Everett public meetings in 2025

Everett Civil Service Commission

The Everett Civil Service Commission will review and approve personnel actions from November and December 2025. The body will also discuss scheduling meeting dates for 2026.

• Approval of November 2025 Personnel Action Report
• Approval of Chief Examiner approvals for December 2025
• Approval of Chief Examiner certifications for December 2025
• Discussion of Civil Service Commission meeting dates for 2026

The December 17, 2025 Civil Service Commission meeting did not achieve a quorum. Because of the lack of quorum, the meeting was rescheduled to Monday, January 28, 2026 at 9:00 AM. No other actions or decisions were taken.

• Rescheduled meeting to Monday, January 28, 2026 at 9:00 AM (no vote)

Everett City Council

The City Council will vote on several infrastructure projects, utility billing due date changes, and a historic place designation. The body is also reviewing payroll and general claims totaling over $8.4 million.

• PSA for 41st Street to Rucker Avenue Corridor Phase 2 in the amount of $2,649,646
• Ordinance relating to due dates for utility billing (CB 2512-87)
• Adding the residence at 1702 Rucker Avenue to the Everett Register of Historic Places
• Payroll claims of $5,863,618.47 and general claims of $2,574,128.43
• Interlocal Agreement for Snohomish Regional Drug Task Force in the amount of $30,760

Everett City Council

The Parks and Built Environment Council will receive a staff update on downtown parking, reviewing the 2019 study results, current challenges, and stakeholder input. The committee will consider recommendations such as hiring a downtown parking manager, extending enforcement to Saturdays, and implementing paid on‑street parking. No formal decisions are noted; the discussion will shape next steps for a downtown parking strategy.

• Review of 2019 parking study showing 2,057 on‑street stalls and 7,345 off‑street stalls
• Current time limits of 30 and 90 minutes and a residential permit program north of 41st St
• Recommendation to hire a downtown parking manager and reboot enforcement
• Proposal to extend enforcement to Saturdays and implement paid on‑street parking in the downtown core
• Planned occupancy study of weekday and weekend Silvertips and larger utilization study in April and May

Everett City Council

The Everett City Council will consider several consent items, including a $3,716,637.34 claim settlement and a $2,020,202.02 water‑main replacement contract. It will also act on proposed ordinances that close or create special improvement projects and adopt a basic salary schedule for 2026. A public hearing will address the renewal and expansion of the Downtown Everett Business Improvement Area. Finally, the council will adopt the 2025 revised budget appropriations.

• Adopt resolution authorizing $3,716,637.34 in claims against the City of Everett
• Award the $2,020,202.02 construction contract for Water Main Replacement “Y”, Phase 2 to Interwest Construction, Inc.
• Approve a $335,000 annual professional services agreement with Perteet Inc. for a site assessment and feasibility study
• Authorize $95,000 amendment for interim finance director services for Mike Bailey
• Adopt ordinance establishing the basic salary schedule for City of Everett employees for 2026

Cultural Arts Commission

The Everett Cultural Arts Commission met on December 9, 2025 at 2930 Wetmore Ave. After routine roll call, agenda adoption, and minutes acceptance, the commission performed a land acknowledgment reading. The meeting included commission updates and a business discussion on the 2026 Cultural Arts Grants and the 2026 work planning.

• Land Acknowledgment Reading
• Commission updates (council, commissioners, staff)
• Discussion of 2026 Cultural Arts Grants
• Discussion of 2026 Work Planning

Cultural Arts Commission

The Cultural Arts Commission approved five $5,000 grants for community arts programs, including Latin American Day of the Dead events, Evergreen Arboretum, Huong Viet Arts Group, Imagine Children’s Museum, and Schack Art Center. The September agenda was unanimously approved. The city’s Creative District application was moved to the 2026 cycle, and commissioners noted the need to select a new chair in 2027 and a new vice‑chair in 2026.

• Unanimously approved September 2025 agenda (motion by Leland, second by Jane)
• Awarded five $5,000 Cultural Arts Grants to specified community groups
• Moved Everett’s Creative District designation application to the 2026 cycle
• Identified need for a new Chair in 2027 and Vice‑Chair in 2026 (succession planning)
• Approved signage suggestion for bike racks on Broadway; staff to follow up with Transit

Everett City Council

The City Council will discuss the 2026 basic salary schedule for city employees and the renewal and expansion of the Downtown Everett Business Improvement Area. The body is also reviewing the 2025 revised city budget and various special improvement projects.

• Proposed 2026 basic salary schedule for City of Everett employees
• Public hearing on renewing and expanding the Downtown Everett Business Improvement Area for 2026–2030
• Purchase agreement for a drainage and sewerline camera truck from CUES, Inc. not to exceed $744,313.67
• Proposed $500,000 for Wiggums Hollow Playground Repair project
• Approval of 2025 Revised City of Everett Budget appropriations

Everett Historical Commission

The Historical Commission will meet to vote on a design review for a 2-unit DADU and a special valuation. The body will also discuss CLG grants.

• Design Review of 2-Unit DADU at 2227 Virginia Avenue
• Special Valuation for 1611 Everett Avenue
• Discussion regarding CLG grants

The commission accepted the agenda as amended and approved the October 28, 2025 meeting summary, both unanimously. It also approved the proposed design for two detached accessory dwelling units with garages at 2227 Virginia Avenue, a Neighborhood Residential property in the Riverside Historic Overlay Zone. The next meeting was scheduled for Tuesday, January 27, with no meeting in December.

• Accepted agenda as amended (unanimous)
• Approved October 28, 2025 meeting summary (unanimous)
• Approved design for two detached ADUs at 2227 Virginia Avenue (unanimous)
• Scheduled next meeting for Tuesday, January 27 and will not meet in December

Everett Transportation Advisory Committee (TAC)

The Transportation Advisory Committee will receive informational briefings and hold discussions on three primary topics. The meeting includes reports from engineering, traffic, police, and transit departments.

• Vision Zero Everett update briefing by Kimley-Horn
• Discussion on freight traffic on Everett streets
• Review of downtown parking policy and practice
• Recognition of outgoing committee members

The committee approved the September meeting minutes, adding two amendments. The amendments specify the location of locally funded paving work and add details about the Vision Zero speed management plan. No other formal actions were recorded.

• Approved September meeting minutes with two amendments (paving work location; Vision Zero speed plan details)

Everett Civil Service Commission

The Everett Civil Service Commission will meet to approve personnel reports and applicant calls. The body is deciding on new and revised classification specifications for six different job roles.

• Revised classification specification for Construction Inspector I
• New classification specification for Construction Inspector II
• Revised classification specification for Fleet Maintenance Supervisor
• New classification specification for Senior Billing Specialist
• New classification specifications for Utility Billing Specialist and Utility Billing Technician

The commission approved revised and new classification specifications for several positions, including Construction Inspector I and II, Fleet Maintenance Supervisor, Senior Billing Specialist, Utility Billing Specialist, and Utility Billing Technician. All motions were moved by a commissioner, seconded by another, and passed unanimously. No other substantive actions were taken at this meeting.

• Approved revised classification specification for Construction Inspector I (unanimous)
• Approved new classification specification for Construction Inspector II (unanimous)
• Approved revised classification specification for Fleet Maintenance Supervisor (unanimous)
• Approved new classification specification for Senior Billing Specialist (unanimous)
• Approved new classification specification for Utility Billing Specialist (unanimous)
• Approved new classification specification for Utility Billing Technician (unanimous)

Everett City Council

The Everett City Council will adopt resolutions to authorize $5.8 million in claims and $5.66 million in payroll claims. It will award a $104,860,670.13 contract to Absher/Stellar J Joint Venture for the Port Gardner Storage Facility construction. The council will also adopt ordinances to levy EMS and regular property taxes for fiscal year 2026 and appropriate a $943,828,973 budget for the city.

• Adopt Resolution authorizing $5,803,197.64 claims against the city (period ending Oct 31, 2025)
• Adopt Resolution authorizing $5,661,995.74 payroll claims (period ending Nov 1, 2025)
• Award contract to Absher/Stellar J Joint Venture for Port Gardner Storage Facility – $104,860,670.13
• Adopt ordinance levying EMS property taxes for FY 2026
• Adopt ordinance appropriating the 2026 city budget – $943,828,973

Everett Parks Board

The Everett Parks Board will review the annual golf program, consider a change to golf fees, receive an update on the city’s park budget, and examine the capital improvement list. After the informational items, the board will address new business such as recognizing the outgoing council liaison. No decisions are recorded in the agenda.

• Annual Golf Update (20 minutes)
• Golf Fee Adjustment (20 minutes)
• Annual Budget Update (20 minutes)
• Capital Improvement List Review (20 minutes)
• Recognition of outgoing council liaison (new business)

Everett Planning Commission

The Everett Planning Commission will conduct a public hearing and make a recommendation on Critical Area Regulations. It will also provide an update on the Everett 2044 Housekeeping Amendments. The meeting includes routine items such as roll call, approval of minutes, commissioner and staff reports, and an open public comment period.

• Critical Area Regulations – public hearing and recommendation
• Everett 2044 Housekeeping Amendments – update
• Approval of minutes
• Roll call and land acknowledgement
• Open public comment

The commission revised the agenda to discuss Housekeeping Regulations before Critical Areas. It adopted a staff‑proposed addition to Planning Commission Resolution 25‑02 and amended it so the fee will adjust automatically each year based on the Seattle‑Tacoma‑Bellevue CPI starting Jan 1 2027. The revised Resolution 25‑02 was then approved. A public hearing on the Critical Area Regulations was opened and later closed.

• Revised agenda order to discuss Housekeeping Regulations before Critical Areas (consensus)
• Adopted staff‑proposed addition to Planning Commission Resolution 25‑02 (unanimous)
• Amended fee provision to auto‑adjust with Seattle‑Tacoma‑Bellevue CPI beginning Jan 1 2027 (unanimous)
• Approved revised Planning Commission Resolution 25‑02 (unanimous)
• Opened Critical Area Regulations public hearing (unanimous)
• Closed Critical Area Regulations public hearing (unanimous)

Everett City Council

The Parks and Built Environment Council Committee will receive a staff update on the Manufactured Home Overlay Zone Ordinance. The committee will also consider topics for the next meeting's agenda. No decisions or votes are indicated in this agenda.

• Manufactured Home Overlay Zone Ordinance Update from Staff

Everett City Council

The Everett City Council will consider several consent items, including a $7,355,188.87 claim resolution and authorizations for grants and agreements. It will hold a public hearing on ordinances that levy EMS and regular property taxes for fiscal year 2026. The council will also adopt the 2026 budget appropriation of $943,828,973 and consider revisions to the business and occupation tax and a special improvement project for Evergreen Way drainage. An action item will amend the municipal code to add a provision on exposing a minor child to domestic violence.

• Adopt Resolution authorizing $7,355,188.87 in claims against the City (period ending Oct 31 2025)
• Authorize Mayor to sign amended interlocal agreement with Snohomish County (not to exceed $200,000)
• Adopt Ordinance appropriating the 2026 City budget of $943,828,973
• Adopt EMS Property Tax Ordinance for fiscal year starting Jan 1 2026
• Create Evergreen Way Drainage Improvements Special Improvement Project

Everett City Council

The committee will receive a staff briefing on the Fire Department’s standards of cover analysis. It will also hear a briefing on unlicensed street food vendors. The meeting will end with discussion of proposed agenda items for the next meeting. No public comment will be taken.

• Fire Department standards of cover analysis briefing
• Unlicensed street food vendors briefing
• Discussion of next meeting proposed agenda items

Everett City Council

The Everett City Council will consider a series of consent items, including resolutions to authorize $2,223,274.20 in claims and $5,663,312.35 in payroll claims for October 2025. A major agenda item is the adoption of an ordinance appropriating the 2026 city budget in the amount of $943,828,973, along with ordinances to levy EMS and regular property taxes for fiscal year 2026. Additional items include a call for bids on the Lenora Regional Stormwater Facility Project and the creation of special improvement projects for a police boathouse and Cedar Hall demolition.

• Adopt resolution authorizing $2,223,274.20 in claims against the city for Oct 18‑24, 2025
• Adopt resolution authorizing $5,663,312.35 payroll claims for the period ending Oct 18, 2025
• Adopt ordinance appropriating the 2026 budget of $943,828,973
• Adopt ordinances levying EMS and regular property taxes for fiscal year starting Jan 1, 2026
• Authorize a call for bids for the Lenora Regional Stormwater Facility Project

Everett Planning Commission

The Everett Planning Commission will hold its regular meeting, begin with roll call and approve the previous meeting’s minutes. Commissioners and staff will present reports and open public comment. The commission will consider old business concerning critical area regulations.

