City of Prosser Government

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Check out this Week's Report from Mayor Gary Vegar regarding current activities from the City of Prosser.Did you know yo...
06/13/2026

Check out this Week's Report from Mayor Gary Vegar regarding current activities from the City of Prosser.
Did you know you can get the Weekly Updates emailed directly to you! Visit www.cityofprosser.com/signup to sign up today!

06/12/2026

Join us to review and provide input on the draft Hazard Mitigation Plan Update. A copy of the plan can be found at www.bces.wa.gov.

The Benton County Hazard Mitigation Plan Update public meeting opportunities:
-June 15th from 6:00-7:00 PM at the Kennewick Mid-Columbia Library, 1620 S Union St. in Kennewick
-June 17th from 3:00-4:00 PM at the Richland Public Library, 955 Northgate Dr. in Richland and
-June 17th from 6:00-7:00 PM at the Prosser Mid-Columbia Library, 902 7th St in Prosser.

Your feedback helps shape how our community prepares for and responds to natural hazards. All residents are encouraged to attend and share their comments.

🌺Aloha, Summer! City Hall staff got into spirit by wearing our Hawaiian gear to help celebrate the opening of the Prosse...
06/12/2026

🌺Aloha, Summer! City Hall staff got into spirit by wearing our Hawaiian gear to help celebrate the opening of the Prosser Aquatic Center yesterday!

Be sure to head over to the Prosser Parks and Recreation page or visit our website for hours, admission information, and everything you need to plan your summer fun. We hope everyone has a safe and memorable pool season!

www.cityofprosser.com/pac

Update: West Benton Fire Rescue has completed dozer operations in Painted Hills and will begin refreshing the existing f...
06/12/2026

Update: West Benton Fire Rescue has completed dozer operations in Painted Hills and will begin refreshing the existing firebreak on the south side of the Bella Vista Subdivision this morning.

This morning, West Benton Fire Rescue will be refreshing the existing firebreak along the south side of the Painted Hills Subdivision.

Residents may notice fire crews, equipment, or activity in the area while this is being completed. No action is needed from residents at this time. This helps reduce wildfire risk ahead of the 2026 fire season.

If you have questions or concerns, please contact:
• Deputy Fire Chief Erubiel Clara at (509) 786-3873
• Building Official Nick Alsbury at (509) 786-2332

Please join us in congratulating Ken Drewel on his re-appointment to the Civil Service Commission! The Civil Service Com...
06/12/2026

Please join us in congratulating Ken Drewel on his re-appointment to the Civil Service Commission!

The Civil Service Commission helps ensure fair and impartial hiring, promotion, and personnel processes for the City's civil service employees.

Thank you Ken, for your willingness to serve our community.

06/11/2026

WelcomeFounded in 1969, the Benton County Mosquito Control District is a special assessment district which strives to provide excellent service for those living within our District boundary. We use…Read more »

06/11/2026

KENNEWICK, Wash. — The region’s first West Nile virus detection of the year was found by the Benton County Mosquito Control District in four crows in Prosser, the Benton-Franklin Health

06/11/2026

🌊☀️ IT’S OPENING DAY! ☀️🌊

The wait is over! The Prosser Aquatic Center officially opens TODAY, June 11th, at 4:00 PM, and we can’t wait to welcome everyone back for another amazing summer! 🏊‍♀️💦

Our incredible 2026 Pool Staff is ready to help make this season safe, fun, and full of unforgettable memories. Whether you're going down the slide, cooling off with friends, learning to swim, or just soaking up the sunshine, there’s something for everyone at the pool this summer!

📅 Season: June 11 – August 16
⏰ Opening Day: Today at 4:00 PM
📍 920 S Kinney Way, Prosser
📞 509-786-0097

Grab your swimsuit, sunscreen, and your favorite pool buddies—we'll see you at the pool! 😎🌴💙

🏖️💦☀️

**UPDATE - She has been reunited with her family.🫶We are seeking the community’s help in locating the owner of this fema...
06/10/2026

**UPDATE - She has been reunited with her family.🫶

We are seeking the community’s help in locating the owner of this female dog. She is an adult, blonde dog weighing approximately 5-7 pounds.

She will be held for the required 72 hour stray hold. If her owner is not located, she will become available for adoption.

If you recognize or have any information about her owner, please contact Community Service Officer Vanessa at 509-778-2885 or by email at [email protected]

Why Sidewalks Matter? A safe sidewalk may seem like a small piece of infrastructure, but it makes a big difference in ho...
06/10/2026

Why Sidewalks Matter? A safe sidewalk may seem like a small piece of infrastructure, but it makes a big difference in how people move through Prosser. Cracked, lifted, uneven, or blocked sidewalks can create trip hazards and make it harder for residents to safely walk through their neighborhoods.

Sidewalk conditions matter for everyone, including children walking to school, families with strollers, seniors, visitors, and residents who use mobility devices. Keeping sidewalks clear and in good repair helps make neighborhoods safer, more accessible, and more welcoming.

Property owners are responsible for maintaining sidewalks next to their property. Common sidewalk issues include cracked panels, uneven sections, sunken sidewalk, tree root damage, vegetation blocking the path, and debris or other conditions that create hazards.

The Prosser Pathway Partnership Program was created to help homeowners manage sidewalk repair costs. For approved projects, the City and homeowner share repair costs through a standard 50/50 cost share. The City also coordinates repairs with other public works projects whenever possible so improvements can be completed more efficiently.

Together, residents and the City can reduce sidewalk hazards and help keep Prosser safe and accessible for everyone. For more information on the Pathway Partnership Program or to view some frequently asked questions regarding sidewalks, please visit www.cityofprosser.com/sidewalks.

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620 Market Street/1st Floor
Prosser, WA
99350

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 5pm

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