Meeting Records

Council Decisions

Council decisions are covered here, in plain language, newest first. Coverage starts August 3, 2026. Votes are cited to the public recording; official minutes control when posted.

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Mon, Sep 21 Bid results
The Council considers the bid results September 21. City staff stated the date at the August 25 bid opening. Three bids came in on August 25, all under the engineer's estimate.
Tue, Sep 8 Council meeting
First council meeting after Labor Day. A bid award vote is possible. Confirm the date and time on the city calendar.
Mon, Sep 14 Council workshop
City Council workshop: Strategic Plan Update, 5:00 PM.
Regular Meeting and Budget Hearing
FY2027 Budget ADOPTED, 5-1

Ordinance 2026-05, $149,942,154, passed the same night under suspension of the three-readings rule. Councilor Holmes cast the only nay after his motion to remove the $130,000 parks master plan consultant line failed for lack of a second.

Foregone Tax Recovery UNANIMOUS, 6-0

$15,141, the last of the city's saved tax authority, now spent permanently.

Property Tax Certification UNANIMOUS, 6-0

L-2 certified at $9,445,604. The full authorized increase is $447,787. The levy rate falls from $3.57 to $3.51 per $1,000.

FY2027 Fee Resolution UNANIMOUS, 6-0

Effective October 1: stormwater up 28.9 percent, water about 5.2 percent, sewer 2.7 percent, development fees about 5 percent, and the penalty for building without a permit doubled.

Consent: South Highway 95 Pathway Contract Awarded CONSENT

$141,263.20 to Motley-Motley Inc. of Pullman, sole bid.

Full results and what they mean Meeting recording Ordinance and L-2 documents
Regular Meeting
East City Park Stage Update NO ACTION

Report accepted, no action taken. Staff announced the bid timeline: advertisement July 31, bids opened August 25, council vote on the bid afterward.

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This page adds an entry after each council meeting. Sources: meeting recordings and agenda packets (CivicClerk). Official minutes control the record.

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