices in Clark County, Washington, had no candidates file during the regular period, prompting a special three-day filing period with no fees to be held from August 2 to August 4, 20…

Jul 19, 2023

South parking lot at Clark County Courthouse closed July 29
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South parking lot at Clark County Courthouse closed July 29

Contractors will remove dead, dying, and broken tree limbs on the Clark County Courthouse campus, closing the parking lot off West 11th Street on July 29 from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. for safety reasons.

Jul 19, 2023

Application period now open for 2024 Historical Promotion grants
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Application period now open for 2024 Historical Promotion grants

The Clark County Council is accepting applications for grants to support historic preservation and programs, including the preservation of historic documents, with the aim of increasing awareness a…

Jul 18, 2023

Registration open for Patriots United fall all-day event
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Registration open for Patriots United fall all-day event

Patriots United announces “The Great Northwest Awakening,” an all-day event featuring speakers and a concert by Ryan Weaver, aimed at discussing topics such as freedom, government overreach, electi…

Jul 14, 2023

Updated Aging Readiness Plan available for public comment and consideration by the Commission on Aging
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Updated Aging Readiness Plan available for public comment and consideration by the Commission on Aging

The Clark County Aging Readiness Plan, which aims to improve support for the growing older population, is undergoing an update and seeking public feedback before being recommended for approval by t…

Jul 14, 2023

Increased motorcycle safety patrols in place
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Increased motorcycle safety patrols in place

Increased safety patrols will be conducted in Clark County and across Washington state from July 7 to July 23 to address the rising number of fatal motorcycle crashes, with a focus on targeting ill…

Jul 12, 2023

Voluntary utility service line warranty program available in Battle Ground
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Voluntary utility service line warranty program available in Battle Ground

The Battle Ground City Council has authorized a marketing agreement with Utility Service Partners (USP) to offer homeowners in Battle Ground, Washington, the option to participate in an insurance p…

Jul 12, 2023

County Council hearing on proposed housing code amendments for unincorporated Vancouver Urban Growth Area set for July 25
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County Council hearing on proposed housing code amendments for unincorporated Vancouver Urban Growth Area set for July 25

The Clark County Council will hold a public hearing on proposed housing code amendments and comprehensive plan text amendments to encourage the development of affordable housing in the unincorporat…

Jul 11, 2023

August 1 primary and special election voter registration deadlines
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August 1 primary and special election voter registration deadlines

Clark County Elections will be mailing ballots to eligible registered voters in Battle Ground, Woodland, Clark County Fire District 3, and Clark County Fire District 4 starting on July 14, with rep…

Jul 10, 2023

County Council to select a 20-year employment projection for 2025 Comprehensive Plan Update, Aug. 1
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County Council to select a 20-year employment projection for 2025 Comprehensive Plan Update, Aug. 1

Clark County Council will hold a work session and public hearing to gather public testimony and select a 2045 employment projection for the county’s 2025 Comprehensive Growth Management Plan update…

Jul 8, 2023

Public Health issues warning for Lacamas Lake due to elevated toxin levels
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Public Health issues warning for Lacamas Lake due to elevated toxin levels

Clark County Public Health issues warning advisory for Lacamas Lake due to elevated levels of cyanotoxins from harmful algae, recommending no swimming, water contact for animals, avoidance of scum…

Jul 7, 2023

Lineup announced for inaugural Vancouver USA Arts & Music Festival
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Lineup announced for inaugural Vancouver USA Arts & Music Festival

The inaugural Vancouver USA Arts & Music Festival in downtown Vancouver invites community members and visitors to experience three days of exciting music, art, dance, food, and fun, featuring over…

Jul 6, 2023

Greater Vancouver Chamber opens nominations for the 2023 First Citizen Award
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Greater Vancouver Chamber opens nominations for the 2023 First Citizen Award

The Greater Vancouver Chamber opens nominations for the 2023 First Citizen Award, honoring exceptional individuals who demonstrate outstanding leadership, dedication, and service, positively impact…

Jul 6, 2023

New office hours for Clark County Public Works permit services beginning July 17
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New office hours for Clark County Public Works permit services beginning July 17

Clark County Public Works permit office in Vancouver is changing its hours of operation, affecting services for permits related to over-legal loads, house moves, street use, and temporary RV parking.

Jul 5, 2023

County seeks nominations for area businesses, individuals for Disability Employment Awareness Awards
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County seeks nominations for area businesses, individuals for Disability Employment Awareness Awards

Clark County is seeking nominations for its annual Disability Employment Awareness Month Awards, which recognize businesses and individuals who support and employ people with developmental disabili…

Jul 5, 2023

Hot temperatures forecast for Independence Day Week
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Hot temperatures forecast for Independence Day Week

Washington braces for above-average temperatures during July 4th week, with high heat and dry conditions increasing the risk of wildfires and heat-related health issues, urging residents to take pr…

Jul 3, 2023

Ridgefield ready to host Fourth of July celebration
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Ridgefield ready to host Fourth of July celebration

Ridgefield has been holding Independence Day celebrations for more than 100 years; Yacolt to conclude Rendezvous Days with Fourth of July parade.

Jul 3, 2023

City of Ridgefield ends inquiry into potential police services Contract with La Center
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City of Ridgefield ends inquiry into potential police services Contract with La Center

Ridgefield City Council unanimously decides to halt the investigation into providing policing services to La Center, citing concerns raised by residents and the availability of multiple alternative…

Jul 1, 2023