Yakima Municipal Court is alerting the public to a scam involving fraudulent text messages that falsely claim recipients will face license suspension or additional fees if payment is not made. “The Court does not send text messages threatening the imposition of fees or driver’s license suspension for failure to make a payment,” said Court Services
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Yakima Municipal Court Completes Response to State v. Blake
In 2021, the Washington State Supreme Court found the law criminalizing drug possession unconstitutional. As a result of this decision, known as State v. Blake, any Blake-related convictions in Washington State qualify to be removed (vacated) from one’s criminal record, and any legal financial obligations (LFOs) paid as a result qualify for financial reimbursement. Yakima
Expanding Water and Wastewater Access to Underserved Communities Project
The City of Yakima is moving forward with an important project to construct new water and wastewater systems in the northeast and south central areas of the city. The northeast area work will include areas along North 3rd Street, North 4th Street, East Q Street, East O Street and Oak Street. South central area improvements
Chip Seal Program Begins June 25th
The City of Yakima Streets Division will begin its annual chip sealing program on Wednesday, June 25th. This year’s project will be completed in the following order: The project is expected to conclude approximately the first week of September. Crews will be working in the project areas from 6:00 am to 4:00 pm, Monday through
Rolling Street Closure Planned for 2025 Pride Parade
The annual Yakima Pride Parade will be held in Yakima on Saturday, June 21st. During the parade, there will be a rolling street closure of Yakima Avenue between Terrace Street and 12th Avenue, as well as South 12th Avenue between Yakima Avenue and Chestnut Avenue. Organizers anticipate minimal impact to traffic. The parade begins at
Yakima City Council June 17th, 2025 Regular Meeting Review
The Yakima City Council held a regular meeting on Tuesday, June 17th. Actions during the June 17th regular meeting agenda included: Click the following to watch on-demand Y-PAC coverage of the meeting – Yakima City Council 06-17-25 The June 17th Yakima City Council study session airs on Yakima Public Affairs Channel (Y-PAC), Charter Spectrum channel
Yakima City Council June 17th Regular Meeting Preview
The Yakima City Council will hold a regular meeting beginning at 5:30 pm on Tuesday, June 17th, 2025. Some of the agenda items for the June 17th regular meeting include: Click the following link for the entire June 17th meeting agenda packet – Agenda – Default Click Agendas and Minutes | City Council (yakimawa.gov) to
Overnight Lane Closures Planned for Nob Hill Blvd/Fair Ave Intersection
The intersection of Nob Hill Boulevard and Fair Avenue will be one lane each way overnight next Monday and Tuesday, June 16th and 17th, from 9:00 pm to 5:00 am both evenings. Temporary lane closures are required as AT&T needs to relocate its underground duct due to a City of Yakima stormwater drain project. Access
Closures, Celebration Planned for 2025 Juneteenth Observance
City of Yakima offices and most non-emergency services will close Thursday, June 19th, in observance of the Juneteenth holiday. Closures include City Hall, the Public Works office, Y-PAC office, Washington Fruit Community Center and Harman Center. Business offices for the police and fire departments will be closed. Emergency services will remain available. Yakima Municipal Court will be
Ribbon Cutting Planned June 19th for Aquatic Center at MLK Jr. Park
A grand opening ribbon-cutting ceremony at 2:00 pm Thursday, June 19th, will celebrate completion of the Aquatic Center at MLK Jr. Park. The ceremony will feature speakers from organizations and government agencies who helped with the success of this project. The aquatic center, located at the corner of South 9th Street and East Race Street,
