Lynnwood, Washington
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🗳️ Election results (13 races)
Local election returns — winner marked ✓.
Mayor 2025-11-04
George Hurst ✓ 4,314 · Christine Frizzell 4,086 · WRITE-IN 32
City Council Position 5 2025-11-04
Robert Leutwyler ✓ 4,832 · Mpiima M. Mugambe 3,362 · WRITE-IN 24
City Council Position 3 2025-11-04
Bryce Owings ✓ 4,269 · Josh Binda 3,884 · WRITE-IN 111
City Council Position 2 2025-11-04
Isabel Mata ✓ 4,255 · Ki Seung Cho 4,025 · WRITE-IN 21
City Council Position 1 2025-11-04
Derica Escamilla ✓ 4,938 · Dio Boucsieguez 3,282 · WRITE-IN 33
City Council Position 7 2023-11-07
David Parshall ✓ 5,258 · Derek Hanusch 1,430 · WRITE-IN 34
City Council Position 6 2023-11-07
George Hurst ✓ 5,526 · WRITE-IN 279
City Council Position 5 2023-11-07
Julieta Altamirano Crosby ✓ 4,328 · Robert Leutwyler 2,504 · WRITE-IN 43
City Council Position 4 2023-11-07
Nick Coelho ✓ 4,411 · Jim Smith 2,559 · WRITE-IN 25
Mayor 2021-11-02
Christine Frizzell ✓ 3,870 · Jim Smith 3,326 · WRITE-IN 30
City Council Position 3 2021-11-02
Joshua Binda ✓ 3,656 · Lisa Utter 3,144 · WRITE-IN 101
City Council Position 2 2021-11-02
Patrick Decker ✓ 3,819 · Naz Lashgari 3,156 · WRITE-IN 28
Recent meetings
Fri Jul 31, 2026
Civil Service Commission
Commission to confirm five police and two custody eligibility lists
The Civil Service Commission will hold an executive session for personnel matters under RCW 42.30.110(1)(g). The main business is confirming five Entry Police Eligibility Lists dated July 7, 14, 21, 28, and August 4, 2026, plus two Entry Custody Eligibility Lists from July 7 and July 28, 2026. The commission will also approve minutes from the July 1, 2026 meeting.
- Executive session for personnel matters under RCW 42.30.110(1)(g)
- Confirmation of July 7, 2026 Entry Police Eligibility List
- Confirmation of July 14, 2026 Entry Police Eligibility List
- Confirmation of July 28, 2026 Entry Custody Eligibility List
- Approval of minutes from July 1, 2026 meeting
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WEDNESDAY, AUGUST
5, 2026
4:30 PM
1.
Call to Order
2.
Roll Call
3.
Approve Minutes
3.A
Approve meeting minutes from the July 1, 2026 Civil Service Commission
Meeting
- 5 minutes
4.
New Business
4.A
Executive Session - Personnel Matters Pursuan
t to RCW RCW 42.30.110(1)(g)
4.B
Confirmation of the July 7, 2026 Entry Police Eligibility List - Presenter Connor
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5 minutes
4.C
Confirmation of the July 14, 2026 Entry Police Eligibility List - Presenter Connor
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5 minutes
4.D
Confirmation of the July 21, 2026 Entry Police Eligibility List - Presenter Connor
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5 minutes
4.E
Confirmation of the July 28, 2026 Entry Police Eligibility List - Presenter Connor
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5 minutes
4.F
Confirmation of the August 4, 2026 Entry Police Eligibility List - Presenter
Connor
- 5 minutes
4.G
Confirmation of the July 7, 2026 Entry Custody Eligibility List - Presenter Connor
- 5 minutes
4.H
Confirmation of the July 28, 2026 Entry Custody Eligibility List - Presenter Connor
- 5 minutes
5.
Old Business
6.
Upcoming Events
LYNNWOOD CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION - Regular CSC meeting
1
08/05/2026
7.
Comments for the Good of the Order
8.
Adjournment
2
08/05/2026
Fri Jul 31, 2026
Parks and Recreation Board
Parks and Recreation Board to review park plan and budget updates
The board will receive a Park Plan overview and a Quarter 2 budget update. The meeting also includes updates on DBS and a debrief regarding a park tour.
- Park Plan Overview presented by Monica Thompson
- Quarter 2 Budget update presented by Joel Faber
- DBS Updates presented by Karl Almgren
- Debrief and feedback on Park Tour
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Lynnwood Recreation Center Room 105 and Ring Central
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST
5, 2026
6:00 PM
1.
Call to Order
2.
Roll Call
3.
