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: Council discusses options for SPiN Cafe
WHIDBEY NEWS-TIMES: Some local leaders proposed responses to perceived problems associated with the nonprofit.
NORTH WHIDBEY: Fire district hosting focus group
NORTH WHIDBEY FIRE AND RESCUE: Looking for at least 4 individuals who want to help in developing our strategic plan.
OAK HARBOR: Continued enrollment declines projected for school
WHIDBEY NEWS-TIMES: Continued declines in student enrollment could impact the Oak Harbor School District’s budget this school year and the next several.
OAK HARBOR: Council adopts B&O tax to fund marina repairs
WHIDBEY NEWS-TIMES: The Oak Harbor City Council adopted the city’s first business and occupation tax this week in order to help fund dredging and repair of the city-owned marina.
ELECTIONS 2025: Hospital Commissioner Primary Results
ISLAND COUNTY ELECTIONS: With approximately 700 votes left to count, Dennis Rochier and Kirk Gasper lead in the election for Whidbey Island Public Hospital District Commissioner, Position 5.
WHIDBEY ISLAND: Hospital commissioner candidate statements
VOTEWA.GOV: Candidate statements from the voters guide for Whidbey Island Public Hospital District Commissioner, Position 5.
ELECTIONS 2025: Candidate withdraws from hospital board race
WHIDBEY NEWS-TIMES: Theodore Smith has decided to drop out of the race for a seat on the public hospital district board.
OAK HARBOR: City Council resumes Marina discussion
WHIDBEY NEWS-TIMES: The Oak Harbor City Council remains divided on how to save the deteriorating marina, as months of indecision continue to cost the city.
ISLAND COUNTY: County, city disagreement over growth planning leads to unusual change in population projection
WHIDBEY NEWS-TIMES: Exasperated commissioners made a decision that may affect the availability of housing for years.
OAK HARBOR / BRYAN STUCKY: We could really use another person
BRYAN STUCKY: With everything going on with the (relatively) new parks and rec department, I would argue this is one of the most active and impactful boards that we have.