• Roll call and land acknowledgement
• Approval of minutes
• Reports and comments from commissioners and staff
• Public comment period
• Discussion of critical area regulations (old business)

The commission read a land acknowledgement, approved the meeting minutes with an amendment, heard brief staff reports and public comment, and received a briefing on the 2025 critical area regulation update. No substantive policy decisions or votes were recorded.

Everett Civil Service Commission

The Everett Civil Service Commission holds a special meeting on Oct. 29, 2025 to consider several approvals. Commissioners will vote on the September 24, 2025 meeting minutes, the September 2025 Personnel Action Report, and October 2025 Chief Examiner approvals and certifications. The agenda also includes public comment and other business items.

• Approval of the September 24, 2025 meeting minutes
• Approval of the Personnel Action Report (September 2025)
• Approval of Chief Examiner approvals of calls for applicants (October 2025)
• Approval of Chief Examiner certifications of eligible registers (October 2025)
• Public comment

The commission approved the September 24, 2025 meeting minutes. It also approved the September 2025 Personnel Action Report. The Chief Examiner approvals of calls for applicants for October 2025 were approved. The Chief Examiner certifications of eligible registers for October 2025 were approved. All motions passed unanimously.

• Approved September 24, 2025 meeting minutes (unanimous)
• Approved September 2025 Personnel Action Report (unanimous)
• Approved Chief Examiner approvals of calls for applicants for October 2025 (unanimous)
• Approved Chief Examiner certifications of eligible registers for October 2025 (unanimous)

Everett City Council

The Everett City Council will vote on a resolution authorizing $2,790,468.63 in claims against the city for the period ending October 17, 2025. It will also set a public hearing for November 19 to discuss renewing and expanding the Downtown Everett Business Improvement Area through 2030. Additional items include approval of a $20,000 ASPCA grant, adoption of ordinances for a police boathouse design fund and a code amendment on domestic‑violence exposure, and the purchase of 3310 Paine Avenue.

• Adopt resolution authorizing $2,790,468.63 in claims against the city (Oct 11‑17, 2025)
• Approve Mayor’s acceptance of a $20,000 grant from the ASPCA for the Fund for the Animals
• Adopt ordinance creating the City of Everett Police Boathouse Project to fund design costs
• Adopt ordinance amending Chapter 10.16 to add exposing a minor child to domestic violence
• Authorize purchase of property at 3310 Paine Avenue and approve the purchase‑sale agreement

Everett Historical Commission

The Everett Historical Commission will meet to vote on a register nomination and a design review. The body will also approve the September meeting summary.

• Everett Register Nomination for 1702 Rucker Avenue
• Design Review of 2-Unit DADU at 2313 Everett Avenue
• Approval of September meeting summary

The commission accepted the amended agenda and approved the September meeting summary, both unanimously. It recommended approval of the 1702 Rucker Avenue historic nomination, noting the garage is non‑contributing. It also recommended approval of the 2313 Everett Avenue two‑unit ADU design with specific exterior conditions. The next meeting was scheduled for November 25, 2025.

• Accepted agenda as amended (unanimous)
• Approved September 23, 2025 meeting summary (unanimous)
• Recommended approval of 1702 Rucker Ave historic nomination, garage non‑contributing (unanimous)
• Recommended approval of 2313 Everett Ave 2‑unit ADU design with deeper eaves and shingle siding (unanimous)
• Set next meeting for Tuesday, November 25, 2025

Everett City Council

The Everett City Council will consider a series of financial authorizations, including claims, payroll and electronic fund transfers totaling over $27 million. It will also authorize the mayor to sign amendments to Boeing right‑of‑entry agreements for two city‑owned parcels and a professional services agreement with Brown & Caldwell for the WPCF Headworks Replacement project. Several special improvement project ordinances and a resolution establishing prohibited drug‑trafficking areas will be voted on. A public hearing will address a petition to vacate alleys bounded by Rockefeller, Oakes, Pacific and 32nd streets.

• Adopt Resolution authorizing $4,339,931.02 in claims against the city (period ending Oct 4‑10, 2025)
• Adopt Resolution authorizing $5,691,641.10 payroll claims (period ending Oct 4, 2025)
• Authorize mayor to sign Amendment No. 3 to Right‑of‑Entry Agreement for Boeing on parcel 28040300100100
• Authorize mayor to sign Amendment No. 3 to Right‑of‑Entry Agreement for Boeing on parcel 29043400404100
• Authorize mayor to sign professional services agreement with Brown & Caldwell for $8,998,917 WPCF Headworks Replacement

Animal Shelter Advisory Board

The board is reviewing Q2 2025 performance measures and municipal code revisions regarding commercial kennels and habitual violators. Members also discussed the impact of the Wandering Rover program and a grant-funded dog behavior pilot.

• Review of Q2 2025 performance measures, including a $445,175 fund transfer for Vet Services wages
• Discussion of municipal code revisions for commercial kennels and habitual violators
• Report on Wandering Rover program: 293 dogs participated and 233 were adopted
• Update on grant-funded dog behavior pilot program running through December
• Announcement of Clark Park Dog Park opening on July 29

Everett Transportation Advisory Committee (TAC)

The Everett Transportation Advisory Committee will meet on Oct 16, 2025 for informational briefings on traffic signal operations policy and practice, presented by Jenny Liu of Public Works, and to discuss comments on the city’s Vision Zero initiative, led by Corey Hert of Public Works. No formal actions or decisions are scheduled; the meeting is for information and discussion.

• Traffic Signal Operations: Policy and Practice – informational briefing (Jenny Liu, Public Works)
• Vision Zero Everett Comments – informational briefing and discussion (Corey Hert, Public Works)

The committee approved the minutes from the August meeting. No other substantive actions, approvals, or denials were recorded during the session. The remainder of the meeting consisted of reports and informational briefings.

• Approved August meeting minutes

Everett City Council

The Everett City Council will vote on four consent items, including a resolution to authorize $1,585,315.24 in claims for the period ending October 3, 2025, a surplus vehicle sale, partial property‑damage settlements, and a WSDOT Green Transportation Grant agreement. The council will also consider several ordinances, such as extending service‑facility buffer zones through 2027, creating special improvement projects on 41st Street to Rucker Avenue and a lift station, and amending park‑path and pedestrian‑safety projects. All items are scheduled for first, second, or final readings as indicated.

• Adopt Resolution authorizing $1,585,315.24 in claims against the City (period ending Sep 27 2025‑Oct 3 2025)
• Adopt Resolution declaring a 2009 Toyota Prius (A0060) surplus and authorizing public auction
• Adopt Ordinance amending Ordinance 3957-23 to extend service‑facility buffer zones until Dec 31 2027
• Adopt Ordinance creating Special Improvement Project “41st Street to Rucker Avenue Corridor Phase 2” (Fund 303, Program 123)
• Adopt Ordinance creating Special Improvement Project “Lift Station #24 Conveyance Improvements” (Fund 336, Program 050)

Everett City Council

The Parks and Built Environment Council Committee will meet on Oct. 8, 2025 to discuss several updates. Items include vacant storefront and façade maintenance issues tied to downtown revitalization, a staff update on the Park and Park Amenities Naming Policy, and an update on South Everett grocery access initiatives. The committee will also consider topics for the next meeting agenda. No decisions are noted in the agenda.

• Vacant storefronts, façade maintenance, downtown revitalization, and vacant big‑box stores
• Park and Park Amenities Naming Policy and Procedures update (staff report)
• South Everett grocery access initiatives update (staff report)
• Discussion of next meeting agenda topics

Everett City Council

The City Council will consider an ordinance regarding indigent defense standards and discuss establishing prohibited areas for drug trafficking. The body is also reviewing several special improvement projects for pedestrian safety and infrastructure.

• Final vote on an ordinance relating to indigent defense standards (CB 2508-49)
• Contract with Osborn Consulting Inc. for fish passage assessments for $100,000
• Sole source purchase from Braun Northwest Inc. for ambulance services at approximately $400,000 annually
• Authorization of claims totaling $4,832,328.83 and payroll claims of $5,757,772.19
• Proposed extension of service facility buffer zones until December 31, 2027

Everett Planning Commission

The Everett Planning Commission will convene to review old business regarding critical areas regulations. The meeting includes a roll call, approval of minutes, and a public comment period. No new ordinances or contracts are scheduled for a vote.

• Approval of minutes
• Critical areas regulations briefing
• Commission reports and comments
• Open public comment

The commission approved the minutes from the August 19 and September 16 meetings. They reviewed proposed amendments to chapters 19.04 and 19.37 of the Unified Development Code but took no action. The commission noted a change to the minutes template to include video recordings on the city’s YouTube channel. No vote tallies were recorded for the approval.

• Approved August 19 and September 16 minutes (no vote tally provided)

Everett City Council

The Everett City Council will consider a series of consent items, including a resolution to authorize $2,898,770.50 in claims for the period September 13‑19, 2025, and a call for bids on the Edgewater Park renovation. Council members will also vote on several professional services agreements and amendment contracts, such as a $1,311,609 amendment with Jacobs Engineering and a $131,766 engineering services contract for an Everett Transit bus‑charger installation. Proposed action items include a second reading of an indigent defense ordinance and first readings of special improvement projects for Lift Station #24, Walter E. Hall Park path, and RRFB pedestrian safety. A public hearing on the 2026 budget revenue forecast will conclude the agenda.

• Adopt Resolution authorizing $2,898,770.50 in claims for Sep 13‑19, 2025
• Authorize call for bids for the Edgewater Park Renovation Project
• Approve Amendment No. 3 with Jacobs Engineering Group for $1,311,609
• Create a Special Improvement Project for “Lift Station #24 Conveyance Improvements”
• Approve Engineering Services PSA for Everett Transit bus‑charger installation ($131,766)

Everett City Council

The committee will receive a briefing on the Community Alternative Response Everett (CARE) Team and an update on the Police UAV Program. Members will also propose items for future agendas.

• Community Alternative Response Everett (CARE) Team briefing
• Police UAV Program update

The Community Health & Safety Council Committee heard a briefing on the Community Alternative Response Everett (CARE) team and an update on the police UAV program. The committee discussed proposed agenda items for the next meeting and listed several pending topics for future agendas, including fire department standards, CPTED tools, and fentanyl exposure penalties. No votes, approvals, or other formal actions were recorded during this meeting.

Everett Civil Service Commission

The Everett Civil Service Commission will consider several approvals, including the minutes from the August 27, 2025 meeting and a personnel action report from August 2025. It will also approve chief examiner approvals of calls for applicants and certifications of eligible registers for September 2025. In new business, the commission will vote on the revised classification specification for the Fire Division Chief.

• Approve minutes from the August 27, 2025 meeting
• Approve personnel action report (August 2025)
• Approve chief examiner approvals of calls for applicants (September 2025)
• Approve chief examiner certifications of eligible registers (September 2025)
• Approve revised classification specification for Fire Division Chief

The Everett Civil Service Commission approved the meeting minutes from August 27, 2025, and the Personnel Action Report for August 2025. It also approved the Chief Examiner approvals of calls for applicants and certifications of eligible registers for September 2025. In new business, the commission unanimously approved the revised classification specification for the Fire Division Chief.

• Approved August 27, 2025 meeting minutes (unanimous)
• Approved Personnel Action Report for August 2025 (unanimous)
• Approved Chief Examiner approvals of calls for applicants for September 2025 (unanimous)
• Approved Chief Examiner certifications of eligible registers for September 2025 (unanimous)
• Approved revised classification specification for Fire Division Chief (unanimous)

Everett City Council

The City Council will review the 2026-2030 Everett Housing Strategy and consider an ordinance for the North Broadway Pedestrian Bridge project. The body is also deciding on several lease agreements and city claims.

• Ordinance to create North Broadway Pedestrian Bridge Special Improvement Project
• Approximately $541,000 contract with Carahsoft Technology Corp over five years
• Lease agreement with Everett Silvertips at 2000 Hewitt
• Proposed alley vacation hearing for block bounded by Rockefeller Ave, Oakes Ave, Pacific Ave, and 32nd St
• Claims authorization of $4,700,194.88 and payroll claims of $5,800,547.36

Everett Historical Commission

The Everett Historical Commission will approve the July meeting summary and conduct two design reviews: a pergola structure at 1528 Grand Ave and a conceptual 2‑unit accessory dwelling unit at 2313 Everett Ave. The meeting will also include routine items such as attendance, agenda acceptance, citizen comments, and setting the date and topics for the next meeting.