Approval of Minutes
3.A
Approval of Minutes from May 6, 2026, June 3, 2026 and July 8, 2026
- 5
minutes
4.
Written Communications
5.
Public Comments
6.
Comments from Board members
LYNNWOOD PARKS AND RECREATION BOARD - regular Parks
and Recreation Board meeting
Land Acknowledgement
"We acknowledge that the City of Lynnwood is located on the traditional lands of the
Snohomish People and the confederation of Tulalip Tribes and their families. For generations,
these Indigenous communities have lived on this land, and we recognize, support, and
advocate alongside them.
We also acknowledge the forced removal of Indigenous communities from their Homelands as
a result of the 1855 Treaty of Point Elliott. We understand that Land Acknowledgements are
only the first step in our efforts to support Coast Salish tribes and educate non-Natives about
their lived history. We strive to achieve this through building relationships with Indigenous
communities, supporting Indigenous commerce, government-to-government partnerships, and
lifting indigenous voices to create equity for all.
Through these actions, we hope to not only pay respect to the past but also collaborate in
creating a sustainable future, hand in hand with the first protectors of our shared environment".
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08/05/2026
7.
Messages from the City Council
8.
Resolutions and Other Business
8.A …
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Thu Jul 30, 2026
City Council
Council to discuss Vision Zero road safety, tax, annexation, and water plan
The Lynnwood City Council will hold a work session to discuss several items, including a briefing on the 2026 Water System Plan, a review of candidates for the PFD Board, an update on wage theft research, and discussions on a Vision Zero/Road Safety Resolution, a County Public Safety Sales Tax, and annexation. No votes are scheduled; these are discussion items only.
- Briefing: Water System Plan 2026
- Discussion: Vision Zero/Road Safety Resolution
- Discussion: County Public Safety Sales Tax
- Discussion: Annexation
- Bid Award: 44th Ave W I-5 Underpass Pedestrian and Bicycle Improvements Project
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City Hall Council Chambers 19100 44th Ave W Lynnwood WA 98036
MONDAY, AUGUST
3, 2026
6:00 PM
1.
CALL TO ORDER
2.
ROLL CALL
3.
MAYOR COMMENTS
4.
COUNCIL COMMENTS
5.
COMMENTS AND QUESTIONS ON MEMO ITEMS
6.
WORK SESSION ITEMS
6.A
Briefing: Water System Plan 2026
- 30 minutes
Ehsan Shirkhani, WWTP Manager and Debra Tseng, Project Manager
6.B
PFD Board Candidate Review and Selection for Interviews
- 10 minutes
City Council and Ryan Bush, Tourism/Project Manager, DBS
6.C
Wage Theft Research Update
- 30 minutes
Isaiah Sinclaire, Intern to the Mayor
6.D
Discussion: Vision Zero/Road Safety Resolution
- 15 minutes
Council Member Leutwyler
6.E
Discussion: County Public Safety Sales Tax
- 30 minutes
Council President Coelho
6.F
Discussion: Annexation
- 15 minutes
Council President Coelho
7.
NEW BUSINESS
8.
EXECUTIVE SESSION, AS NEEDED
LYNNWOOD CITY COUNCIL Work Session
ADJOURN
MEMOS FOR FUTURE ACTION
Bid Award: 44th Ave W I-5 Underpass Pedestrian and Bicycle Improvements Project
- 0
1
08/03/2026
minutes
Amie Hanson, Project Manager; David Mach, City Engineer
Bid Award: 2026 Paving and Meadowdale Ramps Project
- 0 minutes
Anjelica Majewski, Civil Engineer; Amie Hanson, Project Manager; and David Mach,
City Engineer
MEMOS FOR YOUR INFORMATION
Emergency declaration for the screw conveyor repair at the WWTP
- 0 minutes
Update on WWTP Major Upgrades Project
- 0 minutes
Jared Bond
2
08/03/2026
Thu Jul 16, 2026
Arts Commission
Arts Commission to finalize Lynnwood Idol 2026 finals logistics
The Lynnwood Arts Commission will discuss and decide on logistics for the Lynnwood Idol 2026 finals, the Soccer Balls Art project party date, and the Lynnwood Artists Show. They will also review new art projects including a mural, signal box wrap, and trash can wraps, and consider changing the August meeting date.
- Lynnwood Idol 2026 finals logistics (15 min discussion)
- Soccer Balls Art project party date (10 min)
- Lynnwood Artists Show on June 1 & 11 (10 min)
- New art projects: Mural / Signal Box / Trash Cans (10 min)
- AC meeting August date change (10 min)
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✓ Decided: Arts Commission approves April minutes and schedules upcoming art events
The Commission unanimously approved the April 21, 2026 meeting minutes. Members coordinated logistics for the Lynnwood Idol finals, the Lynnwood Artists Show, and a soccer ball art project reception. The body also assigned articles for the next issue of the Lynnwood Coop magazine.
