Everett public meetings in 2021
9 substantive meetings from 2021, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
Everett City Council
The City Council is deciding on several retention and hiring incentive agreements for police employees. The body is also voting on contracts for infrastructure projects and closing out multiple special improvement projects.
- Contract for Port of Everett Combined Sewer Main project awarded to Northwest Construction, Inc. for $4,551,566.85
- Construction contract for 2022 Tulalip Water Pipeline Mortar Repair awarded to Reece Construction for $1,054,519.20
- Engineering services for Later Phase Eclipse Mill Park and Riverfront Trail Improvement Project not to exceed $600,000.00
- Purchase of a portable 500 KW trailer mounted generator from Cummins, Inc. for $286,305.70
- Everett Forward Grant of $80,000 to Imagine Children’s Museum
Everett City Council
The City Council is deciding on the 2022 employee salary schedule, the revised 2021 budget, and the establishment of Juneteenth as a city holiday. The body is also considering several ordinances to open or close special improvement projects for city infrastructure.
- Proposed 2022 basic salary schedule for City of Everett employees
- Proposed appropriations for the 2021 revised City of Everett Budget
- Rotary Park Renovation construction contract for $460,775.70
- Claims against the City of Everett totaling $1,181,092.45
- Substance Use Disorder Therapeutic Grant Program in the amount of $307,817
Everett City Council
The City Council will review several proposed ordinances including the 2022 employee salary schedule and a revised city budget. The agenda also includes consent items to accept various completed construction and infrastructure projects.
- Adopt 2022 basic salary schedule for City of Everett employees
- Approve 2021 revised City of Everett Budget amendments
- Accept completion of the $781,485.74 Biosolids & Backwash Solids Removal Project
- Authorize $42,110.00 for Water Filter Plant’s Filter Building Roof Replacement design services
- Establish Juneteenth as a City Holiday
Everett City Council
The City Council is holding a final reading to adopt the 2022 city budget and conducting a third budget hearing. The body is also considering several ordinances to create or close special improvement projects for local parks and infrastructure.
- Proposed 2022 budget appropriation of $761,494,955
- Water treatment chemicals contract award for approximately $870,236 annually
- Authorization of claims against the City totaling $1,366,343.75 and $8,544,465.40
- Proposed ordinance to amend Municipal Code Chapter 19.06 regarding lots, setbacks, and residential densities
- Proposed creation of a Special Improvement Project for the Later Phase Eclipse Mill Park and Riverfront Trail Improvement Project
Everett City Council
The City Council is reviewing the 2022 city budget and several ordinances to create or close special improvement projects for parks and infrastructure. The body is also deciding on various claims, contracts, and updates to the municipal code.
- Proposed 2022 budget appropriation of $761,494,955
- Payroll claims of $4,252,654.06 and other claims of $1,262,366.18
- Annual contract with Galls LLC for approximately $350,000
- Washington Office of Public Defense Grant Agreement for $90,000
- Ordinance to edit Everett Municipal Code for gender neutrality
Everett City Council
The City Council is reviewing the 2022 proposed budget and holding public hearings on regular and EMS property tax levies. The body is also considering several infrastructure projects and zoning map amendments.
- Proposed 2022 budget appropriation of $761,494,955
- Contract for Reservoir 3 Structural Improvements Project with JW Fowler for $753,079.00
- Zoning and Land Use Map amendments for 7500 Hardeson Road and Smith Island
- Authorization for Request for Proposals for an Automated Traffic Safety Camera System
- Emergency Connectivity Fund Grant in the amount of $322,588.00
Everett City Council
The City Council is deciding on 2022 regular and EMS property tax levies. The body is also discussing a proposed 2022 budget of $761,494,955 and several infrastructure projects. Other items include zoning map amendments and the establishment of a park impact fee.
- Proposed 2022 budget appropriation of $761,494,955
- Public hearings for 2022 regular and EMS property tax levies
- Zoning and land use map amendments for 7500 Hardeson Road and Smith Island
- Proposed park impact fee and planning amendments
- Payroll claims of $4,144,074.70 and city claims of $1,416,058.97
Everett City Council
The City Council is reviewing second readings for regular and EMS property tax ordinances for the 2022 fiscal year. The body is also discussing updates to the municipal code and comprehensive plan maps. Several city contracts and vehicle purchases are listed for consent approval.
- Proposed 2022 regular and EMS property tax ordinances (CB 2110-38, CB 2110-39)
- Purchase of nine Ford Police Vehicles from Bickford Ford for $431,991.30
- Electronic transfer claims against the City of Everett totaling $7,077,744.43
- Proposed zoning and land use map amendments for 7500 Hardeson Road and Smith Island
- Proposed establishment of a Park impact fee (CB 2110-41)
Everett City Council
The City Council is meeting to decide on the final reading of the 2021 revised budget and a resolution for the Everett Forward Grant program. The body will also discuss proposed 2022 property tax levies for the city and EMS services.
- Final vote on 2021 revised City of Everett Budget appropriations (CB 2110-37)
- Resolution regarding the Everett Forward Grant program
- Professional Services Agreement with The Gordian Group Inc. for estimated annual amount of $350,000
- Application for House Bill 1001 Recruitment Grant in the amount of $60,000
- Payroll claims authorization in the amount of $4,216,476.64