Walla Walla public meetings in 2025
7 substantive meetings from 2025, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
City Council - Regular Meeting
The Walla Walla City Council approved a consent agenda including the 2026 non-represented salary schedule and park fee changes. The Council also authorized a contract for the design of the landfill area 7 vertical expansion project and approved a contract for animal care services.
- Adopted 2026 Non-represented Salary Schedule (Ordinance 2025-28)
- Adopted 2026 Parks & Recreation Fees (Ordinance 2025-29)
- Authorized contract with DKS Associates for traffic signal timing (Resolution 2025-097)
- Authorized contract with Herrera Environmental Consultants for landfill expansion (Resolution 2025-098)
- Authorized contract with Blue Mountain Human Society for animal care services (Resolution 2025-099)
City Council - Regular Meeting
The Walla Walla City Council approved a consent agenda of routine resolutions and ordinances, including funding for underground storage tank decommissioning and public defense services. The body also finalized the 2025-2026 Mid-Biennium Budget and approved property tax and debt bond measures for the upcoming year.
- Resolution 2025-090: Pollution Liability Insurance Grant for decommissioning three Underground Storage Tanks at the Service Center
- Resolution 2025-091: Contract for Indigent Public Defense Services
- Ordinance 2025-23: Amending Municipal Code regarding cash drawer moneys
- Ordinance 2025-27: Adopting the 2025-2026 Mid-Biennium Budget
- Ordinance 2025-24, 2025-25, 2025-26: Regular Property Tax, Police Debt Bond, and Memorial Pool Debt Bond
City Council - Regular Meeting
The Walla Walla City Council will discuss fleet vehicle replacements, municipal code amendments, and a land annexation. The body is also reviewing contracts for pedestrian and street improvements.
- Resolution 2025-084: Purchase of six fleet vehicles and equipment for $1,292,965.67 and a MEWP lease for $24,135 annually
- Resolution 2025-083: Contract supplement with Anderson Perry & Associates for Pine Street (2nd-9th) project up to $165,000
- Ordinance 2025-22: Public hearing and approval of 60 percent annexation petition for South 3rd Avenue and Whitney Road
- Ordinance 2025-20: Adoption of revised recycling rates for 2026
- Resolution 2025-082: Amendment with Parametrix for $13,059.27 for Pioneer Park Pedestrian Improvement archeological services
City Council - Work Session
The City Council is holding a work session to review and discuss proposed legislative priorities for 2026.
- Review and discussion of proposed 2026 Legislative Priorities
City Council - Regular Meeting
The Walla Walla City Council is meeting to decide on a ballot proposition for a new park district and the condemnation of property for a roundabout. The body is also addressing budget amendments and updated recycling rates for 2026.
- Resolution 2025-076: Authorizes Ballot Proposition to Create a Metropolitan Park District
- Ordinance 2025-16: Authorizes condemnation of two parcels for a roundabout at Pine Street and 9th Avenue
- Ordinance 2025-14: Establishes Recycling Rates and Charges for 2026
- Resolution 2025-074: Ratifies emergency declaration for wastewater treatment plant sediment trap repairs
- Resolution 2025-075: Decision on 10% annexation petition for Williams Road and Prospect Avenue
City Council - Regular Meeting
The Walla Walla City Council is meeting to authorize contracts for pool maintenance and road project design. The body will also review August 2025 financial registers and payroll transactions.
- Resolution 2025-072: $77,247.13 contract with Amusement Restoration Companies for Veterans Memorial Pool maintenance
- Resolution 2025-073: Professional services contract with David Evans & Associates, Inc. for Alder-Tausick-Airport Pavement Preservation Project design
- Proclamation for Constitution Week (September 17-23, 2025)
- Approval of August 2025 AP Register
- Approval of August 2025 Payroll and Benefit Transactions
City Council - Work Session
The City Council will review a quarterly report and consider a proposed ordinance to amend the municipal code regarding the misuse of the 911 system.
- Review Quarterly Report
- Proposed ordinance amending code to prohibit misuse of 911 system