- Approved April 21, 2026 minutes (unanimous)
- Set Soccer Balls Art project reception for July 28, 5:30–7:30 PM
- Rescheduled August meeting to Wednesday, August 26, 2026 at 6:30 PM
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The public is invited to attend. Parking and meeting rooms are accessible for persons with disabilit ies.
Contact the City at 670-5502 with 24-hours advance notice for special accommodations.
Land Acknowledgement: “We acknowledge that the City of Lynnwood is located on the traditional lands of the Snohomish
People and the confederation of Tulalip Tribes and their families. For generations, these Indigenous communities have lived
on this land, and we recognize, support, and advocate alongside them.
We also acknowledge the forced removal of Indigenous communities from their Homelands as a result of the 1855 Treaty of
Point Elliott. We understand that Land Acknowledgements are only the first step in our efforts to support Coast Salish tribes
and educate non-Natives about their lived history. We strive to achieve this through building relationships with Indigenous
communities, supporting Indigenous commerce, government-to-government partnerships, and lifting indigenous voices to
create equity for all.
Through these actions, we hope to not only pay respect to the past but also collaborate in creating a sustainable future,
hand in hand with the first protectors of our shared environment”.
CITY OF LYNNWOOD ARTS COMMISSION
AGENDA
MAY 19, 2026 6:30PM
PHYSICAL LOCATION: Lynnwood Senior Center
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10. CALL TO ORDER / RECORDING (Announce date/time/AC meeting)
20. ROLL CALL
Kal …
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Contact the City at 670-5502 with 24-hours advance notice for special accommodations.
CITY OF LYNNWOOD ARTS COMMISSION
MINUTES
MAY 19, 2026 6:30PM
PHYSICAL LOCATION: Lynnwood Senior Center
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10. CALL TO ORDER at 6:33pm
20. ROLL CALL
X Kalen Knowles Bryce Owings, Council Liaison
X Tiffany Grunzel, Vice Chair
X Katie Zeitler, Secretary X Fred Wong, Arts, Cultural & Heritage Coordinator
(ACHC)
X Robert Gutcheck
X Rhiannon Kruse, Chair
X Lynn Hanson
X Raniere
30. APPROVAL OF MINUTES
R Gutcheck motioned, T Grunzel seconded; April 21, 2026 minutes unanimously approved.
40. COMMISSIONER & AD HOC REPORTS
• L. Hanson shared about an art show in NY featuring work that had never been shown
outside of Italy, and staying at a boutique hotel designed by Kit Kemp.
• K. Knowles announced they accepted a new full-time position as Operations Supervisor for
the IMAX theater at the Space Needle, commuting via light rail and monorail.
50. CITIZEN COMMENTS - None
60. STAFF REPORT
• Volunteer dinner is this Thursday. Commissioners are encouraged to attend.
• Tour of Lynnwood jail scheduled for Thursday, May 21 at noon.
• City Center Park Open House on May 28 at the library. The park will be located where the
Goodwill building currently stands.
• Lynnwood Idol Finals o …
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Tue Jul 14, 2026
LEOFF-1 Firefighter Pension Board
Firefighter pension board to approve Q1 2026 retirement payments
The Lynnwood LEOFF-1 Firefighter Pension Board will meet to approve minutes from January 2026 and authorize retirement payments for the first quarter of 2026. No other business is listed.
- Approval of January 13, 2026 meeting minutes
- Approval of January, February, March 2026 retirement payments
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✓ Decided: Firefighter Pension Board approves retirement payments for early 2026
The LEOFF-1 Firefighter Pension Board approved retirement payments for January, February, and March 2026. The board also approved the meeting minutes from January 13, 2026.
- Approved January, February, and March 2026 retirement payments (3-0)
- Approved January 13, 2026 meeting minutes (3-0)
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City Hall, Conf Rm #4 - 19100 44th Ave W, Lynnwood, WA 98036
Meeting will also be held virtually via RingCentral:
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TUESDAY, APRIL 14, 2026
9:45 AM
1.
Call to Order
2.
Roll Call
George Hurst, Chairman
Michelle Meyer, Finance Director
John Conderman, Firefighter Representative
Paul Walker, Firefighter Representative
Kaitlyn Martin, Board Secretary
3.
Approval of Minutes
3.1
Approval of the January 13, 2026 Firefighter Pension Board Meeting minutes
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minutes
George Hurst, Chairman
4.
