city of wenatchee

The City of Wenatchee has officially expanded upon an ordinance it passed earlier this year which prohibits overnight camping at its parks and other properties. City Administrator, Laura Gloria, says the expanded ordinance went into effect today (Oct...

Attention cyclists and pedestrians! Apple Capital Loop Trail to be detoured Monday-Wednesday. Explore new route and enjoy park improvements.

Federal funding for the improvements east of Wenatchee Avenue was awarded in 2018, but the project stalled after BNSF objected to maintenance responsibilities.

The City of Wenatchee wants to acquaint residents with their incoming police chief. There are three finalists for the position - two internal candidates and one hopeful, Doug Shoemaker, who has no prior affiliation with the city or its law enforcement apparatus...

Now that spring is in full swing, the City of Wenatchee is reminding its residents about a recently-passed ordinance that prohibits RVs from parking on its streets. The new rule went into effect last year and is designed to cut down on a number of issues the City has been encountering with RVs in recent years...

The City of Wenatchee is hiring a three-person crew to address a variety of ad hoc maintenance tasks on a seasonal basis. The trio will work under the City's Parks, Recreation & Cultural Services Department from April to September every year. ...

The City of Wenatchee will no longer be offering electric scooter service to its residents and visitors. The Santa Monica, California-based e-Scooter company, Bird, served the Valley for the past two years but the City has decided not to renew its contract for service in 2024...

The City of Wenatchee now has a new ordinance on its books which prohibits certain animals from being used in traveling performances within its jurisdictional boundaries. At a special meeting of the Wenatchee City Council on Thursday at Wenatchee Valley College's Mish ee twie Conference Center, councilmembers unanimously voted to restrict the use and possession of "exotic and wild animals&quo

A local animal welfare group known as North Central Washington for Animal Compassion (NCWAC) has asked the City of Wenatchee to permanently ban circus animals from performing within its jurisdictional boundaries. The group presented its request at Thursday's meeting of the Wenatchee City Council where they also offered what they claim is evidence that any and all traveling circuses with animal act

WSDOT has been holding on to a portion of the land while it cleans up environmental contamination resulting from its previous activity.