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Whatcom County COVID-19 Update for March 29, 2020
On March 29, the Whatcom County Health Department has identified 14 new cases of COVID-19 in Whatcom County. Learn More -
Accessing Healthy Food During Stay Home, Stay Healthy
Wondering what’s up with accessing healthy food during the Stay Home, Stay Healthy order for Washington? We’ve got an overview here for you. Read on -
03/26/20 Lummi Island COVID19 Ferry Sailing Schedule
03/26/20 FERRY Modified Schedule Effective during the COVID19 Pandemic Additional Info... -
Business shut-down order takes effect Thursday, March 26
Expanded restrictions on public gatherings and “non-essential business” in an effort to slow the spread of COVID-19 were announced by the Governor this week. Businesses that are not listed as essential should be closed by Thursday, March 26. Read on... -
Lummi Island Ferry Fare Collection Update as of 3/26/20
Following Governor Inslee’s Proclamation 20-25 imposing a Shelter-in-Place Order and in an effort to minimize risk and maximum response to COVID19, we are implementing the following changes to the Lummi Island Ferry’s operations. Additional Info... -
Stay Home, Stay Healthy Strategy Order Announced by Governor to Slow Spread of COVID-19
Yesterday, Governor Inslee announced a Stay Home, Stay Healthy Executive Order, the best tool we currently have to slow the spread of COVID-19. This decision is a proven strategy that will save lives. Read on... -
County Parks is Making Operational Changes in Parks/Facilities Access
In response to Governor Inslee’s mandate, County Parks and Recreation are making operational changes until further notice or otherwise stated. Additional Info... -
Whatcom County Parks Campgrounds to Remain Closed
Effective Monday March 23rd, Whatcom County Parks and Recreation campgrounds will remain closed until April 30th to help reduce the spread of COVID-19. View Full Press Release
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COVID-19 Updates Link
This is the page where the updates are posted by the Whatcom County Health Dept. They are updated as new information is available. Read On...
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