The City is proud to announce the Star Park Bathrooms are finally open!
Thank you to our Public Works crew for getting them setup, thank you to Sanitary Service Company, Inc. (SSC) for their generous donation of portable toilets over the last year to bridge the gap and thank you former Councilwoman Carol Bersch for posing for the announcement.
As of Weds, Oct. 26th, Third Avenue is open to vehicles and pedestrians. Thanks to a grant from the Department of Ecology, the City was able to install new utilities, sidewalks and pervious pavement along the edges of the roadway to intercept stormwater runoff from the road and sidewalks. A sand filter was installed below the pavement to treat the stormwater. This new pavement technology is a great example of low impact development, which helps keep toxins from our streets from entering our water supply.
Thursday April 27th, Friday April 28th and Monday May 1st 8:30am-5:00pm. Work will take place on Malloy Ave and Maria Terrace. While the road will remain open, traffic control and speed reduction devices will be in place. This work is weather dependent with dates subject to change. This traffic revision is necessary to allow for a private developer to complete installation of a utility and storm crossing.
If you have questions regarding this notice, please contact the Ferndale Public Works Department at (360) 384-4006.
As part of the City’s efforts to improve traffic flow through our downtown core, the traffic signals at 1st Avenue and Main St have been changed.
For traffic going East/West on Main Street, the signal will show a flashing yellow. This means proceed with caution.
For traffic on 1st avenue, the signal will show a flashing red. This means come to a complete stop then proceed when safe.
There will no longer be a protected pedestrian crossing at this intersection.
The City will study the impacts to our city and review whether to remove the street light entirely.
For any questions, please contact Ferndale Public Works Department at (360) 685-2379.