Traffic Alert: Paving Projects Scheduled May 20 Along Park Street and North Bend Way

On Friday May 20^th, paving is tentatively scheduled at two separate locations:

• Park Street repaving is scheduled to be completed for the Cade Vu/109 Degrees project. Temporary road closures will occur on Park Street from the North Bend Way/Park Street roun...

North Bend Weekly Recap: Affordable Housing Week, Recycling Event, Meet up with the Mayor and More

Happy Friday the 13^th, North Bend, and welcome to the newest edition of your Weekly Recap! While our cold, rainy spring continues, be sure to check out the skies on Sunday night, where you might spot the first “supermoon” of the year, ...

May 17, 2022 City Council Meeting Packet Available

Trail Closure Alert: Tollgate Farm Park Loop

A portion of the Tollgate Farm Park loop trail is temporarily closed, as Si View Metropolitan Parks District commences work to build a barn, parking area and realign ingress/egress as part of the Tollgate Park Agricultural Development. Livestock have been...

Meet Up with the Mayor for Coffee and a Chat

On Wednesday, May 18^th at 10:30 a.m., community members are invited to join North Bend Mayor Rob McFarland for a cup of coffee at Arete Coffee Bar, located at 112 West Second Street. Bring your questions and chat over coffee and snacks with Mayor Rob. Thi...

Public Hearing Date for Formation of Meadowbrook Sewer ULID Set for May 17

On April 5^th, 2022, the North Bend City Council unanimously approved a resolution to set a Public Hearing date for the formation of the Meadowbrook Sewer Utility Local Improvement District (ULID). The resolution sets the Public Hearing date for May 17^th, ...

North Bend Awarded Grant, Train Depot to Receive New Roof

At the May 3, 2022 North Bend City Council meeting, Council unanimously approved a resolution accepting construction bids for the North Bend Train Depot Roof Rehabilitation project, awarding the construction contract to AMER-X Inc.

The 35-year-old roof is ...

North Bend Weekly Recap: Train Depot Project, Volunteering Event, Building Safety Month and More

Happy Friday, North Bend! It may not feel like it, but remember: Our warm, sunshine-filled summer is right around the corner. Grab your raincoat and take a stroll downtown. Say hello to your local businesses and check out the freshly planted hanging baske...

Affordable Housing Week Commences, Proclamation Presented at May 3 City Council Meeting

At the May 3 North Bend City Council meeting, Mayor Rob McFarland proclaimed May 8 - 14, 2022, as Affordable Housing Week in North Bend. All people should have access to safe, healthy and affordable homes within communities that provide opportunity.

The US...

Mayor McFarland Proclaims May Building Safety Month

May is National Building Safety Month and is sponsored by the International Code Council (ICC) and supported by the City of North Bend. 

Building Safety Month is an international campaign that takes place in May to raise awareness about building s...

North Bend Weekly Recap: New Business Bulletin, Traffic Alerts, Events and More

Happy Friday, North Bend! You know all those April showers (and hail) we’ve experienced this past month? We hear those showers bring May flowers… Welcome to your last weekend in April! Please click linked headlines for articles and po...

Traffic Alert: SE North Bend Way and 436 Ave SE Final Road Grinding, Paving Scheduled Week of May 2

Beginning the week of May 2^nd, road grinding is expected to commence along Southeast North Bend Way, from just west of the Snoqualmie Valley Trail to the newly constructed roundabout at Southeast North Bend Way and 436^th Avenue Southeast.

This developer-fu...

Thank You: Community Effort Helps Beautify North Bend During Earth Day Event

The City of North Bend wishes to express its gratitude for the community effort during the City’s two-day Beautification Days event, held in honor of Earth Day.

On Friday, April 22^nd, and Saturday, April 23^rd, residents, the Snoqualmie Valley Hos...

NE 6th Street Watermain Replacement and Roadway Repair Project Set to Begin May 2nd

The NE 6^th Street Watermain Replacement and Roadway Repair project is set to begin construction Monday, May 2^nd, 2022. Work will begin at the intersection of NE 6^th Street and Ballarat Avenue and will continue east. A portion of the project includes work ...

North Bend Weekly Recap: Message from the Mayor, Earth Day Celebration, Recycling Events and More

Happy Friday, North Bend, and happy Earth Day! We hope you enjoy the newest edition of the Weekly Recap – Remember to click linked headlines for articles and posts.

