Port Townsend City Council
The State of the City Annual Address to the People of Port Townsend
City cites success and identifies need for stronger budget communication.
Affordable housing
How an Appeal from Homeowners Could Derail Port Townsend's Housing Plan
Affordable housing may take longer than originally anticipated.
Port Townsend City Council
City Council: Police Annual Report and Emergency Repair Success
The Port Townsend Police Department gives their Annual Report and more in the March 2, 2026 Port Townsend City Council meeting.
Port Townsend City Council
Petition Threatens to Stall Port Townsend’s Housing Progress, Though Plan Remains in Effect for Now
Critics say appeal aimed at blocking density could worsen the housing crisis, as the city confirms zoning changes remain active during review.
Evans Vista
Port Townsend Council Charts Course for Mixed-Income at Evans Vista
Council directs staff to prioritize economic diversity in development solicitation, and seeks community amenities.
Port Townsend City Council
City Council February 17, 2026: Utilities, Roads, and Evans Vista
City planning department floats idea to lessen utility costs for urban farms and adopts 2026 Local Road Safety Plan.
Port Townsend City Council
What Keeps the City Flowing—Water, Recycling, and Sewage Discussed at City Council Workshop
Rate increases, infrastructure challenges and economic disparity were on the docket for this week’s workshop.
Port Townsend City Council
February 2, City Council Meeting: Preparing for Change and Not Repeating History
City Council news by Angela Downs PORT TOWNSEND, WA — On February 2, the Port Townsend City Council held a meeting with two Executive Sessions, closed portions of public meetings to discuss confidential matters; one for current or potential litigations, and the second for the performance of public employees. In the
Port Townsend City Council
City Council Approves Funding for Ferries and Furry Companions; Releases Statement on ICE
In a meeting full of community positives, the police statement acknowledging inability to prevent a potential ICE presence brought a change in temperature.
local news
City Welcomes New Year With New Mayor, New Programs and Infrastructure Improvements
News by Angela Downs The first City Council meeting of the year was light and hopeful, with the inauguration of Rufina Garay as the new Poet Laureate, the swearing-in of new police officers and Kamal Sharif being promoted to Deputy Chief of Police. Fred Obee took an oath to serve