• Approval of July meeting summary (Action Item)
• Design Review of Pergola Structure at 1528 Grand Ave (Action Item)
• Conceptual Design Review of 2‑Unit DADU at 2313 Everett Ave
• Next meeting date and subjects
• Citizen comments for items not on agenda

The Everett Historical Commission unanimously accepted the amended agenda. It also unanimously approved the July 2, 2025 meeting summary. The commission approved the design of a detached pergola at 1528 Grand Ave and the design of a detached ADU at 2321 Rucker Ave. The 2‑unit ADU design at 2313 Everett Ave was not decided and will be revisited at a future meeting.

• Accepted agenda as amended (unanimous)
• Approved July 2, 2025 meeting summary (unanimous)
• Approved pergola design at 1528 Grand Ave (unanimous)
• Approved ADU design at 2321 Rucker Ave (unanimous)

Everett Transportation Advisory Committee (TAC)

The Everett Transportation Advisory Committee will receive an informational briefing on the Swift Gold Line service. A second briefing will cover local service integration with the Swift Gold Line. A third briefing and discussion will address Vision Zero Everett. No formal decisions are listed on the agenda.

• Swift Gold Line – informational briefing (Community Transit)
• Local Service Integration with Swift Gold Line – informational briefing (Transit Director Michael Schmieder)
• Vision Zero Everett – informational briefing and discussion (Public Works)

The committee approved the July meeting minutes. An amendment was adopted to change Sonja Bodge’s status from Guest to Member. No other actions were formally decided at this meeting.

• Approved July meeting minutes with amendment moving Sonja Bodge from Guests to Members

Everett City Council

The Budget Council Committee is reviewing the July financial report and general government budget forecasts. The meeting includes a preview of budget balancing measures to address projected deficits through 2032.

• July Financial Report showing YTD actual revenues of $94,375,420
• B&O Tax YTD actual receipts of $16,420,168
• Sales Tax YTD actual receipts of $22,219,399
• Proposed expenditure reductions including $213,346 from department M&O growth
• Proposed revenue transfers including $2,296,117 and $2,556,139 from Local COVID Relief Program funds

Everett City Council

The council will adopt the appropriations of the 2025 Revised City of Everett Budget, amending Ordinance No. 4099-25. It will also consider grant authorizations, including a $120,000 municipal stormwater capacity grant, a $300,000 Defense Community Infrastructure Program grant, and a Washington State Department of Transportation commute‑trip reduction grant. Additional actions include adopting ordinances for the North Broadway Pedestrian Bridge and Riverpoint Outfalls Replacement special improvement projects and a resolution rebuking Kroger’s closure of the SW Everett Fred Meyer store.

• Adopt resolution authorizing $5,226,521.40 in claims against the city for the period ending Sep 5 2025.
• Authorize the mayor to apply for and sign a $120,000 municipal stormwater capacity grant.
• Adopt ordinance creating the “North Broadway Pedestrian Bridge” Special Improvement Project (Fund 303, Program 133).
• Adopt ordinance creating the “Riverpoint Outfalls Replacement” Special Improvement Project (Fund 336, Program 049).
• Adopt ordinance approving appropriations of the 2025 Revised City of Everett Budget (amending Ordinance No. 4099‑25).

Everett Planning Commission

The Everett Planning Commission will hold a public hearing and make a recommendation on item E2044 Housekeeping. The commission will also discuss new Critical Area Regulations. Both items are scheduled for the September 16, 2025 meeting.

• E2044 Housekeeping – public hearing and recommendation (old business)
• Critical Area Regulations – discussion as new business

The commission approved moving the agenda out of order. It opened and then closed a public hearing with no public comments. An amendment to retain dumpster restrictions in the code was adopted. Resolution 25‑02 was approved with three amendments.

• Agenda taken out of order approved
• Public hearing opened (no public present)
• Public hearing closed
• Code amendment adopted to keep dumpster restrictions
• Resolution 25‑02 approved with three amendments

Everett City Council

The Everett City Council will consider several consent items, including authorizing $11,293,701.77 in claims and $5,676,093.78 in payroll claims. It will award a $868,210 construction contract for the Forest Park Pickleball Court and accept completion of the Water Main Replacement “Y” Phase 1. The council will also move forward with the second reading of the ordinance approving the 2025 revised city budget and other special improvement projects.

• Adopt resolution authorizing $11,293,701.77 in claims against the city (period ending Aug 23‑29, 2025)
• Adopt resolution authorizing $5,676,093.78 in payroll claims (period ending Aug 23, 2025)
• Award $868,210 contract to Diverse Earthworks, Inc. for Forest Park Pickleball Court installation
• Second‑reading ordinance (CB 2508‑47) approving appropriations of the 2025 revised city budget
• Second‑reading ordinance (CB 2508‑46) creating the Riverpoint Outfalls Replacement special improvement project

Everett City Council

The Parks and Built Environment Council Committee will discuss an update to the Manufactured Home Overlay Zone Ordinance and receive a briefing on park safety. The meeting will not include public comment.

• Manufactured Home Overlay Zone Ordinance update and discussion
• Park Safety Briefing
• Downtown Storefronts Listening Session (future agenda)
• Everett Mall Way Pedestrian Safety (future agenda)
• Bond Street Project Briefing (future agenda)

Cultural Arts Commission

The Cultural Arts Commission will meet to review its 2025/2026 workplan and 2026 goals. The body will also discuss succession planning and the 2026 Cultural Arts Grant.

• 2025/2026 Workplan Review
• Cultural Arts Grant 2026
• Broadway Bike Racks Refin
• Succession Planning and Terms

Everett City Council

The Everett City Council will consider approving a 2025 budget amendment and final readings for two special improvement projects. The meeting also includes consent items for city claims, a grant application, and agreements with Sound Transit and Snohomish County.

• Approve 2025 Revised City Budget and Amendment No. 3
• Create 'Riverpoint Outfalls Replacement' special improvement project
• Create 'Municipal Court Access Control Installation Project'
• Authorize $101,000 for Sex Offender Address and Residency Verification Program
• Authorize $53,150 for Emergency Management Performance Grant application

Everett City Council

The Everett City Council’s Community Health & Safety Committee meets to hear a staff update on the city’s homelessness response. The session includes a review of services, shelter capacity, and safety metrics, with no public comment allowed. Future agenda items and pending topics are also listed.

• Homelessness Response Update from Staff
• Legislative Impacts Briefing (pending)
• Mayor’s Youth Violence Directive (pending)
• Transportation Safety: Streets and Police (pending)
• Crime Statistics Update (pending)

Everett Parks Board

The Everett Parks Board and Tree Committee will meet virtually to discuss annual reports, capital project updates, and new business including park renovations and volunteer programs. The meeting includes routine procedural items and informational presentations.

• Annual Tree Report (30 min)
• Capital Project Review including Clark Park Dog Park fencing and Loganberry Trails improvements
• Annual Grant Update (15 min)
• Capital Improvement List review with completed projects like Kiwanis Park and Wiggums Hollow Playground Renovation

Everett Civil Service Commission

The Commission will meet to approve personnel action reports and examiner certifications. The body will review calls for applicants and eligible registers for August 2025.

• Approval of July 2025 Personnel Action Report
• Approval of August 2025 Chief Examiner calls for applicants
• Approval of August 2025 Chief Examiner certifications of eligible registers

The Everett Civil Service Commission approved the July 23, 2025 meeting minutes. It also approved the Personnel Action Report for July 2025. The Commission approved the Chief Examiner's approvals of calls for applicants for August 2025. Finally, it approved the Chief Examiner's certifications of eligible registers for August 2025. All motions passed unanimously.

• Approved July 23, 2025 meeting minutes (unanimous)
• Approved July 2025 Personnel Action Report (unanimous)
• Approved August 2025 Chief Examiner approvals of calls for applicants (unanimous)
• Approved August 2025 Chief Examiner certifications of eligible registers (unanimous)

Everett City Council

The Everett City Council will decide on $7.6M in claims against the city, approve contracts including a $2M sodium hypochlorite supply deal, and vote on final readings for three park improvement ordinances. They will also discuss the 2025-2030 Everett Transit Development Plan and consider a speed limit change on 16th St and Holly Dr.

• Adopt $1.9M claims resolution for Aug 9–15 period
• Adopt $5.7M payroll claims resolution
• Award 2-year sodium hypochlorite contract to HASA Inc for $2M+
• Final readings for Forest Park pickleball courts, Lion’s Park lighting, and Walter E. Hall Community Amenities project closure
• Revise speed limits on 16th St and Holly Dr between 100th St SW and Evergreen Way

Everett Transportation Advisory Committee (TAC)

The Transportation Advisory Committee will receive briefings on road safety and transit planning. The body is requested to provide concurrence on speed limit policy implementation for two specific locations.

• Speed limit policy implementation for 16th St and Holly Dr
• Vision Zero Everett update briefing
• Transit Development Plan 2025-2030 and 2024 Annual Report

The Transportation Advisory Committee reviewed engineering reports, Vision Zero updates, the long‑range transit plan, and the outdoor event center project, and reported that all 11 photo‑enforcement cameras are now operational. No votes, approvals, or other formal actions were recorded; the meeting consisted of informational briefings and discussion.

Everett City Council

The Budget Council Committee is discussing the city's general government budget performance through June 2025. The meeting covers financial forecasting regarding the budget deficit and a review of the Contingency Reserve.

• Year-to-date general government budget performance as of June 2025
• Financial forecasting and its impact on the budget deficit
• Review of the Contingency Reserve (Rainy Day Fund) with an estimated 2025 ending balance of $3,873,676
• B&O Tax YTD actual receipts of $10,066,349
• Sales Tax YTD actual receipts of $18,965,283

Everett City Council

The City Council will vote on an ordinance creating a civil infraction for illegal graffiti. The body is also reviewing several special improvement projects for parks and the municipal court, and authorizing over $7.8 million in claims.

• Authorization of claims against the city totaling $7,818,281.65
• Final reading of an ordinance creating a civil infraction for graffiti taggers
• Proposed projects for Forest Park pickleball courts and Lion's Park lighting
• Proposed Municipal Court Access Control Installation Project
• WSDOT Green Transportation Grant Agreement for bus charging at Everett Station

Everett Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will meet to elect a Vice-Chair and address new business. The body is scheduled to discuss the Manufactured Home Community Zone and housekeeping amendments to Everett 2044.

• Election of Vice-Chair
• Manufactured Home Community Zone discussion
• Everett 2044 housekeeping amendments

The commission approved the May 6, 20, and June 3 meeting minutes. Commissioners elected Nathan Shelby as vice-chair, with the motion passing unanimously. No other substantive actions were taken.

• Approved May 6, 20, and June 3 minutes (unanimous)
• Elected Commissioner Nathan Shelby as vice-chair (unanimous)

Everett City Council

The Everett City Council will vote on routine claims totaling $11.6M and authorize the mayor to sign several contracts, including a $360,000 skate park project at Lion’s Park. The meeting also includes first and second readings of ordinances for pickleball courts, park lighting, and graffiti enforcement.

• Approve $5,897,831.32 in claims payable and $5,678,852.50 in payroll claims
• Authorize $360,000 Lion’s Park Skate Dot project (3rd reading)
• Adopt graffiti tagger civil infraction ordinance (2nd reading)
• Approve Forest Park pickleball court installation project
• Authorize emergency repairs for Fire Engine J0142

Everett City Council

The Parks and Built Environment Council Committee receives a public briefing on the draft 2026-2030 Everett Housing Strategy, which outlines a five-year plan to add 38,600 housing units and 2,400 beds by 2044. Staff presents data on affordability pressures and outlines next steps, including a council review in September aimed at finalizing the strategy by the end of 2025.

• 2026-2030 Everett Housing Strategy briefing
• 38,600-unit housing target by 2044
• September council review scheduled
• Finalization goal: Q4 2025
• Rethink Housing Action Plan close-out: 14 of 18 actions completed

Everett City Council

The City Council will discuss creating a civil infraction for graffiti taggers and a $360,000 project for the Lion's Park Skate Dot. The body is also reviewing several claims payments and professional service agreements.

• Proposed ordinance creating a civil infraction for illegal graffiti (CB 2507-41)
• Proposed $360,000 Special Improvement Project for 'Lion's Park Skate Dot' (CB 2507-40)
• Payment of claims totaling $3,339,969.92 and $1,616,303.33, plus payroll claims of $6,522,171.81
• $399,610 amendment for Lexington-Broadway Stormwater Improvements Phase 1 with HDR Engineering, Inc.
• Sale of surplus vehicles including two 2019 Proterra electric buses and one 2003 American LaFrance fire truck

Everett Civil Service Commission

The Civil Service Commission will meet to approve personnel action reports and examiner certifications. The body is deciding on revised classification specifications for several city positions.

