For the past decade, City Council has evaluated the need for additional public safety staff throughout multiple budget processes and public safety presentations. The City’s 2016 Comprehensive Plan and strategic plans for the Fire and Police Depar...
A new tax credit for Washington workers starts in 2023 -- The Working Families Tax Credit will provide payments up to $1,200 to individuals and families who meet certain eligibility requirements.
Individuals and families are eligible for the Work...
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The City of Anacortes is excited to soon launch a new citizen-first approach to request service and report issues, powered by SeeClickFix. From missing street signs, to potholes, downed trees and more, using the SeeClickFix mobile ap...
Anacortes City Council approved the 2023 Legislative Priorities at their December 19, 2022 meeting. These priorities include the refinement of public safety policies, support for housing policies, and updating infrastructure polices related to bi...
Mayors from Anacortes, Burlington, Mount Vernon and Sedro-Woolley wrote to Washington State Legislators in advance of the upcoming legislative session to express their continuing concerns over crime in Skagit County cities. Citizens across the st...
The new edition of A-Town is Our Town magazine is now available. This issue has been mailed to all residents and is available to view online or to pick up at City Hall.
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Come join the team! We are hiring for seasonal staff in a variety of positions. Visit the City website to apply or call the Parks and Recreation department with any questions.
The causeway and trestle are currently closed to allow for repair work. There will be trucks, equipment and supplies entering and exiting the area. Please help us complete this work as quickly and safely as possible by staying out of t...