The Building Department is responsible for issuing permits for the following, New Buildings, Remodels, Tenant Improvements, Plumbing, Mechanical, Fire Alarms, Water Connections (for connection to the City of Selah domestic water), Wastewater (sewer) Connections, Signs, Street Breaks, Roofing, Right-of-Way Use, and other miscellaneous permits.
The Finance Department oversees the maintenance of the City’s accounting activities including accounts payable, payroll, utility billing, business registrations, and financial reporting.
A Municipal Court handles local legal matters such as traffic violations, misdemeanors, and ordinance infractions, providing accessible and efficient resolution within a city or town’s jurisdiction.
All businesses operating within the City of Selah, WA are required to register with the city to ensure compliance with local regulations. Business registration helps the city maintain accurate records, support economic development, and provide necessary services to business owners. Registration is typically completed through the Washington State Business Licensing Service, with local endorsements required for operating within Selah city limits.
Selah Parks and Recreation provides community-focused facilities, youth sports, senior programs, and well-maintained parks to promote active living and social connection in the Selah area.
The Public Works Department page outlines the services and responsibilities of the City of Selah’s Public Works team, including street maintenance, water and sewer systems, stormwater management, and support for community infrastructure projects.
This page outlines the City of Selah’s Stormwater Management program, including efforts to reduce pollution, manage runoff, and protect local waterways through regulations, education, and infrastructure.
Selah Water Department is pleased to present to you the Annual Water Quality Report. This report is designed to inform you about the water quality and services the City delivers to you.
The City of Selah has a “strong Mayor” form of local government. This means that the Mayor is elected by the community at large every four years and serves as the City’s chief executive officer.