Lake Whatcom Blvd has reopened for travel as of 3:30 p.m. on Thursday, September 21. Read on...

Due to the increase in fuel moisture levels, recreational fires will again be allowed in unincorporated Whatcom County effective 4PM Friday, September 15th, 2023. All other outdoor burning is still banned, including yard debris & land clearing fires! Read on...

Whatcom County residents will have the opportunity to dispose of old tires at two free drop-off events in late September and early October. Learn more

Lake Whatcom Boulevard will be closed between Lake Louise Road and Southern Court for emergency culvert repairs. This closure applies to all traffic, including emergency vehicles and school buses. Read on...

We’re seeing an increase in COVID-19 hospitalizations locally and nationwide, but thankfully our numbers remain near the lowest levels in the last three years. Here are some common-sense guidelines for COVID-19. Learn more

Executive Sidhu has proclaimed September as "Mark Scholten Month" in Whatcom County in honor of Mr. Scholten's work, dedication and commitment to a lifetime of broadcasting high school sports in our County. Additional Info...

Throughout September, Whatcom County Sheriff’s Office (WCSO) Division Emergency Management (DEM) will share practical ways to prepare for emergencies on WhatcomReady.org and Whatcom Ready’s Facebook and X (Twitter) accounts. Read on...

The Whatcom County Auditor is now accepting applications for replacement vehicle/vessel licensing subagent offices in Lynden and Blaine. Read on...