Brewocracy Now
Brewocracy Now ~ 10/12/23

KPTZ’s Taylor Clark and co-host City Manager John Mauro briefly discussed the Kearney Street Roundabout state road project, and then moved on to talk about Evans Vista. For more information about Evans Vista check out the council agenda packet for their 10/9/2023 meeting. It starts on page 25.
Brewocracy Now ~ 10/05/23

Taylor Clark and John Mauro welcomed Rob Birman (excutive director at Centrum) here today in his role as a board member for the Port Townsend Creative District. The District supports artists of all types in their creative pursuits. They are planning two meetings to gather community input to help guide their mission. Meetings are Wednesday, October 11, 2023, 7-9pm at the Cotton Building and Thursday, October 12, 4-6pm at Fort Worden Commons
Brewocracy Now ~ 9/28/23

Taylor Clark and John Mauro‘s guest is Laura Parsons, who is with the city engineering department and has been spearheading the Discovery Road project which starts up in October. Learn more by listening in here, and checking the city website .
Brewocracy Now ~ 9/21/23
Brewocracy Now ~ 9/14/23

Co-hosts Taylor Clark and Port Townsend City Manager John Mauro discussed the project to build a roundabout on State Route 20 at Kearney Street, the South Jetty project at Point Hudson, and some more on edge lane roads. We had a listener question about the possibility of an edge lane road on the section of Cherry Street that goes over the hill towards Fort Worden. We also had a question that did not make it on the air about how to provide feedback before the upcoming golf course decision on September 25. The short answer is [email protected]
Brewocracy Now ~ 9/07/23
Brewocracy Now ~ 8/31/23
Brewocracy Now ~ 8/24/23
Brewocracy Now ~ 8/17/23

Guests on today’s Brewnow included Shelly Leavens, Communications & Marketing Manager for the City of Port Townsend and Steve King, Director of Public Works. We talked about needed maintenance for the sewer system. There was a report at City Council last Monday that outlined what is required and funding for that work. We also learned a bit about the city’s mulching project out at the county transfer station.

