Update: The City of North Bend is canceling the South Fork Ave SE Annexation Proceedings Open House. The Open House is no longer occurring on September 23, 2026.
The City of North Bend intends to reschedule the open house once a petition for annexation has been submitted and verified by the King County Assessor.
Read the Cancellation Notice by visiting the Public Notice webpage. The City of North Bend apologizes for any confusion this may cause. City staff look forward to connecting one-on-one with North Bend and Unincorporated King County residents about the topic of annexation proceedings, once a petition for annexation has been submitted.
On Wednesday, September 23, unincorporated King County neighbors and North Bend residents are invited to an open house about the South Fork Avenue SE annexation proceedings. The event begins at 6:30 p.m. at North Bend City Hall.
City staff will be available to answer questions from North Bend and unincorporated King County residents about:
- The annexation petition proponent
- The annexation process
- Applicable city zoning and development regulations that will apply to the area if annexed
- City services
- Potential tax and utility rate differences between Unincorporated King County and the City of North Bend
South Fork Avenue SE: An annexation proposal
Property owners in Unincorporated King County, east of South Fork Avenue SE and west of the South Fork Snoqualmie River, have asked the City of North Bend to consider annexing their land.
The City surrounds the neighborhood on three sides. If approved, the 25.7-acre community located behind the Mountain Valley Shopping Center near SW Mt Si Boulevard will be moved from King County’s jurisdiction to the City of North Bend’s jurisdiction.
Read the Open House Notice by visiting the Public Notice webpage.
[Information provided by the City of North Bend]
