SLC NEWS UPDATES
We’re excited to announce that our upcoming Public Workshop Series is in the works! The full schedule of dates and times will be available by mid-October, so be sure to check back soon. Our first workshop before the '25-'26 Series begins will be "Home Energy Savings!" Registration is encouraged to help us plan for materials and space, but walk-ins are always welcome. Click here to register.
Date: Tuesday October 28, 2025
Time: 6:30 pm - 8:00 pm
Location: Water & Environmental Center
Presenter: Dave Dahlin
Discover the benefits of whole-home energy upgrades and get answers to your biggest weatherization questions. This fun and interactive session will give you practical tips to lower your energy bills, boost comfort in every season, and explore simple DIY ideas. You’ll also learn about rebates, resources, and programs that can help you save even more—all while connecting with others in our community.
The CEEP & HEAR program is currently on hold as we apply for continued funding for the 2025-2027 biennium. For questions or to join the waiting list for potential future funding please phone us at 509-524-5218 or e-mail intake@slcww.org.
CEEP Customers click on the icon to the left to upload your documents to the drop box!
Local, Regional, and State planners
want to hear YOUR voice!
Help shape the future of our communities by participating in the following surveys.
With increasing climate impacts such as extreme heat, drought, flooding, and wildfire risks, community feedback is essential in shaping strategies to enhance resilience. The survey takes approximately 10 minutes to complete and will help inform new goals and policies. This survey is also available in Spanish. We appreciate your time and input in helping build a more climate-resilient Walla Walla.
This survey is available through October 31, 2025.
This survey is designed to gather input from people who live, work, and recreate in Walla Walla to understand what matters most to you and what kind of future you would like to see. Whether it's preserving our agricultural roots, expanding housing choices, or supporting local businesses, your feedback will help shape policies and priorities for the next 20 years!