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Mattawa, Washington - Wikipedia Mattawa is an incorporated city in Grant County, Washington, United States The population was 3,335 at the 2020 census [4]
City of Mattawa, Washington - home Address City Hall 521 Government Rd Mattawa, WA 99349 Phone: (509) 932-4037 Site Links Code of Ordinances Meetings Agendas Council Packets Employment Social Media Policy Developer Standards
Home | Town of Mattawa The video recording of the Committee of the Whole meeting held on Monday November 24, 2025 is now on the Town of Mattawa YouTube page
Mattawas Open Forum - Our Community Wall | Facebook Every dollar stays right here in Mattawa, supporting local families and local businesses when they need it most Keep an eye out — we’ll be posting a video of the shopping spree done on Chenier Law’s behalf so the community can see exactly how their generosity is making an impact
City of Mattawa, Washington - Departments The City of Mattawa operates under the mayor-council form of government In this form, the elected mayor serves as the City’s chief administrative officer, and an elected seven-member council serves as the City’s legislative body
About Mattawa | Experience Mattawa | Town of Mattawa Nestled in northeastern Ontario at the junction of the Mattawa and Ottawa Rivers, Mattawa is a picturesque town steeped in history, natural beauty, and vibrant community spirit
City of Mattawa, Washington - A Brief History Mattawa is a Grant County farming town of about 4437 people and is predominately Latino, with a very low level of English-speakers in the community Mattawa has seen significant population growth over the past few years
City of Mattawa, Washington - About Mattawa is a Grant County farming town of about 4437 people and is predominately Latino, with a very low level of English-speakers in the community Mattawa is about 15 miles south of Interstate 90 on the east side of the Columbia River road known as Highway 243