Quarterly Message from the Mayor  Mayor McFarland's 1^st Quarter Message from the M...

Mayor Proclaims April 22 Earth Day

Earth Day is a valuable opportunity to renew our commitment to preserving and protecting our Earth through community service, responsible stewardship, and daily practices. With that, North Bend Mayor Rob McFarland is proud to proclaim April 22 as Earth Da...

Park Street Overlay Project Begins April 22, Road Closure Expected

On Friday, April 22^nd, Hos Brothers will be performing a pavement overlay on Park Street adjacent to the Cade Vu Townhomes project.  Work includes grinding asphalt and re-paving in the eastbound travel lane.  Park Street’s east...

North Bend Special Recycling Event Happens May 14th

The City of North Bend and the Snoqualmie Tribe’s annual spring Special Recycling Event happens Saturday, May 14^th, 2022 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Snoqualmie Middle School (SMS), 9200 Railroad Ave SE. This year’s event also includes fre...

City Tests Digital Emergency Signs on Thursday, April 21

The cities of North Bend and Snoqualmie will be testing digital signs used for emergencies on Thursday, April 21^st. This will involve activation of the lights and messaging. These signs are placed at the following locations:

• SR 202 where Snoqualmie meets N...

Quarterly Message from the Mayor

Happy Spring, North Bend Residents,

I write to you today, occasionally gazing outside my window here at City Hall. The highest point of Mt. Si is covered in spring snow, with dramatic clouds overhead threatening more of the same. Simultaneously, the sun is...

North Bend Weekly Recap: 8th District Town Hall, Tree City USA, Update on Republic Services and More

Happy Friday, North Bend! We hope you enjoy the newest edition of the Weekly Recap – remember to keep your eyes out for some brightly colored eggs around town this weekend, and be sure to click linked headlines for articles and posts.

YOU&rsq...

Snoqualmie-North Bend Police Take Back Unwanted Prescription Drugs, April 30

On Saturday, April 30^th, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. the Snoqualmie-North Bend Police Department and the U. S. Drug Enforcement Administration will give the public its 21^st opportunity in nine years to prevent pill abuse and theft by ridding their homes of pot...

Update on Republic Services

In January, the City of North Bend formally requested that Republic Services provide customer billing credits and reimbursement for City expenses due to Republic’s extended time period without service in December, 2021 and January, 2022. &nb...

Arbor Day Foundation Recognizes North Bend as a Tree City USA

This spring, the Arbor Day Foundation recognized North Bend as a 2021 Tree City USA in honor of its commitment to effective urban forest management.  

North Bend achieved Tree City USA recognition by meeting each of the program’s four re...

North Bend Weekly Recap: Nature Vision, Smart Communities Award Video, NB Beautification Days & More

Happy Friday, North Bend! Are you ready for Spring Break? Snoqualmie Valley School District kids will be out and about more from April 11^th through 15^th. Please keep an eye out for heightened activity as you drive around town next week. We hope you enjoy ...

Washington State Department of Commerce Shares Smart Communities Award Video for North Bend

In October, Gov. Jay Inslee and Washington State Dept. of Commerce Director Lisa Brown honored the City of North Bend with the Smart Project Award for the City’s adoption of Form-Based Code for its Downtown Commercial zone.

Since then, representatives have...

Community Invited to Participate in ‘North Bend Beautification Days’ in Honor of Earth Day

In honor of Earth Day, the City invites community members to join us for our second North Bend Beautification Days on April 22^nd and 23^rd.

City Council and staff, the North Bend Downtown Foundation, Empower Youth Network, Snoqualmie Valley Hospital, Girl S...

City and Snoqualmie Valley School District Collaborate with Water Conservation Education

In 2021, North Bend City Councilmembers unanimously approved a contract for the City to join the Saving Water Partnership (SWP), a collaboration between Seattle Public Utilities (SPU) and 17 water purveyors that purchase water from SPU. In additi...

North Bend Weekly Recap: Visits with State Reps and SVSD Supt., Sexual Assault Awareness and More

Happy Friday, North Bend, and Happy April Fools Day – though there will be no “fooling” for you as you read through this week’s Weekly Recap! Enjoy the read and remember to click linked headlines for articles and po...

Mayor Rescinds Executive Orders Addressing City Hall Operations During Pandemic

Let’s get back to business in person! On Wednesday, March 30^th, 2022, Mayor Rob McFarland issued Executive Order No. 20-07. The purpose of the Order is to rescind previously issued Executive Orders 20-01 through 20-06, addressing operational aspects of Ci...

