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Garfield, WA

Situated in the Palouse Hills region, surrounded by awe-inspiring scenery and golden wheat fields, Garfield presents an idyllic quality which is a refreshing change from the fast paced hustle and bustle of this modern world. 

Garfield’s local businesses and establishments include a restaurant, a tavern, a crafters and artisans gift shop, a quilt store, a meat market, the J.E. Love Company and McGregor manufacturing companies and several home based businesses, provide economic opportunities that exceed expectations.

 

A more attractive and friendly town would be hard to find. Although small with a population of roughly 600, the town is well equipped to serve the need of its residents. High quality city services are provided including police, fire, water, sewer, road maintenance, and park services. The town boasts an excellent swimming pool and park.

A compact downtown hosts a post office, bank, attorney, accounting office, medical clinic, beauty shop, barber, a building contractor, tavern, restaurant, meat market and landscape service, and a crafters and artisans gift shop North on SR 27.  Just south of town approx 1/2 mile on SR 27, is a quilt store.  Medical services are available right downtown at the clinic.

 

GOOD NEWS ON VAN POOLING
Whitman County has completed all the necessary paperwork to run a van pool in the county.  COAST Transportation will be running the program and operating the vans.

What to Expect: 2 Vans
COAST is applying for 2 vans and hopes to have them in January.  One van will be assigned to the  Hwy 27 Corridor for Oakesdale, Garfield, Farmington, Palouse.

Cost: $75 Garfield full-time rider
Currently COAST is estimating $75 a month for a full-time rider from Garfield into Pullman. 

Drivers Need:  2
2 drivers will be needed for each van, one main driver and one back-up driver.

Basic training will be made available to the drivers.  In exchange for being the driver, the driver rides for free.

Your Work Schedule:  Let us know.
COAST needs to know your general work schedule in order to develop the van pool schedule.  Please call or email me at (509) 635-1604 / garfield-town@completebbs.com OR COAST at (800) 873-9996 / coast@qwestoffice.net

Any questions, please feel free to contact Annie Pillers or Mr. Van Tyne at Coast Transportation.

 

 


 
 

Clerk's Office

  • Phone: 509-635-1604
  • Building Permits
  • Pay Water/Sewer/Garb. Bills
  • Dog Licenses
  • Hours: M-F 9-5, Council Nights:
    12-8

Emergency Services

  • Police Non Emerg: 509-635-1133
  • Police Emerg:        911
  • Fire:                      911

News

2009 Annual Drinking Water Quality Report Available.  Click HERE to see the report.

2009 Water Use Efficiency Report Available. Click HERE to see the report.

2010-2015 Six-Year Street Plan available on the Town Hall Page

2010 1st Quarter Financial Reports - Available on Town Hall page

September 8th Council Meeting Agenda now available on Town Hall page.

August 25th Council Meeting Minutes now available on Town Hall page. 

Passed Ordinances / Resolutions now available on the Town Hall page.

See Town Hall Page for 2010 Final Budget and Message

Feel free to use the online form on the Contact Us page to send comments/suggestions/questions to Town Hall.

 


 

 
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