A list of current and past projects produced by the Evergreen Coast.
The Mural Project brought three vibrant murals to Pacific County—one in Long Beach, Ilwaco, and South Bend. The project engaged a Washington-based artist and local partners to create culturally rich, visually striking installations. These murals now serve as lasting attractions that drive visitation, support small businesses, and promote Pacific County as a creative, welcoming destination in Washington State.
Technical Assistance for Enhancing Bike Tourism around the region. By enhancing these elements, we aim to increase the accessibility and attractiveness of our biking and hiking trails, encouraging more people to explore the surrounding region.
We are excited to announce that we are updating the SR 105 Corridor Management Plan, a significant milestone that hasn’t been addressed since 1998. This update will bring huge benefits to our community and region, ensuring the highway continues to serve as more than just a transportation route.
SR 105 is a gateway to the natural beauty, coastal culture, and rich history of Washington’s southwestern coast. From recreation and local travel to exploring charming small towns and state parks, this highway embodies the spirit of the Pacific Northwest. The updated plan will enhance its value, preserving its unique character while improving its role in connecting communities and supporting local growth.
This effort marks an important step in shaping the future of SR 105 for generations to come.
Rural Tourism Marketing and Production Grants will help destination communities create promotional assets to support marketing goals.
In a significant move toward environmental sustainability, Pacific County is excited to announce the installation of two state-of-the-art digital kiosks. These kiosks are set to transform how visitors access information, replacing traditional print collateral with a modern, eco-friendly alternative.
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