Meet Up with the Mayor: Spring and Summer Opportunities

On Wednesday, March 30^th, residents stopped in at the North Bend Bakery for beverages, snacks and conversation with North Bend Mayor Rob McFarland. 

Meet ups provide a relaxed atmosphere in which to connect with Mayor Rob and discuss City-related ...

Collaboration is a Beautiful Thing: Mayors Connect with SVSD Superintendent

North Bend Mayor Rob McFarland and Snoqualmie Mayor Katherine Ross met this week with Snoqualmie Valley School District (SVSD) Superintendent Dr. Lance Gibbon to connect on shared opportunities, challenges and brainstorm ways the cities can collaborate to...

North Bend Weekly Recap: Funding Announcements, Meet up with the Mayor, Road Work and More

Happy Friday, North Bend, and Happy Spring! Welcome to the new edition of the Weekly Recap. Rain, sunshine, rainbows and warmth were just a few of the weather surprises our town received this week. We hope you were able to get outside, walk some North Ben...

North Bend Receives Grant Funding for Future South Fork Avenue Extension Bypass Project

In March, the Puget Sound Regional Council (PSRC) approved funding for the recipients of their 2021 Rural Town Centers and Corridors (RTCC), a program that provides grants for projects in smaller, rural cities in the Pacific Northwest. The City of North B...

It Takes a Village: Multi-year Collaborative Effort Secures Funding to Fix SR 18

On Wednesday, March 23, 2022, elected officials, city leaders and public safety representatives from the Snoqualmie Valley and Issaquah gathered at Snoqualmie City Hall for a roundtable discussion to reflect on the multi-year, collaborative effort that se...

U.S. Rep. Kim Schrier Secures Funding for Flood Risk Protection, Wetland Enhancement Project

This week, U.S. Representative Kim Schrier, M.D. (WA-08) and collaborating organizations celebrated her work in securing grant funding for North Bend’s Stream Channel Widening and Wetland Creation/Enhancement Project with a surprisingly warm, spring walk ...

Paving to Occur on Portion of Southeast North Bend Way, Temporary Rough Road Conditions Expected

Drivers heading westbound on Southeast North Bend Way, crossing the new roundabout at the intersection of 436^th Avenue SE, can expect some rough road conditions for a few days this week. This will occur in the westbound lane, near the Applied Professional...

Community Input Needed: Take Eastside Fire and Rescue's Survey

Eastside Fire & Rescue (EF&R) has begun their strategic planning process for 2023 – 2027. They are now gathering input from the communities they serve via an online survey. Feedback received from the survey will help them identify goals ...

North Bend Weekly Recap: Ribary Creek Project, Behavioral Health Funding, Community Surveys and More

Happy Friday, North Bend! Welcome to the new edition of the Weekly Recap. Remember to click linked headlines for more information.

Ribary Creek Flood Risk Reduction Project Expected to Begin in April

The King County Flood Control District and City of North ...

Ribary Creek Flood Risk Reduction Project Expected to Begin in April

The King County Flood Control District (District) and the City of North Bend have entered into an Interlocal Agreement to begin design for the Ribary Creek Flood Risk Reduction Project.

The portion of Ribary Creek located between I-90 and Bendigo Boulevard...

State Rep. Lisa Callan Collaborates with Cities to Secure Funding for Behavioral Health Coordinator

The cities of North Bend and Snoqualmie have been working in collaboration with first responders and State Representative Lisa Callan to obtain funding for a pilot behavioral health emergency response and coordination program. Awarded to the City of Snoqu...

Police Officers Apprehend Stabbing Suspect in Downtown North Bend

On Tuesday, March 15, 2022, at approximately 4PM, Snoqualmie/North Bend Police Officers responded to reports of a subject with a gun at the North Bend Chevron gas station located at the corner of SW Mt. Si Blvd and Bendigo Blvd S. 

A male subject ...

North Bend Weekly Recap: Planning Commission Openings, Community Events, Resilience Month and More

Happy Friday, North Bend! Welcome to the new edition of the Weekly Recap. Enjoy the read, and remember: We “spring forward” by one hour on Sunday…

Reminder: State and County Mask Mandate Ends March 12^th 

Washington St...

North Bend Yard Waste Recycling Program Begins April 23rd

The 2022 North Bend Yard Waste Recycling program begins April 23^rd. This annual recycling program is open to North Bend residents and property owners on select Saturdays (see dates below) April – October from 8 a.m. to 12 p.m. at the North Bend ...

