Does Gig Harbor have a parking problem?
May 21, 2026A study presented recently to the City Council raises the specter of paid and timed parking in some areas of Gig Harbor. But staff said the city “isn’t anywhere near” needing to take that step.
A study presented recently to the City Council raises the specter of paid and timed parking in some areas of Gig Harbor. But staff said the city “isn’t anywhere near” needing to take that step.
City staff suggested proceeding with a culvert replacement, but not replacing remote site incubators for salmon. One council member said he’d rather scrap the project altogether.
The Rotary Club of Gig Harbor wants to help organize volunteer efforts to improve the health of North Creek and its watershed.
We spoke with Mayor Mary Barber and City Administrator Katrina Knutson about legislation the city supported and opposed during the 2026 legislative session.
The state-mandated changes won’t have a substantial impact on the city’s historic preservation zone, staff assured a city commission.
The city now owns the property at the eastern end of Hunt Street again, with no requirement that it set aside space for the food bank.
The volunteers made some im-press-ive artwork during the special event last week.
Robin Avni and Nora Ekstein volunteered to fill two vacancies on the city of Gig Harbor Arts Commission.
The rental properties are on Soundview Drive and at Wilkinson Farm Park. One could become a future gathering place for seniors, while the other may be demolished.
Harbor WildWatch’s first Low Tide Tour of 2026 was Sunday.