Calendar

Upcoming meetings, workshops and scheduled events

Regular Meetings

Meeting time: Third Wednesday at 8:30AM
Location: 1667 Roberta Avenue
Freeland, WA

  • MEETING CHANGE ANNOUNCEMENT
    The Freeland Water and Sewer District meeting on Wednesday November 20th has been moved to Monday November 25th due to lack of quorum.
    The meeting will start at 8:30 a.m.
  • November 25
  • December 18

Special Meeting

Water News

  • September 2024 Harbor Hills Well Update
    A new well has been drilled to a depth of about 300 feet near the existing South Antelope well. Soils are very similar to those at the nearby well, and initial soil results are promising. The new well will require a filter pack to improve productivity. After the filter pack is designed, fabricated, and installed, the well must be developed (surged and purged) to remove sediment. After pump tests to confirm productivity, additional design work will be conducted and submitted for approval by the Department of Health to equip the well with a pump and connect it to the treatment system. The District is optimistic that the new well could be in operation in Spring 2025.
  • Harbor Hills Connection Moratorium

Previous Meeting Minutes

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Other Information and links

Meet your Commissioners

The currently elected commissioners for FWSD

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Eric Hansen

Eric Hansen has served as a district commissioner for over 10 years.
He and his family have lived on Whidbey Island since 1988. He enjoys rowing, sailing and music.

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Chad Gladhart

Chad has lived on Whidbey Island since 2011. He has 37 years experience as an investment broker and served as secretary/treasurer for the Ledgewood Beach Water District. He and his wife, Mary, own and operate a Pinot Noir vineyard on Bercot Road. When not tending his grapes, Chad enjoys working and teaching in his woodturning studio.

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Lew Randall

Lew Randall worked in Silicon Valley as a programmer and engineering manager for more than 25 years. He retired from E*Trade’s board of directors in 2012, his 30th year of service. He and his wife have lived on Whidbey Island since 1996