Explosive Noises Possible from Fire Training Academy, March 7th through 9th

The Washington State Fire Training Academy (FTA) has notified the City that it will be hosting training exercises on March 7^th, March 8^th and possibly March 9^th, that may result in explosive noises being heard in areas of North Bend. Explosive noises are ...

North Bend Weekly Recap: State of the City, Resilience Month, Habitat for Humanity and More

Happy Friday, North Bend! Welcome to the new edition of the Weekly Recap. Enjoy the read and remember to click linked headlines to read full news releases.  

Mayor McFarland’s State of the City Address and March 1^st Council Meeting Recor...

Habitat for Humanity’s Taylor Town Provides Volunteering Opportunities

Interest, enthusiasm, commitment, and compassion: Habitat for Humanity Seattle-King and Kittitas Counties are looking for volunteers with qualities such as these to help at their new building site in North Bend.

Located at 250 E 2^nd Street, Habitat for Hum...

State Indoor Mask Mandate Now Set to End March 12

Yesterday, Governor Inslee, joined by Secretary of Health Umair Shah, announced that Washington State is changing masking guidelines, with the removal of indoor mask policies in most establishments, and a move from mask requirements to mask recommendation...

Active Weather Update for North Bend

North Bend continues to be impacted by steady, heavy rain pushing the Snoqualmie River to flood Phase 3.

Lowland flooding can occur during Phase 3, particularly in low-lying areas. As of 7:45 a.m., Public Works crews have temporarily closed Boalch Avenue, ...

Sand and Sandbags Available at Public Works for Residents Concerned About Localized Flooding

For residents concerned about potential localized street flooding impacting their homes and businesses, the City's Public Works Facility has sand and sandbags available. 

Please enter through City Hall, located at 920 SE Cedar Falls Way. ...

North Bend Weekly Recap: City Hall Reopening, Snowstorm Response, Twin Peaks Day

Happy Friday, North Bend! Welcome to the new edition of the Weekly Recap. It was a chilly week here in town. We hope you stayed warm and safe. Remember to click linked headlines to read full news releases. 

Twin Peaks Day in North Bend!

Mayor McFar...

North Bend City Hall to Reopen to the Public on March 1st

North Bend City Hall will reopen to the public on Tuesday, March 1^st, at 8:30 a.m. City Hall and other City buildings will return to previously practiced, in-person, regular hours of operation: 

• Monday through Thursday, from 8:30 a.m. to noon, and...

Snowstorm Response: Removal Work and Continual Monitoring

On Monday, February 21^st, North Bend saw a couple inches of snow, with the snow level that evening at around 500 feet elevation in King County.

Public Works crews plowed the primary arterials and neighborhood collectors throughout all hours of the night on...

North Bend Weekly Recap: Twin Peaks Day, State Mask Requirements Update, Republic Services Update

Happy Friday, North Bend! Welcome to the new edition of the Weekly Recap. We hope you enjoy your read, and we wish you a happy Presidents’ Day (Monday the 21st), and a fantastic Twin Peaks Day (Thursday the 24th). Remember to click linked headlines to rea...

North Bend Weekly Recap: Message from the Mayor, Volition Building Honored, Meadowbrook ULID update

Happy first Friday in February North Bend! Welcome to the new edition of the Weekly Recap. It was a pretty busy week around town, and we hope this newsletter helps keep you up to date. Remember to click linked headlines to read full news releases.&nbs...

City Council Approves Resolution Including City Properties in Potential Meadowbrook Sewer ULID

On February 1, 2022, the North Bend City Council unanimously approved a resolution confirming the inclusion of City-owned properties within a potential Meadowbrook Sewer Utility Local Improvement District (ULID). The sewer network system project area incl...

Message from the Mayor: 2021 - A Year in Review

Hello  North Bend residents,

Isn’t it amazing that we are already through the first full month of 2022? While City departments are working toward full yearend accounting of all City operations, I wanted to take the time to share with you...

Sitework to Begin on new River Run Apartment Project with Affordable Housing Component

The City of North Bend has issued a Clearing and Grading permit for the new River Run Apartment project.

This multi-family housing development is located south of Chinook Lumber at the corner of 436^th Ave SE and SE 136^th Street, and will consist of 128-uni...