• Revised classification specification for Fire Division Chief
• Revised classification specification for Treatment Plant Operator-In-Training
• Revised classification specification for Water Pollution Control Operator I
• Revised classification specification for Water Pollution Control Operator II
• Revised classification specification for Water Pollution Control Operator III

The Everett Civil Service Commission approved the June 25, 2025 meeting minutes and several personnel actions. It also approved the chief examiner approvals for July applicant calls and eligible register certifications. In new business, the commission unanimously approved revised classification specifications for the Fire Division Chief, a Treatment Plant Operator‑In‑Training, and Water Pollution Control Operators I‑III.

• Approved June 25, 2025 meeting minutes (unanimous)
• Approved Personnel Action Report for June 2025 (unanimous)
• Approved Chief Examiner approvals of calls for applicants for July 2025 (unanimous)
• Approved Chief Examiner certifications of eligible registers for July 2025 (unanimous)
• Approved revised classification specification for Fire Division Chief (unanimous)
• Approved revised classification specification for Treatment Plant Operator‑In‑Training (unanimous)
• Approved revised classification specifications for Water Pollution Control Operators I‑III (unanimous)

Everett City Council

The City Council will vote on the re-appointment of the Hearing Examiner and the first reading of an ordinance for a new park project. The body will also review reports on South Everett economic development and the city's permit process.

• Proposed $360,000 for the Lion’s Park Skate Dot special improvement project
• Authorization of $5,332,463.40 in claims against the city for July 5–11, 2025
• Amendment of $399,610 for the Lexington-Broadway Stormwater Improvements Phase 1
• Annual authorization of approximately $400,000 for traffic signal and illumination equipment
• Re-appointment of Sharon Rice as Land Use and Code Enforcement Hearing Examiner

Everett Historical Commission

The Historical Commission will meet to conduct a design review for an addition to the 1908 Baker Avenue property. The body will also review its work program and future efforts.

• Design review for 1908 Baker Avenue Addition
• Review of Work Program and Future Efforts

The Everett Historical Commission unanimously approved the meeting agenda and the May 27, 2025 meeting summary. Commissioners also voted unanimously to approve the proposed one‑story addition to the residence at 1908 Baker Avenue in the Riverside Historic District. The next commission meeting was scheduled for September 22, 2025.

• Approved agenda (unanimous)
• Approved May 27, 2025 meeting summary (unanimous)
• Approved proposed one‑story addition at 1908 Baker Avenue (unanimous)
• Scheduled next meeting for September 22, 2025

Animal Shelter Advisory Board

The board is reviewing animal shelter performance measures and discussing the implementation of a new behavior program pilot. Members are also deciding on leadership roles and reviewing board rules of procedure.

• Election of Chair and Vice Chair
• $53,000 ASPCA grant for a behavior program pilot
• $25,000 Best Friends grant for waived-fee adoption events
• $20,000 PetCo Love grant
• $10,000 Seattle Purebred Dog Rescue grant for spay/neuter vouchers

Everett Transportation Advisory Committee (TAC)

The Transportation Advisory Committee will receive informational briefings and hold discussions on several city planning initiatives. The meeting includes reports from engineering, traffic, police, and transit departments.

• Vision Zero Everett update briefing
• Connecting Everett in 2045 Long Range Plan briefing
• Outdoor Event Center briefing

The Everett Transportation Advisory Committee met on June 18, 2025 and provided updates on Vision Zero safety initiatives, pavement condition findings, and proposed transit service changes. The session was informational and included discussion of engineering projects and community outreach plans. No formal approvals, denials, or votes were recorded during the meeting.

Everett City Council

The City Council will consider a final reading to amend the International Property Maintenance Code. The body is also reviewing several consent items including city claims, payroll, and various service agreements.

• Final reading of amendment to Ordinance 3196-10 (International Property Maintenance Code)
• Claims against the city totaling $12,053,726.69
• Payroll claims totaling $5,905,886.56
• $8,733,920 agreement with WA Dept of Ecology for water quality
• $170,000 agreement with Kimley-Horn and Associates, Inc. for right of way support

Everett City Council

The Budget Council Committee is meeting to review the 2024 General Government year in review, focusing on revenues and expenditures. The session also includes a review of special revenue and reserve funds.

• 2024 General Government Year in Review for revenues and expenditures
• Review of Capital Improvement Programs (CIP) with balances including $15,352,973 for CIP 1
• Motor Vehicle and Equipment Replacement Reserve planned purchases for Fire ($7,747,152) and Police ($6,789,360)
• Review of Special Revenue Funds for Animals, Library, and Parks
• Review of LEOFF 1 Police and Fire Pension Fund reserves

Everett City Council

The City Council will consider a final reading of an ordinance regarding ambulance and emergency first aid services. Other business includes a second reading of an amendment to the International Property Maintenance Code and several infrastructure bids.

• Payment of $3,440,930.62 in claims against the city for June 21-27, 2025
• Call for bids for 36th Street CSO Storage Improvements (Phase 1 and Phase 2)
• Final reading of CB 2506-38 regarding ambulance and emergency first aid services
• Second reading of CB 2506-39 to amend the International Property Maintenance Code
• Lease agreement amendments for Senator Maria Cantwell and Congressman Rick Larsen

Everett City Council

The Community Health & Safety Council Committee is receiving briefings on 2024 and 2025 state legislative impacts. The body is discussing how new state laws regarding hate crimes, animal cruelty, and digital likenesses may require future local code updates.

• Discussion of ESHB 1149 regarding animal cruelty and future adoption of a misdemeanor
• Review of SHB 1205 regarding forged digital likenesses and future updates to EMC 10.14
• Briefing on ESHB 1596 regarding Intelligent Speed Assistance (ISAs) devices for habitual offenders
• Review of SHB 1498 adding a $100 fee on marriage licenses to fund DV co-responders
• Update on youth violence prevention

Everett City Council

The City Council will review proposed ordinances regarding ambulance and emergency first aid services and amendments to the International Property Maintenance Code. The body is also considering several consent items including city claims, payroll, and equipment procurement.

• Authorization of claims against the city totaling $3,932,531.63
• Authorization of payroll claims totaling $5,675,624.35
• Increase of annual spend for HVAC services and repairs to an estimated $550,000
• Sale of a surplus 2003 American LaFrance Eagle Fire Engine at public auction
• Proposed ordinance relating to ambulance and emergency first aid services (CB 2506-38)

Everett Civil Service Commission

The commission will meet to approve the May 2025 personnel action report and June 2025 calls for applicants. The body will also review certifications of eligible registers and a specific register for Fire Captain.

• Approval of May 2025 Personnel Action Report
• Approval of June 2025 calls for applicants
• Approval of June 2025 certifications of eligible registers
• Approval of eligible registers for Fire Captain

The Everett Civil Service Commission approved the minutes from the May 28, 2025 meeting. It also approved the May 2025 Personnel Action Report, the June 2025 Chief Examiner approvals of calls for applicants, and the June 2025 Chief Examiner certifications of eligible registers. Additionally, the commission approved the eligible register for Fire Captain. All motions passed unanimously.

• Approved May 28, 2025 meeting minutes (unanimous)
• Approved Personnel Action Report for May 2025 (unanimous)
• Approved Chief Examiner approvals of calls for applicants for June 2025 (unanimous)
• Approved Chief Examiner certifications of eligible registers for June 2025 (unanimous)
• Approved eligible register for Fire Captain (unanimous)

Everett City Council

The Everett City Council will vote on establishing prohibited areas for drug trafficking and the first reading of an ordinance regarding ambulance and emergency first aid services. The body is also reviewing several park improvements and infrastructure contracts.

• Resolution establishing prohibited areas related to drug trafficking
• Construction contract for 2025 Federal Overlay – Broadway Project to Central Paving, LLC for $1,336,574.30
• Claims against the City of Everett totaling $3,874,359.85
• $80,000 in REET II funding for a skate feature at Lion’s Park
• First reading of an ordinance relating to ambulance and emergency first aid services

Everett Transportation Advisory Committee (TAC)

The Transportation Advisory Committee will receive informational briefings and hold discussions on the Vision Zero Everett program and transit service changes. The meeting also includes reports from engineering, traffic engineering, police, and transit departments.

• Vision Zero Everett update briefing
• Transit service changes briefing

The Transportation Advisory Committee reviewed updates on pavement projects, pedestrian improvements, Vision Zero initiatives, transit service changes, and other items. No motions were adopted, denied, or tabled during the meeting. The meeting was adjourned at 9:44 a.m.

Everett City Council

The City Council is holding final readings for the Everett 2044 Periodic Update Comprehensive Plan and associated development regulations. The body is also reviewing claims payments and the sale of surplus street sweepers.

• Adoption of Everett 2044 Periodic Update Comprehensive Plan and Development Regulations
• Authorization of claims against the city totaling $8,479,392.18
• Authorization of payroll claims totaling $1,707,742.48
• Sale of three surplus street sweepers (2013 Freightliner, 2016 Peterbilt, 2017 Peterbilt)
• Interlocal Cooperation Agreement for a levy project on the North Bank of the Snohomish River under Hwy 529

Everett City Council

The Parks and Built Environment Council Committee is meeting to discuss downtown businesses and storefronts with a guest from the Downtown Everett Association. The committee will also determine topics for the next meeting.

• Discussion on Downtown Businesses and Storefronts

Everett City Council

The City Council is considering several ordinances to fund, plan, and acquire land for the Everett Outdoor Event Center. The body will also hold a public hearing on the Everett 2044 Periodic Update Comprehensive Plan and associated development regulations.

• Everett Outdoor Event Center: $4,800,000 for planning, development, and property acquisition
• Design-build contract for Outdoor Event Center awarded to Bayley Construction LP for $2,901,602 plus sales tax
• Lowell Riverfront Trail Improvements project in the amount of $1,649,860
• W. Mukilteo Boulevard Federal Overlay construction contract awarded to Granite Construction Company for $1,211,580
• Authorization of claims against the City of Everett totaling $3,721,785.98

Cultural Arts Commission

The Commission discussed the progress of several public art installations and the use of ARPA funds to hire a facilitator for a state Creative District designation. Members also received updates on upcoming arts events and subcommittee goals for outreach and placemaking.

• LTAC grants: $25,000 for Sorticulture and $12,500 for Wintertide
• Crosswalk art projects in front of Schack, Village Theatre, Imagine Children’s Museum, Everett Pride, and Funko
• Casino Road Utility Box Project: art for 8 of 10 boxes currently in proof
• Historical and cultural signage for Clark Park, “The Green Book” homes, and two downtown women-owned businesses
• Proposed 'Fishermans Village' art event for high school groups

Cultural Arts Commission

The Cultural Arts Commission will review applications for Cultural Arts Grants. The body will also discuss the 2025/2026 workplan, including subcommittees and 2026 goals.

• Overview of Cultural Arts Grant applications
• Discussion regarding the 2025 Cultural Arts grants subcommittee
• Review of the 2025/2026 workplan and 2026 goals
• Calendar review

Everett City Council

The Community Health & Safety Committee received staff briefings on the SODA ordinance renewal and the status of automated traffic safety cameras. The meeting focused on data review rather than final legislative decisions.

• SODA Ordinance Renewal briefing including overdose and drug arrest data
• Automated traffic safety camera update for red light and school speed zones
• Report of 2024 traffic camera revenues totaling $817,271.83
• Report of 2024 traffic camera expenses totaling $564,568.48
• Review of school speed zone citations at Horizon Elementary

Everett City Council

The City Council is reviewing ordinances for the planning, budgeting, and land acquisition of the Everett Outdoor Event Center. The meeting also includes the first reading of the Everett 2044 Comprehensive Plan and various infrastructure contracts.

• Proposed $4,800,000 for Everett Outdoor Event Center planning and development
• Proposed $1,649,860 for Lowell Riverfront Trail Improvements
• Contract for security cameras and installation from CDW-Government LLC for $322,521.16
• Purchase of 10131 1st Pl. W. for surface water purposes
• First reading of the Everett 2044 Comprehensive Plan

Everett Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will conduct a public hearing regarding Everett 2044. The body is expected to make a recommendation on the Everett 2044 plan.

• Public hearing for Everett 2044
• Planning Commission recommendation for Everett 2044

The Everett Planning Commission adopted a recommendation that the inclusionary zoning regulations (19.09.070) be removed and that the City pursue a sub‑area planning effort. It also approved a recommendation for the City Council to adopt the Everett 2044 Comprehensive Plan and Development Regulations. Both actions passed unanimously. The public hearing was closed by a unanimous motion.

• Closed public hearing (motion by Nathan Shelby, seconded by Todd Welch) – unanimous
• Amended motion to sunset inclusionary zoning in three years (motion by Kevin Ballard, seconded by Todd Welch) – unanimous
• Recommended removal of inclusionary zoning regulations (19.09.070) and sub‑area planning effort – unanimous
• Recommended City Council adopt the Everett 2044 Comprehensive Plan and Development Regulations – unanimous

Everett Civil Service Commission

The Commission will review personnel action reports and examiner certifications from April and May 2025. The body will consider a reestablished classification specification for Public Works Dispatcher and receive notifications regarding acting appointment extensions.

