To view the meeting agenda, packet or attend the meeting please click here
To view the meeting agenda, packet or attend the meeting please click here
Are you high school age or younger? We want you to participate!
The Ferndale Arts Commission, in conjunction with the Ferndale Downtown Association are soliciting for youth art with the theme, “What Does Ferndale Mean to You?” or a Pacific Northwest aesthetic.
36 designs will be chosen to be printed and installed on the side of the garbage cans throughout Downtown Ferndale.
There are several ways to participate:
1) In-person art event! 4/29 1pm-3pm, at the Pioneer Pavilion
Supplies will be provided. Just show up and create!
2) Can’t make it to the event? Templates can be picked up from the Ferndale library, 4/15-5/12
3) Want to create digital art? Email ferndaleartscommission@gmail.com and request a digital template
Completed pieces need to be turned in to City Hall by May 15th. Juried selection will happen the last week of May, and selected artists will be notified. Please put your name, age, and contact information (or parent’s contact info) on the back of your piece.
Even if your piece isn’t chosen to be printed, it will be on display downtown this summer. The Ferndale Downtown Association will be coordinating with local businesses to display submissions.
We look forward to seeing your amazing creations and excited for community youth art on display Downtown!
To view the meeting agenda, packet or attend the meeting please click here
To view the staff report, exhibits and to attend the meeting, click here
To view the meeting agenda, packet or attend the meeting please click here
To view the meeting agenda, packet or attend the meeting please click here
To view the meeting agenda, packet or attend the meeting please click here
The City of Ferndale is in the process of developing an ADA (Americans with Disabilities Act) Transition Plan to guide when and where mobility improvements need to be made. City staff are conducting an inventory of current pedestrian facilities throughout the entire city to find gaps in and barriers to accessibility.
To assist with this effort, the City is hosting an online open house and community survey to gather input from residents as to what needs to be improved. Regardless of whether or not someone has difficulty moving through Ferndale, the City wants to hear their voice as part of this process.
Online open house and survey are available here: www.cityofferndale.org/FerndaleADA