North Bend Weekly Recap: New Business Bulletin, City Hall Closed thru Feb., Grant Funds New Aid Car

Happy Friday North Bend and welcome to the new edition of your Weekly Recap. The days are getting longer, and we hope you’ve been able to enjoy the sunshine these past few days. We definitely deserve it. There’s been a lot of things ha...

North Bend Weekly Recap: Republic Services Update, Meadowbrook Farm Happenings, FREE Covid Tests

Hello North Bend residents and welcome to the new edition of your Weekly Recap. We are pleased to report that it has been a relatively quiet week around town now that a garbage strike is behind us. It looks like we are in for a stretch of dry and hopefull...

Mayor’s Message: Snow Events and Mountain Town Living

Hello North Bend Residents,

As the snow melts from one of our biggest snow events in the past several decades, I wanted to take a moment to express my gratitude for your patience and understanding as we endured up to 26 inches of snow over the course of 9 ...

North Bend Weekly Recap: Garbage Collection Disruption, Apartment Project Starts, Covid Cases Rise

Happy Friday North Bend and welcome to the latest installment of your Weekly Recap. Well, we got rid of the snow this week, only to be presented with an out of state union led temporary work stoppage at Republic Services facilities. We thank you for your ...

North Bend Weekly Recap: Special Mayor's Message, Help Clear Storm Drains, Snowplowing FAQs

Happy Saturday North Bend and welcome to a special weekend installment of your Weekly Recap. As we move back to our more typical warmer weather, we hope you’re enjoying a return to normalcy. The past two weeks were nearly unprecedented as far as weather g...

North Bend Weekly Recap: Prep for Winter Weather, City Hall Closure, Lighting Contest Winners

Happy Holidays North Bend and welcome to the new edition of your Weekly Recap - one day early this week. It looks like we are in for some very cold weather starting this weekend. Our Public Works team will be monitoring conditions and are ready to roll ou...

Drumroll Please: North Bend 4th Graders Name City Snowplows

After months of pandemic related delays, this summer the City of North Bend finally received a brand-new snowplow to add to its fleet. 

In honor of the new plow, the City enlisted the help of 4^th graders at North Bend and Opstad Elementary schools...

North Bend Weekly Recap: Lighting Contest Winners, 436th Reopened, Be Prepared for Winter Weather

Happy Holidays North Bend and welcome to the latest edition of your Weekly Recap. There are some more holiday happenings around town this week that are noted below. Additionally, our holiday lighting contest winners were announced this week and there is a...

City Council Approves New Hotel Performance Standards for Interchange Commercial Zone

On December 7, 2021, the North Bend City Council unanimously approved amendments to the Hotel Performance Land Use Standards in North Bend Municipal Code (NBMC) 18.10.050 Section 2.16.  

The amendments were proposed to enable development of a hote...

North Bend Weekly Recap: Weekend Holiday Events, Snowplows Get Names, Trail & Sidewalk Improvements

Happy Friday North Bend and welcome to the new installment of the Weekly Recap. Thank you to so many community members who braved the rain and cold for Holly Days last weekend. It was wonderful to gather in person again. This weekend we will be judging th...

2022 City Budget Includes Additional Transportation Improvement Investments

The City of North Bend is pleased to announce that several additional transportation improvement projects are planned in 2022 that will improve pedestrian connectivity and enhance public safety for residents.

As a result of robust sales tax revenue and con...

U.S. Rep. Kim Schrier Visits North Bend, Tours Wastewater Treatment Plant

On Monday, November 29, 2021, U.S. Representative Kim Schrier visited North Bend and was given a guided tour of the City’s Wastewater Treatment Plant (WWTP), which is currently in phase 2 of a major modernization project.

The $35 million, multi-year WWTP H...

City sees Success with Water Distribution System Leak Reduction Program; Increases Mitigation Supply

On November 1, 2021, the City of North Bend exited its Water Conservation Ordinance (WCO) Stage 1 for the 2021 calendar year. Following recent rainfall events, the Snoqualmie River is flowing well and is anticipated to continue to flow above minimum in-st...

Independent Force Investigation Team Investigating Officer Involved Shooting at Torguson Park

UPDATE | 11/17/21, 4PM

The King County Independent Force Investigation Team (IFIT) released an update on its investigation. That press release can be found HERE.

City News Release issued on 11/17 at approximately 8AM:

The King County Independent For...