• Approval of April 2025 Personnel Action Report
• Approval of May 2025 Chief Examiner calls for applicants and eligible registers
• Reestablished classification specification for Public Works Dispatcher
• Acting appointment extension for Acting Lieutenant Doug Johnson
• Acting appointment extensions for Acting Sergeant Travis Katzer and Acting Captain Brett Yeadon

The Civil Service Commission approved the April 23, 2025 meeting minutes and the April 2025 Personnel Action Report. It also approved the Chief Examiner’s May 2025 approvals of calls for applicants and certifications of eligible registers. The commission re‑established the classification specification for the Public Works Dispatcher. Additionally, it extended acting appointments for Lieutenant Doug Jackson, Sergeant Travis Katzar, and Captain Brett Yeadon, all unanimously.

• Approved April 23, 2025 meeting minutes (unanimous)
• Approved April 2025 Personnel Action Report (unanimous)
• Approved Chief Examiner approvals of calls for applicants for May 2025 (unanimous)
• Approved Chief Examiner certifications of eligible registers for May 2025 (unanimous)
• Approved re‑established classification specification for Public Works Dispatcher (unanimous)
• Approved memorandum extension on acting appointment for Acting Lieutenant Doug Jackson (unanimous)
• Approved memorandum extension on acting appointment for Acting Sergeant Travis Katzar (unanimous)
• Approved memorandum extension on acting appointment for Acting Captain Brett Yeadon (unanimous)

Everett City Council

The City Council is discussing the planning, funding, and land acquisition for a new Outdoor Event Center. The body is also reviewing several infrastructure projects and a new minimum wage rule. Other items include approving city claims and a commute trip reduction plan.

• Proposed $4,800,000 for Everett Outdoor Event Center planning and property acquisition
• Proposed authorization of eminent domain for the Everett Outdoor Events Center Project
• Authorization of $8,016,293.29 in claims against the city for May 10-16, 2025
• Proposed $1,649,860 for Lowell Riverfront Trail Improvements
• Final reading for $127,000 Police Firing Range Renovations Project

Everett Historical Commission

The Everett Historical Commission will hold an in-person meeting to approve the February meeting summary and review the design of a detached accessory dwelling unit at 2222 Virginia Avenue. No substantive decisions are scheduled beyond these routine items.

• Approval of February meeting summary
• 2222 Virginia DADU Design Review

The commission accepted the revised agenda. The March 25 meeting summary was approved unanimously. Plans for an accessory dwelling unit at 2811 Victor Place were accepted as submitted with a unanimous vote. The commission agreed to forward a draft letter supporting the Everett 2044 Comprehensive Plan to the mayor and council.

• Accepted revised agenda (vote not recorded)
• Approved March 25 meeting summary unanimously
• Approved accessory dwelling unit plans at 2811 Victor Place unanimously
• Agreed to forward draft letter supporting Everett 2044 Comprehensive Plan to mayor and council (vote not recorded)

Everett City Council

The Everett City Council’s Budget & Finance Committee meets to review the March 2025 financial report, discuss budget priorities for public safety, housing, and infrastructure, and examine a 10-year history of general-government staffing levels. No public comment is taken at this committee meeting.

• Year-to-date revenues $104.34M vs. $100.92M budget (4.34% over budget)
• B&O tax receipts $5.05M above estimate (11.5% variance)
• Sales tax receipts $49K above estimate (0.5% variance)
• General Government FTEs fell from 6.80 to 6.27 per 1,000 residents since 2015 despite 9.6% population growth

Everett City Council

The City Council will discuss the Everett 2044 briefing and vote on several infrastructure projects. Key items include funding for police range renovations and the Edgewater Creek Bridge replacement.

• Police Firing Range Renovations Project: $127,000 (2nd reading)
• Edgewater Creek Bridge Replacement project (3rd reading)
• Payroll claims authorization: $5,592,932.25
• City claims authorization: $1,180,091.28
• Ordinance regarding apprentice use on public works construction projects

Everett Planning Commission

The Planning Commission is meeting to address old business regarding the Everett 2044 development regulations. The meeting also includes standard procedural items such as roll call and public comment.

• Everett 2044: Development Regulations

The commission heard a staff presentation on the Everett 2044 development regulations update and public comments on accessory dwelling units and middle‑housing design standards. Commissioners asked questions about housing orientation, yard requirements, and street‑facing rules, but no actions were approved, denied, or tabled.

Emergency Management Executive Committee

The committee will meet to review and approve the final membership list for the Emergency Management Committee. The meeting also includes a review of minutes from April 7, 2025, and general updates.

• Approval of Emergency Management Committee membership list

The committee accepted the April 7, 2025 meeting minutes after a motion passed with five votes in favor and one abstention. A motion to approve the finalized committee membership list also passed unanimously. No other substantive actions were taken.

• Accepted April 7 minutes (5 approve, 1 abstain)
• Approved committee membership list (6-0 unanimous)

Everett Transportation Advisory Committee (TAC)

The Transportation Advisory Committee will receive informational briefings on two major items: an update on the Vision Zero Everett program aimed at eliminating traffic fatalities, and the Transportation Element of the Comprehensive Plan. The meeting also includes routine engineering, traffic, police, and transit reports, as well as public comments and approval of prior minutes. No decisions or votes are scheduled.

• Vision Zero Everett update briefing by Alyssa Gaston of Kimley-Horn
• Transportation Element of the Comprehensive Plan briefing by Michael Brick of Public Works
• Approval of previous meeting minutes
• Public comments period

The committee approved a $1.3 million pavement maintenance contract for East Casino Road and awarded the contract for the Fulton Street active‑transportation project, which includes bike lanes and new sidewalks. It also decided not to move forward with any of the proposed September transit service changes. All other items remain in study or planning stages.

• Awarded $1.3 M pavement maintenance contract for East Casino Rd (no vote recorded)
• Awarded contract for Active Transportation Fulton St bike lanes and sidewalks (start pending contractor availability)
• Decided not to adopt any September transit service change options
• No formal approvals for other projects; they remain in design, study, or planning phases

Everett City Council

The Parks and Built Environment Council Committee received staff briefings on the Vision Zero safety plan and a year-in-review presentation on economic development. The meeting focused on traffic safety data and key growth areas for 2025.

• Vision Zero planning grant of $788,000 with a $197,000 local match
• Identification of 12 high-risk roadway segments, including Evergreen Way and Everett Mall Way
• Kaiser-Permanente $292 million expansion
• SNBL/SBI $40 million incubator space
• Smith Island $18 million federal railroad crossing grant

Everett City Council

The City Council will vote on funding and a construction contract for the Later Phase Eclipse Mill Park project. Members are also discussing ordinances for the Edgewater Creek Bridge Replacement and police firing range renovations.

• Award construction contract for Later Phase Eclipse Mill Park to Strider Construction Co. for $3,634,393
• Authorize $6,806,054.97 in claims against the City for the period ending May 2, 2025
• Proposed $127,000 for Police Firing Range Renovations Project
• Interlocal agreements with Snohomish County for lighting at Lions Park ($120,000) and Kiwanis Park ($19,000)
• Acceptance of a $20,000 donation from Petco Love for the Fund for the Animals

Everett City Council

The Everett City Council will vote on consent items including claims totaling nearly $10 million and a $1.3 million pavement contract, and hold second readings on ordinances creating special improvement projects for Eclipse Mill Park ($4.4M) and the WPCF FEN Meter Replacement, plus first readings for the Edgewater Creek Bridge Replacement and a new apprenticeship requirement for public works projects.

• Authorize claims against the city of $4,340,204.21 and payroll claims of $5,624,911.53
• Award $1,327,733.50 construction contract for 2025 Pavement Maintenance Overlay Project to Granite Construction Company
• 2nd reading: Ordinance creating $4,400,000 special improvement project for Eclipse Mill Park (later phase)
• 1st reading: Ordinance creating special improvement project for Edgewater Creek Bridge Replacement (repealing Ordinance 4072-25)
• 1st reading: Ordinance adding apprenticeship utilization requirements to public works construction (new section to Chapter 3.80 EMC)

Everett City Council

The Everett Community Health and Safety Council Committee will receive briefings from staff on opioid response spending plans and a fire EMS vehicle replacement update. The committee will also discuss proposed agenda items for the next meeting. No public comment will be taken, and no votes are scheduled.

• Briefing on opioid response and spending plans
• Fire EMS vehicle replacement update from staff
• Proposed future items: SODA ordinance renewal, youth violence directive, automated traffic camera program update
• Snohomish County update on transitional and cold weather shelter pending
• Crime statistics annual briefing and transportation safety discussion listed as future items

Everett Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will hold a public hearing regarding Everett 2044. The body will also discuss development regulations related to the Everett 2044 plan.

• Public hearing on Everett 2044
• Discussion of Everett 2044 development regulations

The Everett Planning Commission approved the April 15 minutes, adding a friendly amendment. No other actions, votes, or approvals were recorded; staff outlined upcoming updates to the 2044 Comprehensive Plan and an open house. Public comments addressed zoning overlays, affordable housing, and displacement concerns, but no decisions were made. The meeting was then adjourned.

• Approved April 15 meeting minutes (with amendment)

Everett City Council

The Everett City Council will vote on a consent agenda covering claims, agreements, and purchases, plus first readings of two ordinances creating special improvement projects. One ordinance would establish a $4.4 million fund for later phases of Eclipse Mill Park; the other would create a fund for water pollution control facility meter replacement. The meeting includes opportunities for public comment in person or remotely.

• Adopt resolution authorizing $5,694,492.35 in claims against the city for April 12–18, 2025
• Award $574,960.10 contract for playground equipment and installation at Lowell Park
• Approve Seattle Outboard Association regatta on Silver Lake
• Accept completion of Police Facilities Upgrades Project ($433,842.95) with Viking Construction
• First reading of ordinance creating $4,400,000 special improvements project for later phase of Eclipse Mill Park

Everett Salary Commission

The Everett Salary Commission will meet to discuss salary information and vote on adopting the final salary schedule for the 2026-2027 biennium. The agenda also includes approval of prior meeting minutes and routine administrative items.

• Adopt final salary schedule for 2026-2027

The commission unanimously approved the April 17, 2025 meeting minutes. It then adopted the final salary schedule for 2026‑2027, setting CPI‑linked increases and a market adjustment for the mayor and council, and keeping the council president’s salary 30% above council members. The vote on the schedule was 5‑0 with one commissioner absent.

• Approved April 17, 2025 minutes (unanimous)
• Adopted final salary schedule for 2026‑2027 (5‑0)

Everett City Council

The City Council will vote on a final reading of an ordinance to amend the Edgewater Park Renovation Project to accumulate design costs. Consent items include a $2.485M construction contract for the Beverly Lake Sewer Replacement Project awarded to Faber Construction, and resolutions authorizing claims totaling over $7.6M.

• Award $2,485,193.98 construction contract for Beverly Lake Sewer Replacement to Faber Construction Corporation of Lynden, WA
• Third and final reading of ordinance amending Edgewater Park Renovation Project to accumulate design costs
• Authorize claims against the city in the amount of $1,710,020.62 for period ending April 11, 2025
• Authorize payroll claims of $5,925,813.50 for pay period ending April 5, 2025
• Declare a 2013 Police Interceptor utility surplus and authorize sale at public auction

Everett Civil Service Commission

The Everett Civil Service Commission will consider approving classification specifications, including a new one for Public Works Supervisor Meter Shop and a revised one for Sewer and Drainage Inspection Supervisor. They will also approve personnel action reports and chief examiner actions from March and April 2025. Notifications of extensions for acting appointments for Lieutenant and Sergeant will be received.

• Approve new classification specification for Public Works Supervisor Meter Shop
• Approve revised classification specification for Sewer and Drainage Inspection Supervisor
• Approve Personnel Action Report for March 2025
• Approve Chief Examiner approvals of calls for applicants and certifications for April 2025
• Notifications of extensions for Acting Lieutenant and Acting Sergeant

The Everett Civil Service Commission approved the March 2025 meeting minutes, the March 2025 Personnel Action Report, and the April 2025 Chief Examiner approvals and certifications. The commission also approved memorandum extensions for Acting Lieutenant Doug Jackson and Acting Sergeant Travis Katzar. All motions were approved unanimously.

