Covering these government agencies from Oak Harbor and North Whidbey Island.
| Whidbey Island Public Hospital District (WhidbeyHealth) | North Whidbey Fire and Rescue District |
| City of Oak Harbor | North Whidbey Pool, Parks and Recreation District |
| Oak Harbor School District | Cemetery District One (Maple Leaf Cemetery) |
OAK HARBOR: Fire Chief Advises Council on the Future of Emergency Services
The City of Oak Harbor released information on Fire Chief Travis Anderson’s proposal on emergency services.
OAK HARBOR: Hearing Examiner – Mar. 27, 2025 [VIDEO] (FB)
3-27-2025 City of Oak Harbor Hearing Examiner
OAK HARBOR: Extension for Hillside Residential Development (FB)
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Extension for Hillside Residential Development (known as the development behind Walmart and Safeway)
ELECTIONS 2025: Offices on the Ballot
Below is a list of the Island County elected officials whose positions are on the ballot in 2025.
OAK HARBOR: The Wright Blend, Apr. 25 at El Cazador (FB)
You spoke, we listened! We’re taking “The Wright Blend-Coffee & Conversation with Mayor Wright” to after hours! El Cazador has agreed to host us in April for “Tacos & Conversation.” Mayor Wright will be serving up answers to your questions, and El Cazador will be serving up tacos to spice...
OAK HARBOR: Fire Station 82 (FB)
Exciting News! Construction has officially begun on Oak Harbor Fire Station 82! This facility will enhance emergency response times and provide our firefighters with the resources they need to serve our community safely and efficiently. For updates and to follow the progress click here https://www.oakharbor.gov/714/Station-82-Construction #ThisIsOakHarbor
OAK HARBOR: City Council Workshop – Mar. 25, 2025 [VIDEO] (FB)
3-253-2025 City of Oak Harbor Council Workshop
OAK HARBOR: Park to keep south parking lot, flagstaff unchanged
WHIDBEY NEWS-TIMES: Oak Harbor’s elected officials decided to save the parking lot next to the newly installed sculpture on the waterfront and leave a flagstaff alone, following apparent community sentiment but breaking with recommendations from two volunteer committees.
OAK HARBOR: Stalled hillside development may get extension
WHIDBEY NEWS-TIMES: The fate of a highly visible but unfinished residential development in Oak Harbor may be decided next week.
OAK HARBOR: Former council member takes to social media after investigation finds he harassed mayor
WHIDBEY NEWS-TIMES: What started off as an unusually intense rivalry between two mayoral candidates degenerated into a battle of allegations and Facebook posts fought from opposite sides of the country.