Audit of Claim
4.1
Approval of the January, February, March 2026 Retirement Payments
- 0
minutes
Michelle Meyer, Finance Director
5.
Old Business
6.
New Business
LYNNWOOD LEOFF-1 FIREFIGHTER PENSION BOARD - regular
LEOFF-1 Firefighter Pension Board meeting
Adjourn
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04/14/2026
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CITY OF LYNNWOOD
LEOFF-1 FIREFIGHTER PENSION BOARD - REGULAR LEOFF-1 FIREFIGHTER
PENSION BOARD MEETING MINUTES
April 14, 2026
1. Call to Order
Chairman George Hurst called the April 2026 Firefighter Pension Board meeting
to order at 9:46am.
2. Roll Call
All Firefighter Pension Board Members were in attendance at the April 2026 Firefighter
Pension Board meeting with the exception of Finance Director Michelle Meyer
(excused absence).
Present:
Chairman George Hurst
Member John Conderman
Member Paul Walker
Board Secretary Kaitlyn Martin
Absent:
Finance Director Michelle Meyer
3. Approval of Minutes
3.1 Approval of the January 13, 2026 Firefighter Pension Board Meeting minutes
Moved by John Conderman; seconded by Paul Walker to Approve Motion
to approve the January 13, 2026 Firefighter Pension Board Meeting
minutes. . Motion Passed: 3- 0
Voting For: George Hurst, John Conderman, Paul Walker
Voting Against: None
4. Audit of Claim
4.1 Approval of the January, February, March 2026 Retirement Payments
Moved by John Conderman; seconded by George Hurst to Approve Motion
to approve the presented payments. .
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Motion Passed: 3- 0
Voting For: George Hurst, John Conderman, Paul Walker
Voting Against: None
5. Old Business
None.
6. New Business
Board Member Paul Walker asked for clarification on why the reimbursement amounts
are read under executive session. John Conderman explained it's to maintain privacy
for the Firefighte …
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Tue Jul 14, 2026
LEOFF-1 Disability Board
LEOFF-1 Disability Board to audit routine claims and approve prior minutes
The Lynnwood LEOFF-1 Disability Board will hold a regular meeting to approve minutes from May 12, 2026, and conduct an audit of routine claims. The agenda includes no other substantive items.
- Approval of May 12, 2026 meeting minutes
- Audit of routine claims
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✓ Decided: LEOFF-1 Disability Board approves routine claims
The LEOFF-1 Disability Board approved the minutes from the May 12, 2026 meeting. The board also voted to approve presented routine claims.
- Approved May 12, 2026 meeting minutes (4-0)
- Approved presented routine claims (4-0)
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City Hall, Conference Room #4 19100 44th Avenue W, Lynnwood WA
98036
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TUESDAY, JUNE
9, 2026
9:00 AM
1.
Call to Order
2.
Roll Call
Michael McBride, Chairman
John Conderman, Vice Chairman
Nick Coelho, Councilmember
Isabel Mata, Councilmember
Ed dos Remedios, Member at Large
Kaitlyn Martin, Board Secretary
3.
Approval of Minutes
3.1
Approval of the May 12, 2026 LEOFF-1 Disability Board Meeting minutes.
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minutes
Mike McBride, Chairman
4.
Audit of Claim
4.1
Routine Claims
- 5 minutes
Kaitlyn Martin, Board Secretary
4.2
Motion for Audit of Claims
- 0 minutes
Mike McBride, Chairman
5.
Old Business
6.
New Business
LYNNWOOD LEOFF-1 DISABILITY BOARD - regular LEOFF-1
Disability Board meeting
Adjourn
1
06/09/2026
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CITY OF LYNNWOOD
LEOFF-1 DISABILITY BOARD - REGULAR LEOFF-1 DISABILITY BOARD MEETING
MINUTES
June 9, 2026
1. Call to Order
Chairman Mike McBride called the June 2026 LEOFF-1 Disability Board meeting
to order at 9:08am.
2. Roll Call
All LEOFF-1 Disability Board Members were in attendance at the June 2026 LEOFF-
1 Disability Board meeting, with the exception of Ed dos Remedios.
Present:
Chairman Michael McBride
Vice Chairman John Conderman
Council Member Nick Coelho
Council Member Isabel Mata
Board Secretary Kaitlyn Martin
Absent:
Ed dos Remedios
Ed dos Remedios absent due to video call issues.
3. Approval of Minutes
3.1 Approval of the May 12, 2026 LEOFF-1 Disability Board Meeting minutes.
Moved by Michael McBride; seconded by Nick Coelho to Approve Motion to
approve the May 12, 2026 LEOFF-1 Disability Board Meeting minutes..
