YOU'RE INVITED to comment on the first draft! Join County staff on Monday, April 6 from 6:00-8:00 pm to ask questions and learn more about the regulations included in the CAO. Read on...

The County's goal is to adopt an updated CAO by May of 2026. Read on...

The County's goal is to adopt an update CAO by early 2026. Read on...

Consultants with relevant experience and immediate availability are invited to submit responses by Dec. 6. Read on...

The County undertook this project as part of its 2025 Growth Management Act Periodic Update. Read on...

Council will hold a public hearing on November 25 to accept public comments before formally adopting the updates to the Comp Plan. Read on...

Public comments regarding the second draft of amendments to the Comprehensive Plan can be submitted by May 15 for review at the Planning Commission meeting on May 16. Read on...

Public comments regarding the draft transportation element and others can be submitted by April 17 for review at the Planning Commission meeting on April 18. Read on...

These workshop reviews will continue throughout the spring and provide opportunities for Council and the public to engage with the Comp Plan. Read on...

You’re invited to a virtual drop-in session on March 11 to learn more about the Climate Element. Public comments regarding the draft Climate Element & Official Map amendments can be submitted by March 20. Read on...

Public comments specific to these elements can be submitted by February 20 for review at the Planning Commission meeting on February 21. Read on...

Public comments specific to this element can be submitted by January 16 for review at the Planning Commission meeting on January 17. Read on...

The County has set a goal to adopt the Comp Plan update by mid-2025. Read on...

A total of eight (8) eligibility slots are available for the 2026 cycle. Read on...

The permit process is open until June 25, 2026, and can be completed through the mail or in person. Read on...

A first draft of the updated regulation is now available for public comment, and the Department of Community Development (DCD) is holding a community meeting to accept feedback and walk residents through the documents. Read on...

This group has the opportunity to collaborate with County leadership to improve and refine the building process in San Juan County. Read on...

Members of the public interested in engaging in the County’s review of OPALCO’s project can use this guide. Read on...

There are currently vacant positions on the County’s Parks and Recreation Commission and the Planning Commission. Read on...

There are currently vacant positions on the County’s Planning Commission, EPRC, Parks and Recreation Commission, and Noxious Weed Control Board. Read on...