North Bend Weekly Recap: Upcoming city council meeting, Holly Days, local Police updates, and more

The Weekly Recap for North Bend includes several important updates and announcements. The upcoming City Council meeting on November 21 will cover topics such as property tax levy, budget modification, capital improvement plan, solid waste and recycling rates, city attorney services, and council vacancy and appointment. The Holly Days winter festival is set to take place on December 2 with various activities including a tree lighting ceremony, s'mores, hot cocoa, live entertainment, photos with Santa, and crafting. Brian Lynch has been appointed as the permanent chief of the Snoqualmie Police Department. The City of North Bend has received a Risk Management Award for its work in governmental risk management practices. A blood drive hosted by Bloodworks Northwest will be held on November 20. Officer M. Peter graduated from the Basic Law Enforcement Academy while Ofcs Spears and Ward have completed their field training. The City is working with the Snoqualmie Fire Department to troubleshoot and repair flashing street signs. Residents are encouraged to help keep storm drains clear of debris to prevent flooding. November is Flood Awareness Month and Kindness Month in North Bend. The City can be followed on social media platforms like Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and NextDoor for updates and news.

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