Moses Lake is a city located in Grant County, in Central Washington. The city is named after a Native American chief, who early Presbyterian missionaries renamed “Moses.” Moses Lake functions as a shipping and distribution hub for the Columbia Basin Project. The city produces goods such as milk, sugar, potatoes, frozen foods, paper, chemicals, and silicon.

The community of Moses Lake began in 1910 as a settlement for farmers. The city was then incorporated in 1938. The area developed in the 1940s when the U.S. Army built a Bomber Training Base at Moses Lake. Today, the city functions as a trade, service, and recreational hub for the entire region.

If you are planning to move to Kennewick, here are some useful statistics:

• The estimated median household income (2005) is $39,800.
• The estimated median house/condominium value (2005): $111,200.
• The Consumer Price Index for the region is 202.155.

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Moses Lake, WA Health News

The Moses Lake Community Health Center was recently recognized as “Employer of the Year 2007” for its hiring practices. The award was given by the WorkSource Business Services Partnership. The health center works with virtually every agency that is affiliated with WorkSource. WorkSource focuses on services to the trade community.

Medical Centers in Moses Lake, WA

• Samaritan Hospital
  801 E. Wheeler, Moses Lake, WA 98837; 509-765-5606

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