• Approved March 2025 meeting minutes (unanimous)
• Approved March 2025 Personnel Action Report (unanimous)
• Approved April 2025 Chief Examiner approvals of calls for applicants (unanimous)
• Approved April 2025 Chief Examiner certifications of eligible registers (unanimous)
• Approved memorandum extension for Acting Lieutenant Doug Jackson (unanimous)
• Approved memorandum extension for Acting Sergeant Travis Katzar (unanimous)

Animal Shelter Advisory Board

The Everett Animal Shelter Advisory Board will elect a chair and vice chair for 2025 and review and adopt updated rules of procedure. Informational briefings include CY 2024 and Q1 2025 performance measures and an update on the Wandering Rover program and Northern Tier Shelter Fellowship.

• Election of 2025 Board chair and vice chair
• Annual review and adoption of Board Rules of Procedure
• CY 2024 and Q1 2025 performance measures briefing
• Update on Wandering Rover program and Northern Tier Shelter Fellowship

Everett Salary Commission

The Salary Commission will meet to review salary information and hold a discussion regarding elected officials. The meeting includes an open public hearing.

• Discussion and questions for elected officials
• Open public hearing
• Review of salary information

The Salary Commission approved the April 10, 2025 meeting minutes with a unanimous vote. The commission also unanimously voted to close the public hearing portion of the meeting and to adjourn the meeting. All motions were moved and seconded by commissioners.

• Approved April 10, 2025 minutes (unanimous)
• Closed public hearing portion (unanimous)
• Adjourned meeting (unanimous)

Everett Transportation Advisory Committee (TAC)

The Transportation Advisory Committee will receive informational briefings on the SS4A Vision Zero Everett update and the Comprehensive Emergency Management Plan. No votes or decisions are scheduled; the meeting consists of staff reports and discussion items.

• Informational briefing on Vision Zero Everett (SS4A) by Alyssa Gaston, Kimley-Horn
• Informational briefing on Comprehensive Emergency Management Plan by Public Works staff
• Engineering, traffic engineering, police, and transit reports scheduled
• Public comment period and approval of previous meeting minutes

The committee approved the February meeting minutes, adding amendments regarding AFSCME security officers, Everett Mall Station relocation funding, and a spelling correction for June Schober. The remainder of the agenda consisted of reports, updates, and requests, but no additional actions were formally decided.

• Approved February meeting minutes with amendments

Everett City Council

The Everett Budget Council Committee meets to discuss year-to-date budget performance for February 2025, including revenue and expenditure trends, and to review results from a 2024 community budget survey. No votes or decisions are scheduled; this is an informational briefing for council members.

• General government revenues through February are $20.4M actual vs $21.6M budget (105.9% of YTD budget)
• B&O tax receipts $4.7M YTD actual, 8.3% above YTD estimate ($360,546 variance)
• Sales tax receipts $6.77M YTD actual, 0.3% above YTD estimate ($17,389 variance)
• Top sales tax sectors: retail (39.8% of total), construction (14.6%), accommodation/food (8.3%)
• Community survey asked residents to identify areas for most significant cuts (results presented but not detailed in agenda)

Everett City Council

The Council holds a briefing on the Everett 2044 plan and takes final votes on several ordinances. Key decisions include adopting the revised 2025 city budget (including $600,000 for a multipurpose stadium), amending the Edgewater Park renovation project to accumulate design costs, and addressing expired wholesale sewage disposal contracts. Consent items cover claims payments of $6.3 million and a playground purchase for Drew Nielsen Park for $341,538.

• Approve revised 2025 city budget including $600,000 for a multipurpose stadium (CB 2503-22)
• Briefing on the Everett 2044 comprehensive plan update
• Authorize $341,537.67 for playground equipment and installation at Drew Nielsen Park
• Adopt resolution authorizing claims against the city totaling $6,317,083.08
• Approve $125,000 change order for pedestrian improvements at West Marine View Dr/Alverson Blvd and 41st St/Grand Ave

Everett Planning Commission

The Everett Planning Commission will hold a public meeting to consider development regulations as part of the Everett 2044 comprehensive plan update. The item is listed as old business, indicating ongoing discussion. Other agenda items include roll call, approval of minutes, reports, and public comment.

• Old business: Everett 2044 development regulations discussion

The Everett Planning Commission approved the April 1 meeting minutes, adding a friendly amendment. Staff presented drafts of the Comprehensive Plan and Development Regulations for public comment. Residents and the Port of Everett offered comments on specific sections. No other resolutions, approvals, or denials were recorded.

• Approved April 1 meeting minutes (with amendment)

Everett Salary Commission

The Everett Salary Commission will hold a meeting to discuss salary information and hear from elected officials. The agenda is largely procedural, including call to order, roll call, and approval of minutes. No votes or specific dollar amounts are listed.

• Discussion and questions with elected officials
• Review of salary information for elected positions

The Everett Salary Commission approved the April 3, 2025 minutes without dissent. A motion to adjourn the April 10, 2025 meeting was also passed unanimously. No substantive policy or salary decisions were made.

• Approved April 3, 2025 minutes (unanimous)
• Adjourned meeting (unanimous)

Everett City Council

The Parks and Built Environment Council Committee is meeting to discuss the development process for a Vacant Storefronts Policy. The committee will also review a CPTED policy and a code example from the City of SeaTac.

• Vacant Storefronts Policy Development Process discussion
• CPTED Policy discussion and review of SeaTac code example

Everett City Council

The City Council is meeting to consider the final reading of the 2025 revised budget. The body will also decide on the purchase of first responder drones and discuss sewage disposal contracts and park renovations.

• Final reading of the 2025 Revised City of Everett Budget appropriations
• Solesource purchase of Flock Safety drones: $50,000 for a second drone and approx. $307,000 per year per drone thereafter
• Authorization of $4,681,750.88 in claims and $5,561,992.84 in payroll claims
• Acceptance of $253,900 in Project Safe Neighborhoods Formula Grant funds for police
• Proposed ordinance to accumulate design costs for the Edgewater Park Renovation Project

Emergency Management Executive Committee

The Emergency Management Executive Committee will receive overviews of the Office of Emergency Management and the committee itself, determine committee membership, and discuss public safety planning for the 2026 World Cup, including state and FIFA efforts. General updates will also be provided.

• World Cup 2026 public safety planning discussion
• State and FIFA efforts for World Cup 2026
• Determine membership of the Emergency Management Committee
• Overview of Office of Emergency Management department outline

The Emergency Management Executive Committee met to review the purpose of the committee, discuss its tasks, operating procedures, and potential members. A brief update on the 2026 World Cup planning and the future of FEMA was provided. No formal actions, approvals, or votes were recorded.

Everett Salary Commission

The Everett Salary Commission will hold a public hearing and discuss salary information for elected officials. The meeting includes approval of previous minutes and questions for officials. No specific salary proposals are detailed in the agenda.

• Open public hearing on elected official salaries
• Discussion and questions for elected officials
• Review of salary information and compensation data

The Salary Commission unanimously approved the March 13, 2025 meeting minutes. It also unanimously voted to close the public hearing portion of the meeting. The meeting was then adjourned unanimously.

• Approved March 13, 2025 minutes (unanimous)
• Closed public hearing portion (unanimous)
• Adjourned meeting (unanimous)

Everett City Council

The Community Health and Safety Council Committee will receive a presentation from staff and Flock Safety on the Drone as First Responder (DFR) system, which uses automated drones to respond faster to emergency calls. The committee will also discuss proposed agenda items for the next meeting and review a list of pending future items, including an opioid spending plan briefing and an automated traffic camera program update. This is a discussion and information session; no decisions are being made.

• Presentation from staff/Flock Safety on Drone as First Responder (DFR) program
• Proposed agenda items for next meeting
• Pending future agenda items: Opioid Spending Plan Briefing (May), Legislative Impacts Briefing (May/June)
• Pending future items: Automated Traffic Camera Program Update, Transportation Safety, Crime Statistics Annual Briefing
• Pending future item: Snohomish County update on transitional and cold weather shelter

Everett City Council

The council will take a second reading of an ordinance approving appropriations for the 2025 revised city budget, with a final vote scheduled for April 9. Other items include a first reading on expired wholesale sewage disposal contracts, final readings to close the Sewer 'O' Utility Upgrades Phase 2 project and create the Everett Point Industrial Center (EPIC) Green Bridge project, plus consent items for $5,287,176.58 in claims and a traffic safety grant.

• Adopt resolution authorizing $5,287,176.58 in claims against the city for March 15–21, 2025
• Authorize mayor to sign interagency agreement with Washington Traffic Safety Commission for 2025 FG 5539-Region 10 Walker Roller Safety Grant
• Declare a 2014 Cat CB-24B asphalt roller surplus and authorize sale at public auction
• First reading: adopt ordinance amending EMC 14.04.150 regarding expired wholesale sewage disposal contracts (final reading 4/16/25)
• Final reading: create special improvement project 'Everett Point Industrial Center (EPIC) Green Bridge' Fund 303, Program 132

Everett Parks Board

The Everett Parks Board will hold a public hearing and consider a recommendation for the Silver Lake Boat Regatta, a mini hydroplane race event scheduled for June. The board will also receive informational updates on the Arboretum, Arbor Day and Kids to Park Day planning, 2024 volunteer results, and a capital improvement list review.

• Hold public hearing and consider recommendation for Silver Lake Boat Regatta (mini hydroplane race, June 1st weekend)
• Receive Arboretum Update (20 min)
• Receive Arbor Day and Kids to Park Day Update (10 min)
• Receive 2024 Annual Volunteer Update (10 min)
• Review Capital Improvement List (10 min)

The board reviewed updates on the Silver Lake Boat Regatta public process, the 2025 Park Board plan, tree grant progress, golf fee changes, and capital improvement projects. No motions were adopted, denied, or tabled during this session. The meeting concluded with an adjournment at 6:38 p.m.

Everett Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will continue work on the Everett 2044 comprehensive plan update, focusing on the Public Facilities & Services Element and related regulations. The meeting also includes routine items such as roll call, approval of minutes, and commissioner and staff reports.

• Discussion of Everett 2044 Public Facilities & Services Element
• Discussion of Everett 2044 Regulations
• Approval of previous meeting minutes

The commission approved the March 18 meeting minutes. The draft Everett 2044 Comprehensive Plan will be presented to Council on April 4. Discussion of the regulations element of the Everett 2044 plan was deferred to the next meeting. No other substantive actions were taken.

• Approved March 18 minutes
• Deferred Everett 2044 regulations discussion to next meeting

Everett Civil Service Commission

The Everett Civil Service Commission will hold a routine meeting to approve the February 2025 Personnel Action Report, the chief examiner's calls for applicants and certifications of eligible registers for March 2025, and the minutes from the February 26, 2025 meeting. Public comment will be taken before these approvals. No major policy decisions or contentious items are on the agenda.

• Approval of February 2025 Personnel Action Report
• Approval of March 2025 Chief Examiner Approvals of Calls for Applicants
• Approval of March 2025 Chief Examiner Certifications of Eligible Registers
• Approval of February 26, 2025 meeting minutes
• Public comment period

The Everett Civil Service Commission approved the February 26, 2025 meeting minutes. It also approved the February 2025 Personnel Action Report, the March 2025 Chief Examiner approvals of calls for applicants, and the March 2025 Chief Examiner certifications of eligible registers. All motions passed unanimously.

• Approved February 26, 2025 meeting minutes (unanimous)
• Approved February 2025 Personnel Action Report (unanimous)
• Approved March 2025 Chief Examiner approvals of calls for applicants (unanimous)
• Approved March 2025 Chief Examiner certifications of eligible registers (unanimous)

Everett City Council

The Everett City Council will consider consent items authorizing $7.95 million in claims and payroll, approve a call for bids for water main replacement, and take action on several ordinances. Proposed items include closing a sewer improvement project, creating the EPIC Green Bridge special project, and a first reading of the 2025 budget amendment. Final readings include Thornton A. Sullivan Park dock repairs. The council will also receive a briefing on the Everett 2044 comprehensive plan.

• Authorize claims of $2,454,215.47 and payroll claims of $5,499,597.54
• Call for bids for Water Main Replacement 'Y', Phase 1
• Second reading to create 'Everett Point Industrial Center (EPIC) Green Bridge' special improvement project
• First reading of ordinance amending the 2025 City of Everett budget
• Reject all bids for Parks LED Lighting Retrofit Project and authorize new call for bids

Everett Historical Commission

The Historical Commission will meet to conduct a design review for a detached accessory dwelling unit (DADU) at 2222 Virginia. The body will also discuss the Comprehensive Plan.

• Design review for 2222 Virginia DADU
• Discussion regarding the Comprehensive Plan
• Approval of February meeting summary

Everett Salary Commission

The Everett Salary Commission is meeting to discuss salary information and hold a public hearing. The agenda includes call to order, roll call, approval of minutes, and adjournment.

