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BEACH GATE 2/1/22
Hello, As many have most likely noticed, our beach gate is broken. The hinges have rusted and sheared off. We are in the process of finding a welder to make the necessary repairs this week.
Read MoreANNUAL MEMBERSHIP MEETING
The HHWC and GBBC/HOA will hold its annual membership meeting on February 12th, 2022 at 10 am. This meeting will be held remotely on ZOOM. All Members will be receiving their information packets in the mail shortly. For ZOOM links and meeting information, please check the membership area. All information packets have gone out…
Read MoreCLOSURE ALERT – SHELLFISH
This closure is still in effect as of February 1, 2022– Closure is only for Butter Clams and Varnish Clams. Please refer to the maps below for CURRENT closures. In Island County, Penn Cove, Saratoga Passage and Holmes Harbor are closed to all species of shellfish harvesting. The closure is due to hazardous biotoxin levels.…
Read MoreMarine Wildlife Viewing
Let’s talk about the elephant (seal) in the room! Ellison the Elephant Seal, attracts quite a bit of attention during the summer when he hauls out on baby island. It is super cool to see a seal like him in the wild and many of us have watched him grow over the past 4 or…
Read MoreRegular Board Meetings
Due to statewide COVID19 restrictions, all board meetings are being held via Zoom. The Joint meeting begins at 9 am, GBBC meets at 10 am. The HHWC has a separate link to their 10 am meeting. The Meetings are held on the 3rd Saturday of each month. All ZOOM links to join meetings are under…
Read MoreIsland County Mapping Tools
Island County has two tools that can be useful to our membership. The Sheriffs Department has a mapping tool to show all reported incidents. These can be marine rescues, traffic accidents, theft and many more. You are able to view these reported incidents on a satellite maps and zoom into the Greenbank area. The second…
Read MoreShoreline Study
Greenbank Beach & Boat Club, as well as entire Whidbey Island, experienced severe, unusual winter storm damage during December, 2015 through January, 2016. As a result, our approximate 70 year old boat ramp broke apart & became unusable. The Board, after several consultations with professionals, applied for an emergency permit & was able to repair…
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