City of Roslyn

City of Roslyn Incorporated in 1886, the coal-mining town of Roslyn played an important role in Washington State history. Comments are not monitored.

In 1978, Roslyn was placed on the National Register of Historic Places and designated as a National Historic District.

08/26/2026
Huge shout-out to the Upper Kittitas County Fuel Crew for their invaluable support and assistance with operations on the...
08/24/2026

Huge shout-out to the Upper Kittitas County Fuel Crew for their invaluable support and assistance with operations on the Three Queens Fire! 🔥👏

Thank you to everyone working hard to keep our communities and responders safe!

Firefighters with the Roslyn Fire Department are assisting in operations on the Three Queens Fire pictured here with members of Complex Incident Management Team Northwest 13 before they begin their operational shift on the line. Thanks to all our local firefighters!

08/13/2026
08/12/2026

With the Three Queens Fire up the Cle Elum Valley we'd like to remind our residents that this is a good time to clean-up your yard and prep your home. While we don't see an immediate threat we encourage you to follow the basic principles below. City code does require lawns be mowed. Thank you.

Happening Today Tuesday August 11, 2026.
08/11/2026

Happening Today Tuesday August 11, 2026.

There will be a community meeting for the Three Queens Fire tomorrow evening. This event will be recorded and then will be posted to this Facebook for those in the community unable to attend.

08/10/2026

August 10th Quick Facts:
Acreage: 2478
Containment: 0%
Total Personnel: 160
Engines: 7
Crews: 5

07/28/2026
07/08/2026

The Kittitas County Fire Marshal has issued a burn ban effective tonight at 12:01am. No open burning is permitted. This includes yard waste piles and recreational campfires.

Things still allowed:
Propane fire pits/appliances.
BBQ's including charcoal briquettes, smokers and gas.
Campfires are allowed in approved fire rings in officially designated campgrounds only.

Please be aware that public land (Department of Natural Resources, United States Forest Service, Bureau of Land Management) have jurisdiction and authority for outdoor burning rules on those lands. Please check with responsible land managers for their restrictions.
For questions about burning on Department of Natural Resources land, please contact DNR at 509-925-8510.
For questions on Washington State Department of Fish and Wildlife lands, please call 360-902-2515.
For questions on U.S. Forest Service lands, please call 509-852-1100.

06/30/2026

We apologize for the inconvenience caused by the City of Roslyn website being down for the past several months. The City is actively working to resolve the issue and restore full access as quickly as possible.

In the meantime, the following quick links remain available:
Council Agendas
Community Development (Permitting)
Utilities
Roslyn Municipal Code
(Blue Hyperlinks on the left and right side of the homepage)

At this time, the following pages are unavailable:
Mayor & Council (emails)
Commissions
Departments
Visit Roslyn
Permits & Licenses

If you need immediate assistance, please contact City Hall. We can be reached at [email protected] or 509-649-3105.

Emails sent to Clerk Taklo will be forwarded to Mayor Adams and the Council if requested.

Thank you for your patience and understanding as we work to restore the website.

Address

201 S 1st Street
Roslyn, WA
98941

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 4pm
Tuesday 9am - 4pm
Wednesday 9am - 4pm
Thursday 9am - 4pm

Telephone

(509) 649-3105

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