• Open public hearing on salary matters
• Discussion of salary information

The Everett Salary Commission did not have a quorum, so the March 24, 2025 meeting and public hearing were postponed. The next meeting is scheduled for 04/03/2025. No other actions or decisions were taken.

• Meeting deferred to 04/03/2025

Everett Transportation Advisory Committee (TAC)

The Everett Transportation Advisory Committee will receive informational briefings on the SS4A Vision Zero Everett Update and the 2024 Transportation Element Draft, with discussion and member comments expected. The meeting also includes approval of previous minutes, public comments, and reports from engineering, traffic, police, and transit departments. No votes or binding decisions are scheduled.

• SS4A Vision Zero Everett Update – informational briefing and discussion (Item 1)
• 2024 Transportation Element Draft – informational briefing and discussion (Item 2)
• Engineering Report and Traffic Engineering Report
• Police Report and Transit Report
• Opportunity for public comments

The committee reviewed updates on the Speed Management Plan grant, photo‑enforcement revenue, Proterra bus fleet issues, and the Everett Mall Station relocation bid. No motions were voted on, and no approvals, denials, or tablings were recorded. The meeting concluded with discussion of upcoming safety workshops and the draft Comprehensive Plan transportation element.

Everett City Council

The Budget Council Committee will receive staff briefings on year-to-date budget performance and responses to previous council questions. Members will also discuss the city's financial policies, including fund balance and debt management.

• Year-to-date budget performance briefing
• Discussion of Financial Policies including Fund Balance, Cash Management, and Debt Management
• Review of January Financial Report showing $11,453,455 in actual general government revenues
• Discussion on General Government Ending Fund Balance
• Review of B&O Tax and Sales Tax sector performance

Everett City Council

The City Council will vote on the final reading of ordinances to issue up to $181 million in water and sewer revenue bonds and $28 million in general obligation bonds. The body will also discuss the Everett 2044 plan and budget policies. Other items include authorizing bids for HVAC and storage facility projects.

• Water and sewer revenue bonds not to exceed $181,000,000
• Limited tax general obligation bonds not to exceed $28,000,000
• Claims against the city in the amount of $4,293,292.63
• Professional services agreement with Natural Systems Design for $130,907.04
• Call for bids for Everett Station HVAC Replacement and Port Gardner Storage Facility projects

Everett Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will discuss two elements of the Everett 2044 comprehensive plan: the Healthy Community Element and the Engagement, Administration, & Implementation element. These are policy discussions, not final decisions. The meeting also includes approval of minutes and public comment.

• Discussion of Everett 2044: Healthy Community Element
• Discussion of Everett 2044: Engagement, Administration, & Implementation

The Everett Planning Commission met and discussed the Everett 2044 Comprehensive Plan update, focusing on the Healthy Community Element and the Engagement, Administration, and Implementation Element. No formal decisions were made; the meeting was for discussion and staff updates. The City Council will consider amendments to the draft on March 19.

• Approved meeting minutes (unanimous)
• Discussed Everett 2044 Healthy Community Element goals and policies
• Discussed Everett 2044 Engagement, Administration, and Implementation Element

Everett Salary Commission

The Salary Commission will meet to review the city's financial health. The body will also hold a discussion regarding salary information.

• Review of City financial health
• Salary information discussion

The Everett Salary Commission accepted Commissioner Marnie Claywell's resignation and agreed to seek a replacement. They approved the March 6, 2025 minutes unanimously and reviewed the city's financial outlook and salary data for elected officials. No salary decisions were made.

• Approved March 6, 2025 minutes (unanimous)
• Agreed to seek replacement for resigned Commissioner Marnie Claywell

Everett City Council

The Parks and Built Environment Council Committee will hold a discussion-only meeting with staff presentations on the economic development year in review and a guest presentation from LISC Puget Sound. The LISC presentation covers affordable housing strategies, anti-displacement policies, and economic development in South Everett, including the Casino Road area. No votes or formal actions are scheduled; the meeting is intended for committee discussion and planning future agenda topics.

• Economic Development Year in Review – staff presentation
• Guest presentation by LISC's Tina Vlasaty on South Everett initiatives (affordable housing, BIPOC business support, anti-displacement policies)
• Discussion of next meeting agenda topics
• Pending future items include Vision Zero update, vacant storefronts, and Everett Mall Way pedestrian safety

Everett City Council

The Everett City Council will hold second readings on two major bond ordinances: up to $28 million in limited tax general obligation bonds and up to $181 million in water and sewer revenue bonds. First reading will be held for an ordinance amending the Thornton A. Sullivan Park floating dock repairs project. Final readings are scheduled for three park improvement projects: Forest Park entry driveway repave ($50,000), Lowell Park playground replacement ($575,000), and park/downtown restrooms access control. Among consent items, the council will vote on purchasing seven reconditioned Gillig buses ($2,140,989.55) and awarding the construction contract for the new Everett Transit Mall Station at Everett Mall ($1,992,715.50).

• Second reading of ordinance for up to $181M in water and sewer revenue bonds (CB 2502-18)
• Second reading of ordinance for up to $28M in limited tax general obligation bonds (CB 2502-17)
• Award construction contract for new Everett Transit Mall Station at Everett Mall to Colacurcio Brothers Inc. for $1,992,715.50
• Purchase seven reconditioned Gillig buses from Complete Coach Works for $2,140,989.55
• Final reading of ordinances creating special improvement projects: Forest Park repave ($50k), Lowell Park playground ($575k), and restroom access control

Cultural Arts Commission

The Everett Cultural Arts Commission will hold its regular March 2025 meeting, featuring procedural items such as adoption of the agenda and acceptance of prior minutes. The meeting includes a land acknowledgment reading and updates from commissioners and staff. Business discussion will cover Wendt Awards roles, committee assignments for new commissioners, and a call for volunteers for the 2025 Cultural Arts Grants Subcommittee.

• Wendt Awards roles and expectations
• Committee assignments for new commissioners
• Call for volunteers for 2025 Cultural Arts Grants Subcommittee

Everett Salary Commission

The Everett Salary Commission holds an organizational meeting to select a chairperson, receive an overview of the commission and current salary schedule, and discuss future meeting topics. No salary decisions are made at this meeting. The commission must complete its work before May 2 and will hold two public hearings.

• Selection of a chairperson for the commission
• Overview of the current salary schedule for elected officials
• Future meeting topics include Open Public Meetings Act training and hearing from elected officials about their duties
• Work must be completed before May 2 deadline
• Two public hearings are required as part of the process

The Everett Salary Commission held an organizational meeting, electing Daniel Murphy as chairperson and Marnie Claywell as vice-chair unanimously. The commission reviewed the salary schedule and discussed future topics, including a presentation on city financial health and hearing from elected officials. They scheduled five meetings and two public hearings for March and April 2025. No salary decisions were made at this meeting.

• Elected Daniel Murphy as chairperson and Marnie Claywell as vice-chair (unanimous)
• Scheduled meetings on 03/13, 03/24, 04/10, 04/17, 04/24 at 1:00 pm
• Scheduled public hearings on 03/24 and 04/17 at 1:00 pm

Everett City Council

The Council will hold first readings on ordinances to issue up to $28 million in general obligation bonds and up to $181 million in water and sewer revenue bonds for infrastructure projects. Final readings are set for March 12 on several special improvement projects, including the Forest Park Entry Driveway Repave ($50,000), Lowell Park Playground Replacement ($575,000), and downtown restrooms access control. Consent items include approving $5,039,468 in claims, a new AFSCME collective bargaining agreement, and declaring surplus vehicles.

• First reading of ordinance to issue up to $28M in limited tax general obligation bonds
• First reading of ordinance to issue up to $181M in water and sewer revenue bonds
• Second reading of special improvement projects: Forest Park repave ($50,000), Lowell Park playground ($575,000), downtown restrooms access control
• Consent: authorize $5,039,468 in claims against the city and a new AFSCME collective bargaining agreement for 2025–2027
• Final readings for WPCF electrical switch gear replacement and headworks replacement projects

Everett City Council

The Health and Safe Community Council Committee will receive an update from staff on traffic enforcement and Flock cameras. The committee will also discuss its priorities and 2025 policy work plan. No public comment is taken during this committee meeting.

• Traffic enforcement and Flock camera update from staff
• Committee priorities and 2025 policy work plan discussion
• Future agenda items include transportation safety, crime statistics annual briefing, legislative impacts, and Snohomish County shelter update

Everett Planning Commission

The Planning Commission is meeting to discuss several components of the Everett 2044 plan. The agenda includes items regarding economic development, the healthy community element, and plan engagement and implementation.

• Everett 2044: Economic Development
• Everett 2044: Healthy Community Element
• Everett 2044: Engagement, Administration, & Implementation

The Everett Planning Commission met on March 4, 2025, and approved the February 18 minutes. The meeting included reports and discussions on housing terminology changes, economic development, and public comments on a mobile home park and ADU incentives. No formal decisions were made beyond approving the minutes.

• Approved the February 18, 2025 meeting minutes
• Discussed housing definition changes from 'accessory dwelling unit' to 'dwelling' and potential fee impacts
• Heard public comment on keeping Fairway Estates as a low-income 55+ park
• Heard public comment suggesting incentives for ADU development
• Discussed Everett's brand and economic growth accommodating local workers

Everett City Council

The council will take a final vote on an ordinance amending the noise control chapter of the municipal code. Consent items include approving claims and payroll totaling over $7.7 million, awarding contracts for care management and competency diversion services to Evergreen Recovery Centers, authorizing design agreements for water infrastructure projects, and a $75,000 fireworks contract. Proposed ordinances would create special improvement projects for water plant equipment, Forest Park driveway repave ($50,000), Lowell Park playground replacement ($575,000), and park/downtown restrooms access control.

• Final reading of CB 2501-11 amending noise control code (Chapter 20.08)
• $75,000 fireworks contract with Western Display Fireworks for 4th of July show
• $575,000 Lowell Park Playground Replacement project (Program 104)
• $2,248,054.29 in claims and $5,536,128.30 in payroll claims for period ending Feb. 8-14, 2025
• Contracts with Evergreen Recovery Centers for Care Management (RFP #2024-155) and Competency Diversion Services (RFP #2024-157)

Everett Civil Service Commission

The Everett Civil Service Commission will meet to approve routine administrative items including minutes, the January 2025 Personnel Action Report, and Chief Examiner approvals for calls and certifications. Under new business, the Commission will vote on a revised classification specification for Mail and Delivery Clerk and a new classification specification for Sewer and Drainage Inspection Supervisor.

• Approval of January 2025 Personnel Action Report
• Approval of Chief Examiner approvals for calls for applicants and certifications of eligible registers for February 2025
• Revised classification specification for Mail and Delivery Clerk
• New classification specification for Sewer and Drainage Inspection Supervisor

The Everett Civil Service Commission met on February 26, 2025, and approved all items on the agenda unanimously. This included the January 2025 meeting minutes, the Personnel Action Report for January 2025, the Chief Examiner's approvals of calls for applicants and certifications of eligible registers for February 2025, and revised/new classification specifications for Mail and Delivery Clerk and Sewer and Drainage Inspection Supervisor. No public comment was submitted.

• Approved January 2025 meeting minutes (unanimous)
• Approved Personnel Action Report for January 2025 (unanimous)
• Approved Chief Examiner Approvals of Calls for Applicants for February 2025 (unanimous)
• Approved Chief Examiner Certifications of Eligible Registers for February 2025 (unanimous)
• Approved revised classification specification for Mail and Delivery Clerk (unanimous)
• Approved new classification specification for Sewer and Drainage Inspection Supervisor (unanimous)

Everett Historical Commission

The Everett Historical Commission will hold a regular meeting to approve the January meeting summary and discuss the Comprehensive Plan Update. The agenda includes introductions of new commissioners, citizen comments, and staff reports. No major decisions or public hearings are scheduled.

• Approval of January meeting summary (Action Item)
• Discussion of Comprehensive Plan Update

Everett Transportation Advisory Committee (TAC)

The Transportation Advisory Committee will receive informational briefings on the SS4A Vision Zero Everett Update and the 2024 Traffic Safety Review, followed by discussion of 2025 priorities. No votes or formal decisions are scheduled; the meeting is primarily informational.

• Item 1: SS4A Vision Zero Everett Update – informational briefing by Alyssa Gaston of Kimley-Horn
• Item 2: 2024 Traffic Safety Review and 2025 TAC Priorities and Goals – discussion led by Public Works staff

The Everett Transportation Advisory Committee elected Stephen Fickenscher as Chair and Christina Strand as Vice Chair. The committee tabled the 2024 Traffic Safety Review and 2025 TAC Priorities and Goals to the next meeting. They also discussed the Transportation Element of the Comprehensive Plan, inviting comments by email. No other formal decisions were made.

