Ocean Shores City Leaders Hitting Pause On Next Council Meeting

Monday, February 9, 2026 at 11:31 AM

The meeting will be rescheduled once the city secures space that can handle the expected crowd safely.

Ocean Shores city leaders are hitting pause on their next council meeting as emotions around immigration issues continue to run high. The city says the delay is meant to accommodate a bigger-than-usual turnout after recent heated public comments tied to ICE enforcement and sanctuary city concerns. Council members emphasize that no sanctuary policy has been adopted and no formal action has been taken. The meeting will be rescheduled once the city secures space that can handle the expected crowd safely.

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