Construction at Tollgate Farm Park will Bring New Agricultural Amenities to Community

Community members will soon notice construction near the historic Tollgate Farmhouse as Si View Metropolitan Park District (MPD) continues working on its Tollgate Farm Park Improvements Project.

This week work is expected to begin that will construct a new...

City Council Recommends 38% Increase to Human Services and Community Organization Funding for 2022

During an October 26th North Bend City Council Workstudy session, Councilmembers recommended a 38% increase in grant funding for local nonprofit organizations that serve community and human service needs of North Bend residents. This increase follows an a...

Lawsuit Challenging Approval of City’s Water System Plan Dismissed

On October 15, 2021, King County Superior Court Judge Patrick Oishi dismissed a lawsuit filed by Friends of the Snoqualmie Valley Trail and River (FOSVT) appealing the Washington State Department of Health’s approval of the City of North Bend&am...

Habitat for Humanity Officially Launches New North Bend Community: Taylor Town

On Tuesday, September 28, 2021, Habitat for Humanity Seattle-King & Kittitas Counties representatives, along with elected State and City officials, gathered in downtown North Bend to officially launch the organization’s newest community: Tay...

Construction Begins on Maloney Estates Subdivision

The week of August 30th, sitework is expected to begin on Maloney Estates, a new 23-unit single-family home subdivision located just south of the intersection of Maloney Grove Ave SE and SE Mt. Teneriffe Place.

Initial sitework on the approximate 4.5-acre ...

City Joins Saving Water Partnership, Expands Conservation Effort with New Resources and Rebates

At the July 20^th North Bend City Council meeting, Councilmembers unanimously approved a contract for the City to join the Saving Water Partnership, a collaboration between Seattle Public Utilities (SPU) and 17 water purveyors that purchase water ...

King County Breaks Ground on new North Bend Loop Vehicle Maintenance Facility

Earlier this month King County Wastewater Treatment Division (WTD) broke ground on a new Loop Vehicle Maintenance and Staging Facility in the eastern portion of the City.

For the past five years, King County has worked with community members and the City o...

Thank You North Bend Residents: Data Shows Citywide Water Conservation Efforts Paying Off

During the past  seven years, the City of North Bend has actively pursued water conservation through ongoing distribution system leak reduction efforts, customer conservation education, and the 2020 Water Conservation Ordinance.

A recent North Ben...

Downtown Condominium Project Expected to Begin Soon

Site work for a new 23-unit condominium project along E. Park Street - near the new North Bend Way roundabout - is expected to begin the week of June 21^st.  These will be the first new condominiums built in the City in over 20 years, helping to m...

Form Based Code Approved for North Bend Downtown Commercial Zone

On Tuesday, June 1^st, the North Bend City Council unanimously approved the adoption of Form Based Code (FBC) to guide development in the City’s Downtown Commercial (DC) Zone, which encompasses approximately 20 blocks in the downtown area.

The mor...

City Council Approves Contract to Complete Wastewater Treatment Plant Improvement Project

At its May 18^th meeting the North Bend City Council reached a historic milestone, approving the contract for Phase 2 of the important Wastewater Treatment Plant (WWTP) High Priority Improvements (HPI) Project, which will complete the estimated $35 million...

City Council Approves New Water Rates, General Facility Charges to Improve, Upgrade Water System

On May 18, 2021, the North Bend City Council unanimously approved new water rates and General Facility Charges (GFCs) for the years 2022-2026.

The approved annual 5.5% rate increase and new GFCs for water connections will help fund normal operations, maint...

Mayor McFarland, City of North Bend Highlighted on Radio Talk Show

In honor of Twin Peaks Day, Mayor Rob McFarland was featured on CBC Vancouver radio talk show On the Coast with Gloria Macarenko, Wednesday afternoon, February 24^th.

During the radio segment, Mayor Rob was asked many questions about touri...

Message from the Mayor

Happy Spring, North Bend Residents,

I write to you today, occasionally gazing outside my window here at City Hall. The highest point of Mt. Si is covered in spring snow, with dramatic clouds overhead threatening more of the same. Simultaneously, the sun is...

Explore Events in North Bend

North Bend is home to a diverse community of artists, musicians and small businesses. Check out www.DiscoverNorthBend.com to learn more about local events.

COVID-19 Resources

COVID-19 Vaccine Resources

• King County Public Health has a variety of in-depth information about the three, federally-approved COVID-19 vaccines HERE.
• Learn about COVID-19 Vaccine Safety from the Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) HERE.
• See how ...