The Olympic Discovery Trail winds its way through 6 miles of the Port Angeles shoreline and Marine Bluff Area, and the City of Port Angeles owns or operates over 13 miles of trail between the Morse Creek trestle and the Elwha River pedestrian and bicycle bridge.
In 2009 the City of Port Angeles partnered with the Peninsula Trails Coalition, Clallam County, and the Lower Elwha Klallam Tribe and the assistance of funding from the Non-motorized and Off-Road Vehicle Activities (NOVA) Program from the Washington State Recreation and Conservation Office (RCO) to draft a Plan to complete the section of trail between the Elwha River and the intersection of Hill Street and Marine Drive.
A recording of the 2026 State of the City is available online. We encourage you to watch the recording or explore the presentation slides to learn more about the work being done. Read on...
The City of Port Angeles received a Municipal Code Amendment application to update Titles 11, 14, and 18 to improve administration of fire, life safety, inspection, and occupancy-related provisions. Read on...
A portion of the Olympic Discovery Trail (ODT) has been temporarily closed from the Rayonier Mill site to the Morse Creek Trestle (Four Seasons Ranch) Read on...
The City of Port Angeles has a variety of permanent committees, from beautification programs to public safety services, these advisory groups offer an opportunity for dedicated individuals to weigh in on a range of important issues. Read on...
The City is seeking proposals from qualified firms to provide professional architectural and engineering services for the first Multifamily Housing Pipeline project, a mixed-use affordable housing development on vacant land at 935 W. 10th Street. Read on...
The City of Port Angeles will conduct routine water main flushing beginning Tuesday, March 3, and continuing through the next several weeks. Read on...
The following utility rate adjustments will take effect in 2026: Medic 1 and Solid Waste Collection utilities effective January 1; Transfer Station utility effective February 1; Electric utility effective June 1. Read on...
The City of Port Angeles will conduct routine water main flushing beginning Tuesday, March 3, and continuing through the next several weeks. Read on...
