City of Raymond

08/21/2026

Construction has began for our second RCO grant project at the Raymond Pool 💦 The crew from WMS Aquatics is prepping the pool for a much needed facelift! A new pool liner, kiddie slide and ADA lift coming soon!

08/21/2026

Construction is quickly progressing at the new Timber Trax! Get your wheels (non electric kind) ready for some fun in this new park 🚲🛴🛹

08/17/2026

Timber Trax 🪵 construction is rolling fast! The track looks amazing but not complete yet and still blocked off from use.

We had some kids out riding this evening and understand they are excited to test it out but please teach them to be respectful and only view it from beyond the yellow taped off construction area 🚧Not only is this dangerous when big holes and construction equipment is throughout, but also can set the project back on completion.

A ribbon cutting date should be announced soon and hopefully it’s open for great fun in the next couple weeks 🛴🚲🛹

08/03/2026

Did you know the Olympic Area Agency on Aging provides assistance to Grandparents and other Relatives acting as Parents? Check out this flyer or give them a call to see if you qualify.

07/23/2026

We are excited to announce another grant project beginning soon! This one at the cities beloved Dr. O.R. Nevitt Memorial Pool 💦

07/09/2026

Exciting news to share! 🚲🛴🛹

06/11/2026

🚨⚡ NEW WASHINGTON LAW: E-BIKES & ELECTRIC MOTORCYCLES ⚡🚨

A new Washington State law is going into effect June 11, 2026, and it’s important for riders and parents alike to understand what’s changing.

This law creates a clear line between legal e-bikes and electric motorcycles. Some higher-powered electric bikes that people have been riding may no longer qualify as e-bikes under state law.

To be considered a legal e-bike, your ride must:
• Have working pedals
• Have a motor of 750 watts or less
• NOT exceed 20 mph on motor power alone

If your bike doesn’t meet those requirements, it could be classified as an electric motorcycle, which may require:
✅ Registration
✅ Insurance
✅ A valid driver’s license with motorcycle endorsement

05/11/2026

Reminder for City of Raymond residential garbage customers! This week is spring clean up!

You MUST PROVIDE YOUR PROOF OF SERVICE FLYER to qualify! You would’ve received one in your bill envelope. If you are a paperless customer, reach out to city hall to obtain your copy.

If you do not have a flyer voucher to turn in at the dump, you will be required to pay.

Spring cleanup for our cities residential garbage customers this year is May 11-16th.

PLEASE NOTE - NEW THIS YEAR, CUSTOMERS MUST SUBMIT A CLEANUP VOUCHER TO PARTICIPATE (copy of bill not accepted).

Vouchers are included in your utility bill envelope for those who qualify. If you are a paperless customer, please contact City Hall to receive a voucher at 360-942-4104.

04/20/2026

Spring cleanup for our cities residential garbage customers this year is May 11-16th.

PLEASE NOTE - NEW THIS YEAR, CUSTOMERS MUST SUBMIT A CLEANUP VOUCHER TO PARTICIPATE (copy of bill not accepted).

Vouchers are included in your utility bill envelope for those who qualify. If you are a paperless customer, please contact City Hall to receive a voucher at 360-942-4104.

01/29/2026

The city currently has a water break they are working to repair in the Riverview neighborhood. The break is located on Fowler Road (between McKinley St. and Taft Ave.). The crew will have Fowler Rd. limited to one lane in this area while work is being completed. Please use caution in the area! ⚠️💦🚧

Some may experience low water pressure or brown discoloration in their water due the break. Flush your lines to clear it.