Snowden Community

Fire Danger Today: VERY HIGH

Snowden Community Council Meetings – Every First Wednesday of the Month, 7 PM, Cherry Lane Fire Station (Bates Rd. & Snowden Rd.)

SNOWDEN COMMUNITY COUNCIL
ANNUAL POTLUCK

WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 3rd

GATES OPEN AT 5:30
MEETING BEGINS AT 6:00PM
POTLUCK BEGINS AT 7:00PM

649 SNOWDEN RD.

  • Local Fire Department has been invited so we can give them our thanks!
  • Hear updates on current committee efforts
  • Bring your input and ideas for future efforts/projects

Folks are encouraged to bring a side dish, dessert, or beverage to share; however, there is no obligation to do so to attend the event. Main dish will be provided by the Council.


Photo by Anne Gengler
COMMUNITY SERVICES
  • Call or Text 988 for Suicide Prevention and Crisis Lifeline
  • WAGAP (Washington Gorge Action Programs)
    • 24-hour crisis line for domestic violence/sexual assault: 844-493-1709
    • Bingen office: 800-755-1192 or 509-493-2662. Services include: Food Bank, Emergency Housing, Housing Assistance, Domestic Violence Assistance, Youth Center, Financial Programs.

Burdoin Fire Relief Donations

The Lyle Lions Club is providing gift cards directly to individuals who lost their homes, allowing them to purchase what they need most.

If you would like to join us in supporting this effort, please contact the Lyle Lions Club at 509-637-4096 – Dean Oldenberg, Club President.

Paypal link


The focus of the Mt. Adams Prescribed Burn Association’s (PBA’s) Fall Quarterly Meeting will be Learning from the Burdoin Fire.

WHEN: Monday, September 8th, 6:00-8:00PM
WHERE: Near Lyle, WA (exact address will be shared with those who register)


Join the Snowden Wildfire Prevention Committee

We invite you to consider joining the Snowden Wildfire Prevention Committee. The committee currently meets via Zoom once or twice a month, and is actively seeking public involvement. If you’re interested in participating, please email us at snowdencouncil@gmail.com.





Adopting a Critical Areas Ordinance (CAO) is a WA State requirement for all cities and counties, under the Growth Management Act. Its purpose is to establish local regulations to protect critical areas, which are defined as “critical aquifer recharge areas, fish and wildlife habitat conservation areas, frequently flooded areas, geological hazardous areas, and wetlands.” A proposed revision to the CAO for Klickitat County is being considered.





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