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Vancouver Police investigate assault on female jogger
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City Council passes resolution supporting Proposition 5: Police Services Levy
On Monday, Oct. 20, the Vancouver City Council unanimously approved a resolution expressing support for the Police Services Levy, Proposition 5, which is on the ballot for the Nov. 4 General Election. Consistent with state law, the City Council may express a collective position regarding any ballot proposition. By passing Resolution 5.42.17A.555 the Council has expressed its support for Proposition 5. “Vancouver…
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City seeks partner to launch and administer new revolving loan fund
Beginning Tuesday, Oct. 21, the City will accept proposals from qualified nonprofit Community Development Financial Institutions (CDFI) to administer its new Revolving Loan Fund (RLF) to promote economic development in underserved communities. “This fund is a critical step toward expanding economic opportunity in communities that have historically faced barriers to growth,” said Small Business and…
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Homicide Investigation
On October 15, just before 11:30 a.m., staff at Studio 6 Suites, located at 601 Broadway Street, discovered blood throughout a hotel room and immediately contacted law enforcement. At the time of the 911 call, there was no indication anyone was present inside the room. Patrol officers responded promptly and found 51-year-old Kammy Lyn Pollack…
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Traffic Investigation
Today at approximately 1:00 p.m., a vehicle traveling westbound in the 15300 block of SE Mill Plain Blvd. rear-ended another vehicle near the ‘No Kings’ protest in east Vancouver. The impact pushed the vehicle onto a section of the sidewalk. A pedestrian attempting to move out of the way fell and sustained minor injuries. No…
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Vancouver Police Arrest Wanted Subject with Multiple Warrants
On October 14, just before 12:30 p.m., Vancouver Police Department (VPD) officers responded to a report of a wanted subject in the area of NE 88th St and 55th Ave. Officers identified the subject, who had multiple active felony warrants across several states, in a vehicle in the area. Preemptive use of a Grappler device…
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City selects contractor for Bridge Shelter
On Monday, Oct. 13 Vancouver City Council approved a $9.38 million contract with Tapani, Inc. to construct a Bridge Shelter at 5313 N.E. 94th Ave., marking another major milestone in the community’s effort to expand shelter and supportive services to address Vancouver’s homelessness emergency. Construction is expected to begin this November. “Selecting a contractor is…
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City Manager update: October 2025
October marks one full year since I stepped into the role of City Manager. During the past twelve months, I have had the good fortune to meet and talk with residents, business owners, students, regional leaders, neighborhood associations, and more. These conversations have helped to shape my understanding of the community’s priorities, concerns, and aspirations.…
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Free residential fall leaf disposal coupons
As colorful leaves begin to fall, the City encourages residents to keep them out of streets and landfills. Proper disposal is important, as fallen leaves can clog storm drains and cause standing water on roadways, creating hazardous conditions for drivers, bicyclists and pedestrians. Large piles of heavy, wet leaves are hard for street sweepers to…
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Applications open for 2026 CDBG, HOME and HOME-ARP funds
The City is now accepting applications for its 2026 Economic Prosperity and Housing funding cycle. The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) anticipates making approximately $1.9 million in federal funds available locally. These include Community Development Block Grant (CDBG), HOME Investment Partnerships (HOME), and HOME-American Rescue Plan (HOME-ARP) funds. The City expects to…
