INVITATION TO BID Well 9 Drilling and Testing
Aug 22, 2026
Closes
Sep 15, 2026
The City of Oak Harbor requires drilling and testing services for Well No. 9 to construct a new emergency groundwater supply well, replacing the existing Well 9.
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Aug 22, 2026
Closes
Sep 15, 2026
The City of Oak Harbor requires drilling and testing services for Well No. 9 to construct a new emergency groundwater supply well, replacing the existing Well 9.
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114622
Employee FTE
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169
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24,083
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Board meetings and strategic plans from City of Oak Harbor
The meeting included a public comment regarding safety concerns with the city beach dock, leading to plans for a follow-up. The Mayor provided updates on community events, the launch of a new city newsletter, the upcoming remembrance event, and an upcoming State of the City address. Council members discussed student involvement in advisory boards and arts commission projects. A public hearing was held regarding revenue sources and property taxes for the upcoming biennial budget, accompanied by a review of the city's preliminary financial results.
The workshop included reports from various advisory boards and commissions, including the Marina Advisory Committee and the Parks and Recreation Advisory Commission. A presentation was provided by the Island County Emergency Services Communications Center regarding 9-1-1 services and the utilization of sales tax funds. The council reviewed a proposed ordinance to include an Oak Harbor High School student representative on the City Council. Additionally, the Police Community Advisory Board delivered an annual update covering community outreach, recruitment efforts, and strategies to address public safety challenges, including homelessness, drug use, and mental health.
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The commission discussed a proposal to install a hand-built bench at the local skate park, addressing safety, maintenance, and the necessary approval process. Additionally, members deliberated on outreach and marketing strategies to better promote commission activities, including potential partnerships and advertising opportunities with local media outlets. There was also a focus on improving internal communication and project management to ensure community engagement initiatives move forward efficiently.
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