How To Contact Us

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Town of Coupeville 
4 NE Seventh Street (Town Hall)
Coupeville, WA 98239
(360) 678-4461

Monday – Thursday

Hours: 8:00 A.M. – 4:30 P.M.

Town Staff Directory & Contact Information

Bo Miller, Town MarshalMolly Hughes, Mayor
Ext 101 • paulone@townofcoupeville.orgExt 102 • mayor@townofcoupeville.org
Questions about law enforcement issuesGeneral questions, community issues
Corine Jackson, Clerk Treasurer Planning DirectorVacant
Ext 107 • clerktreasurer@townofcoupeville.orgExt 103 • planner@townofcoupeville.org
Questions about meetings, budget and financeQuestions about land use design review
Joe Grogan, Public Works DirectorScott Austin, Building Official
Ext 110 • publicworks@townofcoupeville.orgExt 108 • buildofficial@townofcoupeville.org
Questions about water, and sewer plant operations, storm water regulations, water qualityQuestions about building permits, building codes, inspections, plan review
Jesse Lynn, Public Works Field LeadJoshua Engelbrecht, Associate Planner
Ext 112 • publicworks1@townofcoupeville.orgExt 104• assistantplanner@townofcoupeville.org
Questions about parks, streets, water lines,
storm water issues, sewer issues, deceased deer

Questions about Design Review, COA applications, Town Code.

 Lisa Walsh, Utility Clerk Sarah Swan, Fiscal Clerk
Ext 106 • utilityclerk@townofcoupeville.orgExt 105 • fiscalclerk@townofcoupeville.org
Questions about utility bills, starting new
utility service
Questions about accounts payable & receivable
Chris Jolly, Deputy Clerk
Ext 114 cjolly@townofcoupeville.org
Questions about public records, special events
permits, business licenses, community garden,
Rec Hall and Pavillion rentals

WATER AND SEWER EMERGENCIES

If you have a utility emergency after hours, a staff member is called from home. The Town does not have someone on staff 24/7. The Public Works and Utility staff are happy to help in an emergency. Examples of emergencies are:  sewer backups in your home, broken water pipes inside your home and you don’t have a water shut-off in the house, or water surfacing outside and causing property damage.

Examples that are NOT emergencies are: a drippy outdoor faucet, a drippy indoor faucet, or your plumber or landscaper wants the water turned off for repairs. For these situations, contact the Town during normal business hours.

If you do have an emergency, call 911 or non-emergency dispatch (ICOM) at (360) 679-9567. A dispatcher will put you in touch with a staff member who will ascertain the problem and come in to fix it if necessary. Please, NEVER turn the water on or off yourself from inside the meter box; it is illegal to do so as meters are public property. Meters can be easily broken and are expensive to repair.