ClarkCountyTalk has local events and activities happening in Vancouver, Battle Ground, Camas and throughout Clark County for your whole family.
First Fridays in Downtown Vancouver unite creativity, great art, with music and inspiration. Stop by Downtown Vancouver, WA to shop local, network and meet local business owners. An adventrous retail evening awaits!
‘Eat, Drink and Shop Local’ with Night Market Vancouver! An adventurous retail evening awaits!
Board game night!
Free pizza and soda.
Discuss beekeeping techniques, philosophy, activism, and more. All are welcome!
The Fort Vancouver National Trust helps to host this free educational experience, with the Flight Simulator lab, vertical wind tunnel, a glider-building station, historic airplanes on-site for viewing, collections on display, and educational programs to propel students of all ages into the wonderful world of flight. Experience the “Golden Age of Aviation” at the Northwest’s first airport, and one of the oldest continuously operating airfields in the country
Agendas with packet information are posted prior to the meeting. Please visit the Agenda Center for current and past agendas.
There are two public comment periods included on the agenda. Anyone wishing to address the City Council may come forward when invited; please state your name and address for the record. Public comments are typically limited to three minutes, and written comments may be submitted to the City Clerk.If there are items the public wishes to bring to Council that will take longer than three minutes, it is preferred the citizen present this topic to the City Administrator so he can determine if the matter should be scheduled it into a regular meeting.
Note: if a holiday falls on the Monday of a Council meeting, the meeting is held on Tuesday.
Note: if a holiday falls on the Monday of a Council meeting, the meeting is then held on Tuesday.
There are two public comments periods included on the agenda. Anyone wishing to address the City Council may come forward when invited; state your name and address for the record. Public comments are typically limited to three minutes and written comments may be submitted to the City Clerk. Special instructions for public comments will be provided at the meeting if a public hearing or quasi-judicial matter is scheduled on the agenda. If there are items the public wishes to bring to Council that will take longer than three minutes, it is preferred the citizen present this topic to the City Administrator so he can determine if the matter should be scheduled it into a regular meeting.
