Notices

 

NOTICE:  Sierra is seeking a Property Manager. 
See the details on the Jobs & Volunteering page.

 

 

Free Virtual Shore Friendly Workshop

Wed, March 17 4:00-6:00PM

The Island County Shore Friendly Program invites you to join a free virtual workshop, in partnership with the Northwest Straits Foundation and Island County Marine Resources Committee, in our ongoing work to provide resources for shoreline landowners and anyone interested in learning more about this place we all love.

  • Wednesday, March 17, 4:00pm-6:00pm – Island County Focus: This workshop will cover an introduction to coastal processes and habitats with a specific focus on Island County. Additionally, this workshop will provide breakout sessions focused on your specific type of shoreline (high bluff, medium bank, or low-no bank).

To register or get more  information:  

https://content.govdelivery.com/accounts/WACOISLAND/bulletins/2c294b1

 

WATCH THE RECORDED WEBINAR:

Groundwater Presentation by
Doug Kelly, Island County Hydrologist,
held Tuesday, February 23 

 

THE VIDEO RECORDING IS IN TWO PARTS:

Part 1 - Groundwater Presentation Video - main part of presentation (54 minutes)

Part 2 - Groundwater Presentation Video - conclusion and questions & answers (41 minutes)

Download the associated Groundwater Presentation slides (PDF)

Please see the Water System & Billing page for more information about Sierra's
water system.

 

Sierra Calling System

Sierra utilizes an automated calling system as a method of informing members and residents of water system outages and other urgent notifications. 

For this reason it is important that residents keep us informed of their correct primary phone number. 

This also applies to residents who only use their home for weekend or occasional visits.  We would hate to see you drive out to Sierra and find the water is turned off on your short visit.  

If you have any updates to your contact information (phone or email), please contact us: 

  • email Sierra.mailbox@gmail.com
  • Sierra Secretary, sccsecy@gmail.com, 360-914-4037 

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Keep Sierra Safe from Wildfire
 
Your continued efforts are appreciated in helping reduce the fire hazard in our neighborhood.  This includes keeping tall grass and weeds mowed or cut so they don't exceed 8 inches in height.  Also, disposing of dead vegetation, tree limbs, etc., can help reduce potential fuel sources. 
 

See the Firewise page for more info and resources.  Thank you for your cooperation!

 

Your Cooperation Needed
Poison Hemlock Abatement
 
Poison hemlock--a highly toxic noxious weed--continues to pose a health and safety issue for the Sierra neighborhood and its control is a state and county requirement.
 
We request all Sierra property owners address any poison hemlock as soon as possible to help control its spread.
 
CAUTION:  DO NOT touch poison hemlock without protective gloves and clothing.  Be sure to keep children and pets away from the plants.
 
 
 
Use the following resources to help with identification and control of poison hemlock:
Please email Sierra.mailbox@gmail. com, or call George Rush, Property Manager (360-678-3582) for further guidance.  Thank you for your cooperation!
 

 Sierra is served by North Whidbey Fire and Rescue  

Read the story about them and some questions/answers

 

REMINDER: Speed Limit in Sierra is 25 mph!

Please drive safely in the neighborhood.
Lowering your speed while driving the streets inside Sierra
is a neighborly thing to do and it's the law!

 
 
Please do not climb on or remove clay or other natural materials from our fragile bluffs. THANKS!
 

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