Latest Headlines from Coupeville and Central Whidbey

The Port of Coupeville posted the agenda for their Sep. 14, 2022 board meeting.

The Coupeville Town Council posted the agenda for their Sep. 13, 2022 council meeting.

The Port of Coupeville is looking for a new district 3 commissioner, as Patrick Kennedy is moving out of the district.

Work on a new Central Whidbey Island Fire and Rescue station has finally begun, five years after voters approved a bond to fund the project.

The Island County Democrats sent an email to supporters on Aug. 31, 2022 announcing a community forum with interim WhidbeyHealth CEO Michael Layfield on Sept. 22.

The Coupeville School District posted the agenda for their Aug. 25, 2022 board meeting.

The Coupeville Town Council posted the agenda for their Aug. 23, 2022 council meeting.

The Whidbey Island Public Hospital District is looking for a new commissioner to replace the departing Nancy Fey, and a new WhidbeyHealth CEO.

The Coupeville town council authorized Mayor Molly Hughes to negotiate and sign an agreement with WhidbeyHealth to provide a cooling center at the hospital when Central Whidbey air temperatures reach 95 degrees or higher.

The Coupeville town council approved an excessive noise ordinance following a number of complaints from town residents living on Bainbridge Lane.