• Elected Stephen Fickenscher as Chair (M/S/P)
• Elected Christina Strand as Vice Chair (M/S/P)
• Tabled 2024 Traffic Safety Review and 2025 TAC Priorities and Goals to next meeting
• Approved November minutes with minor amendment and December minutes (M/S/P)

Everett City Council

The City Council will receive a briefing on the Everett 2044 Comprehensive Plan Update. The body is also considering ordinances regarding noise control and two water pollution control facility improvement projects.

• Parks Restrooms Renovation Project contract to Vander Veen Construction Inc. for $848,647.80
• 2025 Services Agreement with Greater Everett Chamber of Commerce for $290,000
• Ordinance amending Chapter 20.08 of the Municipal Code relating to noise control
• Grant from ASPCA in the amount of $53,903 for the Fund for the Animals
• Interlocal Agreement with Snohomish County for $11,000 to renovate Kiwanis Park sport court

Everett Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will meet to discuss two components of the Everett 2044 plan. The agenda includes reviews of the Economic Development Element and the Marine Port Element.

• Everett 2044: Economic Development Element
• Everett 2044: Marine Port Element

The Everett Planning Commission met on February 18, 2025, and approved the January 18 minutes with an amendment. The commission discussed the Everett 2044 Comprehensive Plan, including the Marine Port Element and Economic Development Element, but took no final votes on these items. Staff noted that the Early Council Review Draft Package was transmitted to the City Council on February 17.

• Approved January 18 minutes with an amendment
• Discussed Marine Port Element goals and policies, including a 10,000 sq ft threshold for port notice
• Discussed Economic Development Element goals and policies, including ADU home business language

Everett City Council

The Parks and Built Environment Council Committee will discuss downtown storefronts and facade maintenance, set committee priorities and a 2025 policy work plan, and outline topics for the next meeting. No public comment is taken during this committee meeting.

• Downtown Storefronts and Façade Maintenance discussion
• Committee Priorities and 2025 Policy Work Plan
• Economic Development Year in Review scheduled for March 12, 2025

Everett City Council

The Everett City Council will hear the first reading of an ordinance amending noise control regulations (Chapter 20.08), with final action scheduled for Feb. 26. The council will also vote on final readings for three special improvement projects: animal shelter HVAC, 36th Street CSO storage modifications, and Drew Nielsen Park playground replacement ($345,000). Consent items include authorizing a $200,000 professional services agreement with Bayley Construction for the Outdoor Multipurpose Stadium project and other contracts for vehicle upfit, asset management, and water quality support. A briefing from the Chamber of Commerce is scheduled.

• First reading of ordinance to amend noise control code (Chapter 20.08)
• Final reading to create special project for Drew Nielsen Park playground replacement ($345,000)
• Authorize $200,000 agreement with Bayley Construction LP for Outdoor Multipurpose Stadium early work
• Approve change order for Water Filter Plant emergency generator replacement ($216,361.81, total $5.9M)
• Authorize 2025 vehicle and equipment replacement purchases through cooperative contracts

Everett City Council

The City Council is deciding on several special improvement projects for parks, bridges, and city facilities. The meeting includes votes on high-value equipment purchases and the authorization of millions in city claims.

• Purchase of SCBA apparatus and air cylinders from Sea-Western Inc. for approximately $1,582,516.04
• Authorization of electronic funds transfer claims totaling $24,213,958.78
• Authorization of claims against the city in the amount of $3,855,272.07
• Proposed $345,000 project for Drew Nielsen Park Playground Replacement
• Creation of special improvement projects for Edgewater Creek Bridge Replacement and Port Gardner Storage Facility

Everett Parks Board

The Everett Parks Board will hold a public hearing on the Silver Lake Boat Regatta. They will review the 2025 Park Board Plan, rules of procedures, golf fee rate changes, and the capital improvement list. Updates on RFPs, federal tree grants, and general items will also be presented.

• Public hearing on Silver Lake Boat Regatta
• Review of 2025 Park Board Plan
• Review of rules of procedures
• Update on golf fee rate changes
• Review of capital improvement list

Everett City Council

The Everett City Council will consider consent items including authorization of $10.8 million in city claims and a $483,000 annual network infrastructure contract, along with approvals for grant agreements and Human Needs Fund allocations. Action items include second readings of ordinances for projects such as the Fire Training Center, Lowell Riverfront Park closure, and playground replacements, plus first readings for an animal shelter HVAC update and a $345,000 Drew Nielsen Park playground. A briefing from the Alliance for Housing Affordability is also scheduled.

• Adopt resolution authorizing claims payable of $10,786,398.15
• Authorize network infrastructure contract with Extreme Networks at $483,029.76 per year
• Authorize mayor to award 2025 Human Needs Fund allocations
• Create special improvement project for Drew Nielsen Park playground replacement ($345,000)
• Receive Alliance for Housing Affordability briefing

Everett Historical Commission

The Everett Historical Commission will hold a regular meeting to approve the November meeting summary and review a design proposal for the 2105 Rucker Addition. The meeting is in-person with public comments permitted on non-agenda items.

• Action item: Approval of November meeting summary
• Action item: 2105 Rucker Addition Design Review
• Citizen comments for items not on agenda
• Discussion of next meeting date and subjects
• Staff and Commissioner comments

Everett Civil Service Commission

The Commission is meeting to approve personnel reports and certifications for January 2024. The body will consider revisions to the Fire Paramedic classification specification and Civil Service Rules. Members will also review the 2025 meeting schedule.

• Revised classification specification for Fire Paramedic
• Revised Civil Service Rules (1.21)
• 2025 Civil Service Commission meeting dates and times
• December 2024 Personnel Action Report
• Extensions of acting appointments for Acting Lieutenant and Acting Sergeant

The Everett Civil Service Commission unanimously approved the December 2024 Personnel Action Report, Chief Examiner approvals for January 2025, and revised class specification for Firefighter Paramedic. They also approved revised Civil Service Rule 1.21, updated 2025 meeting dates, and elected officers for 2025. No public comment was received.

• Approved December 2024 Personnel Action Report (unanimous)
• Approved Chief Examiner Calls for Applicants for January 2025 (unanimous)
• Approved Chief Examiner Certifications of Eligible Registers for January 2025 (unanimous)
• Approved revised class specification for Firefighter Paramedic (unanimous)
• Approved revised Civil Service Rule 1.21 (unanimous)
• Approved revised 2025 Civil Service Commission meeting dates and times (unanimous)
• Elected Jo Metzger-Levin as President Chairmen Commissioner for 2025 (unanimous)
• Elected Josh Curry as Vice Chairman Commissioner for 2025 (unanimous)

Everett City Council

The Council will discuss and possibly adopt a resolution committing Everett to a Vision Zero goal of zero traffic fatalities and serious injuries by 2050. They will also consider consent items including $8 million in claims, a bid for the new Everett Transit Mall station, and a $250,000 salmon recovery grant. Several ordinances on first reading involve closing or creating special improvement projects for parks, fire training, and infrastructure.

• Authorize claims against the city totaling $7,996,127.93 for the period ending January 10, 2025
• Authorize call for bids for construction of the new Everett Transit Mall Station at Everett Mall
• Accept a $250,000 Salmon Recovery Planning Grant
• Approve Amendment No. 2 with Jacobs Engineering Group for $309,641 (total contract $3,124,637) for CSO storage at 36th Street
• Adopt a resolution declaring commitment to Vision Zero – reduce traffic fatalities and serious injuries to zero by 2050

Everett Planning Commission

The Everett Planning Commission will hold a regular meeting including roll call, approval of minutes, and public comment. The main business is a discussion on the Transportation Element, an update to the city's transportation plan.

• Discussion of Transportation Element under Old Business

The Planning Commission held a discussion-only session on the Transportation Element of the Everett 2044 comprehensive plan. No formal decisions or votes were taken. The discussion focused on transit ridership goals, service gaps, and pedestrian/bike safety improvements.

• Approved January 7, 2025 meeting minutes
• Discussed Everett 2044 Transportation Element (no action taken)

Everett City Council

The Everett City Council is meeting for a retreat on January 18, 2025, at the Legion Hall. The agenda includes presentations on financial work, revenue solutions, the comprehensive plan update, organized retail crime, and committee structure. No formal votes or public comments are scheduled; this is a discussion-only session.

• Financial Work Presentation by Mike Bailey
• Exploration of Revenue Solutions Options
• Comprehensive Plan Periodic Update discussion
• Organized Retail Crime presentation by WA Retail Association
• Discussion on 2025 Committee Structure and Council Initiated Policy Process

Everett Transportation Advisory Committee (TAC)

The Everett Transportation Advisory Committee will hold informational briefings and discussions on the Transportation Element of the Comprehensive Plan and a 2024 traffic safety review to set 2025 priorities. The meeting also includes the selection of a new chair and vice chair for 2025 and a new member introduction. No formal votes on expenditures or projects are scheduled.

• Selection of 2025 TAC Chair and Vice Chair
• Informational briefing on the Transportation Element of the Comprehensive Plan
• 2024 Traffic Safety Review and discussion of 2025 TAC Priorities and Goals

The Everett Transportation Advisory Committee met and reviewed the Transportation Element of the Comprehensive Plan, which outlines the city's transportation network for 2044. No formal decisions were made; the meeting focused on discussion and updates. The committee also heard reports on photo enforcement, transit planning, and other items.

• Approved October meeting minutes with minor amendment
• Reviewed Transportation Element of Comprehensive Plan for 2044
• Noted Wall Street Connector no longer viable due to stadium site; staff to request fund reallocation
• Requested lighting improvements at 15th & McDougall Ave; follow-up in January
• Noted photo enforcement cameras resumed citations at 41st & Rucker and 112th & Evergreen on December 9

Everett City Council

The Everett City Council will vote on a consent agenda that includes claims and payroll payments totaling $11.9 million, two property purchases for stormwater improvement projects, a utility easement, a water quality grant amendment, and a tree snag contract. They will also receive a briefing on the Everett Public Library annual report.

• Adopt resolution for claims against the city: $5,450,098.85 for Dec 8–Jan 3, 2025
• Adopt resolution for payroll claims: $6,431,229.93 for period ending Dec 28, 2024
• Approve purchase of property at 1st and Lenora for Lexington-Broadway Stormwater Improvements
• Approve purchase of property at 9900 18th Ave W for 100th Street Stormwater Improvements
• Authorize amendment 1 to 2024 Water Quality Grant with WA Dept. of Ecology for up to $3,765,954.75

Everett City Council

The Safe Community Council Committee will discuss a noise ordinance code update from staff and consider authorizing the mayor to sign an interlocal agreement creating the Snohomish County EMS Agency (SCEMSA), a new countywide entity to comply with state regulations. The committee will also set its next meeting agenda. The EMS agreement would cost Everett an estimated net increase over current $75,000 annual fee based on a $0.0046 per $1,000 assessed valuation rate.

• Noise ordinance code update presentation from staff
• Action on Snohomish County EMS Agency (SCEMSA) interlocal agreement; proposed 2025 assessment rate $0.0046 per $1,000 assessed value
• Current city EMS fee is $75,000/year; net new cost is difference between old and new rates
• New agency would serve over 850,000 residents and oversee 190 certified providers in Everett
• Future agenda includes downtown street safety, loud exhaust, traffic enforcement, jaywalking, retail theft prevention, park safety

Everett City Council

The council will take a final vote on an ordinance setting Everett utility rates for 2025 through 2028, consider awarding a $663,840 contract for the Fulton Street Bicycle Pedestrian Corridor while denying a bid protest, and discuss creating a Snohomish County EMS Agency via interlocal agreement. They will also elect a council president and vice president for 2025. Consent items include approval of claims totaling over $23 million and various contract renewals.

• 3rd & final reading of ordinance establishing utility rates for 2025-2028
• Award construction contract to Earthwork Solutions for Fulton Street Bicycle Pedestrian Corridor ($663,840) and deny bid protest
• Authorize interlocal agreement for creation of Snohomish County EMS Agency (SCEMSA)
• Adopt resolutions authorizing claims totaling over $23 million for December 2024
• Authorize increase to landscape maintenance service contract (RFP #2022-074)

Lodging Tax Advisory Committee

The Lodging Tax Advisory Committee will hold a hybrid meeting to review and discuss 2025 grant applications in alphabetical order, along with a budget overview and preliminary 2024 visitor data. The agenda includes roll call, land acknowledgment, and introduction to the application process.

• Review of 2025 grant applications (alphabetically)

Everett Planning Commission

The Everett Planning Commission is meeting on January 7, 2025. The agenda is procedural except for one new business item: discussion of the Transportation Element policies. No decisions are listed; public comment is open.

• Discussion of Transportation Element (Policies) under new business