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Lindsay to leave Washougal City Council

Six-year councilor plans to move to Bellingham

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Washougal City Councilwoman Joyce Lindsay (left), a Washougal Arts and Culture Alliance (WACA) board member, celebrates the Aug. 5, 2017 dedication of "Forever Faithful," a life-size bronze sculpture of a Belgian Malinois created by Susan Bahary (right). The artwork is located in front of the Washougal Police station. Lindsay is resigning her seat on the Washougal City Council, but plans to continue serving on the WACA board after she moves to Bellingham later this year. (Contributed photo by Rene Carroll)

Washougal is losing a longtime arts advocate and member of its city council.

Joyce Lindsay, a six-year member of the Washougal City Council, plans to announce her resignation — effective May 31 — at the next council meeting, which begins at 7 p.m., Monday, March 12 at Washougal City Hall.

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