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🚨 BLACK DIAMOND WEEKEND CHECKLIST 🚨If you’re spending the weekend in Black Diamond, here’s your sign to skip the usual r...
09/12/2026

🚨 BLACK DIAMOND WEEKEND CHECKLIST 🚨

If you’re spending the weekend in Black Diamond, here’s your sign to skip the usual routine and explore a little. 👀

☕ Find a good morning pick-me-up
🥐 Treat yourself to something delicious
🛍️ Pop into a local shop
🌲 Take the scenic route
🍽️ Grab a bite close to home
✨ And maybe discover a new favorite along the way

But we know the list is missing something…

YOUR favorite spot. 👇

What’s ONE thing people shouldn’t miss when they’re in Black Diamond?

Drop your favorite type of stop, activity, or local experience in the comments — let’s see how many good recommendations we can come up with. 👀

Locals, this is your chance to share your picks!

Join us tonight at the City Council meeting!
09/08/2026

Join us tonight at the City Council meeting!

Curious about how city planning works?

Please join the City Council and Planning Commission for a joint meeting Tuesday, September 8th, 2026 for a Short Course on Planning presented by Clay White of Kimley-Horn.
The presentation will provide background and information on the Growth Management Act, new Housing Element requirements, and planning for housing.
This is a chance to learn more about the planning framework and requirements that cities work within.

Check out the City's website for more information and a link to attend virtually: https://www.blackdiamondwa.gov/m/newsflash/home/detail/48

09/08/2026

BLACK DIAMOND HAS A STORY. 🖤

Long before today’s streets, shops, and neighborhoods, Black Diamond was built around coal mining. In the late 1800s, miners and their families came to the area to work the rich coal seams—and a community began to take shape.

That history is still part of what makes Black Diamond unique today. From its historic buildings and landmarks to the stories passed down through generations, there’s a lot more to this little town than meets the eye.

So the next time you’re in Black Diamond, slow down and look around.

Take the detour. Explore the history. Support local. And discover a little more of what makes Black Diamond worth the stop. 📍🖤

09/06/2026

POV: You’re driving through Black Diamond… 👀🚗

You could keep driving.

Or… you could pull over, grab something to eat or drink, browse a little, check something off your to-do list, and enjoy a few extra minutes in town. 🖤

The road closure may have changed the way you get here, but Black Diamond is still open—and worth the stop.

So next time you’re passing through, don’t just drive through.

Take the detour. Make the stop. Explore Black Diamond. 📍

Curious about how city planning works?Please join the City Council and Planning Commission for a joint meeting Tuesday, ...
09/04/2026

Curious about how city planning works?

Please join the City Council and Planning Commission for a joint meeting Tuesday, September 8th, 2026 for a Short Course on Planning presented by Clay White of Kimley-Horn.
The presentation will provide background and information on the Growth Management Act, new Housing Element requirements, and planning for housing.
This is a chance to learn more about the planning framework and requirements that cities work within.

Check out the City's website for more information and a link to attend virtually: https://www.blackdiamondwa.gov/m/newsflash/home/detail/48

Contractor crews are making steady progress installing two new fish-passable culvert structures along SR 169 near Jones ...
09/04/2026

Contractor crews are making steady progress installing two new fish-passable culvert structures along SR 169 near Jones Lake in Black Diamond.

Since both directions of SR 169 closed near Jones Lake on Aug. 17, our contractor has installed concrete culvert structures across the state highway at Rock Creek and an unnamed tributary to Jones Lake. Those installations were possible only after crews drove nearly 260 timber posts into the damp, peaty soil, creating a stable base to hold the weight of the concrete structures. Pile driving wrapped up last weekend.

Although the culvert structures are now in place, there is still plenty of work left to complete. This includes backfilling soil around the new structures, constructing the stream bed and placing logs and other fish-friendly features beneath the roadway. Crews also must rebuild the roadway, restore utilities that run through the area and repave the highway over the culverts.

At this point, we remain on track to reopen both directions of SR 169 as planned on Monday, Sept. 21. However, the arrival of wet weather could slow down the pace of construction. We’ll share more updates as we get closer to that date.

In the meantime, signed detours will continue to guide travelers around the road closure on SR 169 near Jones Lake. We've seen some traffic build along the detour route during the afternoon commute. People traveling through Black Diamond on SR 169 should expect delays along the detour route and build additional time into their trips while the closure remains in place. Photos are courtesy of WSDOT and used with permission.

09/03/2026

There’s something special about spending a morning in Historic Black Diamond. 🖤

Grab your coffee, enjoy breakfast, browse local shops, take care of a few errands, and slow down long enough to enjoy the charm of our historic community.

And if the closure has you thinking, “I’ll just go somewhere else…” — don’t.

Take the detour into Black Diamond. 🚗

Your usual route may have changed, but you can still make a morning out of it. Turn into town, make a stop, and support local while you’re here.

📍 Make Historic Black Diamond part of your weekend plans.

Take the detour. Make the stop. Explore local.

Black Diamond City Council meets tonight (9/1) at 7 p.m. at the Black Diamond Council Chambers (25510 Lawson Street) and...
09/01/2026

Black Diamond City Council meets tonight (9/1) at 7 p.m. at the Black Diamond Council Chambers (25510 Lawson Street) and online.

7 p.m. Regular Business Meeting – on the agenda:

• Resolution authorizing purchase of new police vehicle,
• Monthly financial report for June 2026,
•Resolution regarding utility truck purchase,
•Resolution authorizing design contract with Parametrix, Inc. for the Ginder Creek Trails Project,
• Ordinance amending Chapter 10.32 and 10.34 of the Black Diamond Municipal Code regarding penalty amounts for permitted uses,
• Ordinance regarding BESS Interim Zoning Controls, and more.
Full agenda and details – including a link to attend virtually at:

https://www.blackdiamondwa.gov/1220/Minutes-Agendas

The road closure may have changed your route, but it doesn't have to change where you take care of business.Need to take...
09/01/2026

The road closure may have changed your route, but it doesn't have to change where you take care of business.

Need to take care of yourself?
Need to get an appointment on the calendar?
Need a wellness service?
Need to pick up something for your home, health, or everyday life?
Need to check something off your to-do list?

Look local first.

Black Diamond is home to businesses that help you feel good, get things done, and keep life moving—and they’re still here, ready to serve you. 💪🏼

So before you automatically drive somewhere else, take a look at what you can find right here in Black Diamond.

Take the detour. Take care of business. Support local. 🖤

📣 Calling all Black Diamond locals and visitors!What’s your favorite local stop in town? 👇Maybe it’s a place for breakfa...
08/31/2026

📣 Calling all Black Diamond locals and visitors!

What’s your favorite local stop in town? 👇

Maybe it’s a place for breakfast.
Maybe it’s your go-to lunch spot.
Maybe it’s the shop where you always find something fun.
Maybe it’s a local business you think everyone needs to know about.

During the SR-169 closures, let’s help spread the word that Black Diamond businesses are still open!

Tag your favorite local business below and give them a little love. ❤️

You might even help someone discover their new favorite spot!

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