The new effective date for all 2021 building codes is October 29, 2023. Read on...

The Department of Community Development reminds contractors of financial penalties for working without a permit. Read on...

Sign owners are asked to remove their signs from the right-of-way by Monday, August 14, 2023. Read on...

The San Juan Island meeting May 16, Orcas Island meeting on June 13, and Lopez Island meeting on June 28 all contributed to the development of the County’s next steps. Read on...

The June 28 meeting will include department updates and an opportunity to ask questions. Read on...

The new effective date for all 2021 building codes is October 29, 2023. Read on...

The interim director will guide DCD for the next several months as the County conducts a nation-wide search for a permanent director. Read on...

The June 13 meeting will include updates and an opportunity to ask questions about the Department of Community Development. Read on...

A virtual public meeting is scheduled for Wednesday, June 7, 2023 from 6:30-7:30pm. Read on...

All submittals must be received by 12:00 pm on Friday, May 26, 2023. Read on...

Two positions are open on San Juan County’s Planning Commission Read on...

Submit your requests for amendments by March 1, 2023. Read on...

County Council officially adopted the Plan on November 30 – marking the culmination of six years of work Read on...

Recreational campfires will now be permitted in San Juan County. Read on...

This letter aims to answer some of the most common questions and provide resources for residents to learn more. Read on...

This declaration is in effect until atmospheric and field conditions no longer pose the threat of wildfire. Read on...

Recreational and cooking fires, limited to 3 feet in diameter and 2 feet high, are allowed when safety precautions are followed. Read on...

Recreational campfires, outdoor cooking, and oil-fueled products are all covered by the fire ban. Read on...

Moderate fire danger means that all fine dead fuels like dried grasses ignite readily, and fires start easily. Read on...