Community news briefs — Dec. 28, 2022

Published 1:30 am Wednesday, December 28, 2022

City to begin street data collection

The City of Sequim and consultant Transpo Group was scheduled to begin collecting data on features of city streets starting Dec. 27, weather permitting.

The data, city officials said, will be used to “better understand the level of service of our current assets located within the right-of-way, to develop a plan for future upgrades and maintenance.”

Data collectors will be wearing high-visibility vests and backpacks while using measuring tools such as levels, measuring tapes, tablet for data collection and other measuring tools.

Residents are encouraged to be aware of personnel working near the roadways and on the sidewalks.

For more about this program, call the Public Works Department at 360-683-4908.

NOHN presentation set for Jan. 3

Learn about how community health clinics are models for resilience at the North Olympic Healthcare Network’s (NOHN) virtual presentation in early January.

Carlos Osorio, Community Outreach and Navigation Department Manager with NOHN, will serve the community by connecting residents with resources — such as its mobile clinic — that help people get and stay healthy, at 10 a.m. Tuesday, Jan. 3 on Zoom.

Get the link for the presentation, “North Olympic Peninsula’s Community Health Center: A Vision for Resilience,” at tinyurl.com/SEQresilience (meeting ID 899 2819 4489, passcode HOPE), or call in by dialing 253-215-8782 (phone passcode 706561).