2025-2045 Comprehensive Planning:
How do YOU want your community to grow?
Comprehensive planning is happening in all towns and cities in Skagit County, and for the unincorporated areas of the county.
Choose to participate in one or all jurisdictions, by clicking here.
Get involved in planning for YOUR community's future. At this link, find how you can have a voice in creating the "road map" for the next 20 years of:
- Housing that is affordable for people who live and work in Skagit County.
- Parks & recreation accessible for all
- Economic development for good jobs
- Transportation infrastructure
- Public facilities for youth, seniors and community life
- Energy & utilities to power our future
- Climate resiliency
Housing for Our Whole Community - Anacortes
Learn:
- How the lack of affordable housing affects our whole community,
- What the City and non-profits are doing about it
- How you can help
Sedro-Woolley Housing Forum #2
Thursday, September 19, 20246:00 PM
City of Sedro-Woolley Community Center
703 Puget Street, Sedro-Woolley, WA 98284
Attend the Housing Forum to hear an overview of local housing data and join the Q&A session to share your thoughts. Your feedback is essential as we work together to create strategies that address housing needs for everyone in the community.
Sedro-Woolley Housing Forum #1
Housing for Our Whole Community to Live, Work & Stay
The future of housing for the workforce and people our communities need to thrive.
5:00-6:30 p.m., Weds., Aug. 21 (Doors at 4:45)
Sedro-Woolley City Council Chambers, 325 Metcalf Street
Come to learn:
- Why is housing hard to get in our region?
- How is housing impacting: Workers and businesses? Life-long residents wanting to retire here? Our kids and families?
- What goals and tools do we already have?
- How are business, government and nonprofits working together for creative solutions?
- How can neighbors and community members help?
Speakers:
- Mayor Julia Johnson, City of Sedro-Woolley
- John Janicki, Janicki Industries
- Paul Woodmansee, BYK Construction
- Tina Tate, Skagit Habitat for Humanity
- Rep. Sam Low, 39th Legislative District
Moderator: Elizabeth Jennings, Community Action of Skagit County
