The Board Water Team has been working with Davido Engineering has developed a final plan for upgrading our aging tanks, wells and pumps.  A new 3rd well is also needed.  The Board plans to move ahead with the funding of the projects needed by implementing the assessment passed to insure our water needs into the future.  Click here to find out more about the assessment.  

 

Anyone interested in checking out the fine details of our water system, as registered with the State of Washington can do so by following this procedure:

 

1.  Navigate to WA-DOH using the following hyperlink for water system ID 76240 

 
2. Accept the Privacy Statement
 
3. Review Tabs for General Information, and Compliance

 

4. Regular water reports are available to members in the Board Meeting Minutes.

 

5. Other water system information is also available under FAQs.
 

Calling all local photographers!  We're looking for great photos of our area to feature on our website.  If you've captured some images you think we'd all enjoy, please email them to sarbeach@whidbey.com.  Be sure to include your name and general location so we can give you proper credit.

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PLEASE be advised that quick sand spots are a concern with the low tides that invite you explore the tide pools further out from the beach.  We already have reports of sinking up to your knees.  These areas are especially dangerous for the kids and dogs who like to chase the waves.  A dog whose rump sinks past your knee depth will have to be rescued!  Those large older dogs with bad hips are extremely vulnerable to injury.

Reiterated from previous notes:  With all the wind and water, slide hazards continue! 

Rem, A slide at Saratoga Beach occured recently.    Everyone needs to keep well away from the cliffs at our beach.  

This was the area where people carved names into the sand - adding to the danger.

Some young children (unattended by a responsible adult) were seen playing at the beach recently on one of the cliff slides.  This is EXTREMELY dangerous.  The children were warned off but soon went back to playing there.  The community members who saw them do all of this engaged them in a game with their own kids and kept them safe.  This time. All young children must be accompanied by an adult.

 

Enjoy our beautiful beach but, please, keep safe.