The City of Elma has recently changed online utility providers to Xpress Bill Pay. If you wish to take advantage of this new service you will need to establish an account: If you are new to online bill pay If you had an account with the previous provider and want to continue with auto-pay serivces....
Category: Public Notice
Assistant WWTP Operator/Utility Worker
Assistant Wastewater Treatment Plant Operator/Utility Worker $3,916- $4,895/month-DOQ Primary Work Duties: Under general supervision of the Public Works Director, the Assistant-WWTPO/Utility Worker is primarily responsible for performing wastewater treatment plant duties under the direction of the Lead Wastewater Treatment Plant Operator (Lead-WWTPO). The Assistant-WWTPO/Utility Worker position entails the ability to install, inspect and repair...
Letter from Chief Schultz
Over the recent year the Washington State Legislature has enacted a number of policing reforms that will impact the Elma Police Department as well as the public. The Elma Police Department is committed to providing a safe and secure environment for our citizens and visitors to enjoy. We will continue to provide high quality service...
Declaration of Emergency
CITY OF ELMA DECLARATION OF EMERGENCY WHEREAS, on May 27, 2021, the Department of Ecology issued a drought advisory for most of the state, including Grays Harbor; and WHEREAS, record extreme temperatures were set throughout Washington and in Elma over the June 26-28, 2021 weekend; and WHEREAS, the National Weather Service in Seattle show a...
Emergency Executive Order
RECITALS: On June 24, 2020, the Governor recognized the importance and benefits in containing the COVID19 crisis arising from citizens wearing face coverings in certain circumstances. Upon the same day, the Secretary of the State’s Department of Health issued an order relating to such utilization. It is my intention as Mayor of the City of...
Emergency Order Closing Public Parks
RECITALS: I. On June 17, 2020, Grays Harbor County was approved to move to Phase 3 of Governor Inslee’s “Safe Start” approach to reopening; II. In Phase 3, it is still strongly encouraged, but not required, that high-risk populations continue to stay home unless engaging in permissible activities. Recreational activities were able to expand such...