Motion Passed: 4- 0
Voting For: Michael McBride, John Conderman, Nick Coelho, Isabel Mata
Voting Against: None
4. Audit of Claim
4.1 Routine Claims
4.2 Motion for Audit of Claims
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Moved by Michael McBride; seconded by Isabel Mata to Approve Motion to
approve the presented claims..
Motion Passed: 4- 0
Voting For: Michael McBride, John Conderman, Nick Coelho, Isabel Mata
Voting Against: None
5. Old Business
None.
6. New Business
None.
Adjourn
Chairman Mike McBride adjourned the June 2026 LEOFF-1 Disability Board Meeting
at 9:15am. …
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Mon Jul 13, 2026
Finance Committee
Finance Committee to discuss HB 2015, CJC staffing, and infrastructure fund
The Lynnwood Finance Committee will receive a sales tax report and discuss three key items: an update on HB 2015, a staffing update for the CJC, and the Economic Development Infrastructure Fund. No votes are scheduled; these are discussion items only.
- Sales Tax Report presented by Finance Director Michelle Meyer
- HB 2015 Update from Police Chief Cole Langdon
- CJC Staffing Update from Police Chief Cole Langdon
- Economic Development Infrastructure Fund discussion with DBS, PW, and PRCA directors
✓ Decided: Finance Committee reviews sales tax shortfalls and police staffing
The committee reviewed the March 2026 sales tax report, which showed revenues remaining below budget. Members discussed HB 2015 funding opportunities, CJC staffing and recruitment, and the Economic Development Infrastructure Fund. No formal votes or decisions were recorded.
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City Hall, Conference Room 4
TUESDAY, APRIL 21, 2026
3:30 PM
1.
CALL TO ORDER
2.
ROLL CALL
3.
FINANCIAL REPORTS
3.A
Sales Tax Report
- 20 minutes
Michelle Meyer, Finance Director
4.
DISCUSSION ITEM
4.A
HB 2015 Update
- 30 minutes
Police Chief Cole Langdon
4.B
CJC Staffing Update
- 15 minutes
Police Chief Cole Langdon
4.C
Economic Development Infrastructure Fund
- 30 minutes
DBS Director Ben Wolters; PW Director Jared Bond; PRCA Director Joel Faber
5.
ADJOURN
LYNNWOOD FINANCE COMMITTEE - Regular Finance Committee
Meeting
1
04/21/2026
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City of Lynnwood
Finance Committee – Regular Finance Committee Meeting Minutes
Tuesday, April 21, 2026
1. Call to Order
2. Roll Call
Present at the meeting were: Nick Coelho-Chairperson/Council President, Robert Leutwyler-Councilmember,
Coleman Langdon-Chief of Police, Chuck Steichen-Deputy Chief of Police, Ben Wolters-DBS Director,
David Mach-Deputy Director Public Works, and Estee Milburn-Council Executive Assistant.
3. Financial Reports
3.A. Sales Tax Report
Committee Chair shared discussed the March sales tax report. Revenues from March 2026 for January 2026
sales remained below budget, reflecting ongoing declines and resulting in a year-to-date shortfall. Note there
is a two-month delay on reporting.
Revenue trends continue to remain relatively flat, consistent with prior expectations. Retail activity remains
strong, while other revenues have declined or remained flat. Month-to-month comparisons were reviewed,
noting March reflects January sales.
4. Discussion Item
4.A. HB 2015 Update
Chief Langdon provided an update on House Bill 2015 implementation, including new policy safety funding
opportunities through a grant program and local sales tax authority. Staff reviewed eligibility requirements,
the department’s grant application, proposed investments in staffing, training, equipment and services, and the
implementation timeline. The committee discussed the status of the application and associated funding
opportunities.
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Mon Jul 13, 2026
City Council
Council to consider 2026 Comprehensive Plan Amendment List
The Lynnwood City Council will vote on the 2026 Comprehensive Plan Amendment List and the reappointment of a board member. The meeting also includes a briefing on transportation program needs and funding options.
- Motion: 2026 Comprehensive Plan Amendment List (PAL)
- Reappointment of Taylor Nordby to Lynnwood Public Facilities District Board Position #1
- Briefing on Transportation Program Needs and Funding Options
- Voucher approval
- Proclamation for Independence Day
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✓ Decided: City Council approves $3.5M in claims and payroll
The City Council approved the 2026 Comprehensive Plan Amendment List and reappointed Taylor Nordby to the Public Facilities District Board. The council also approved claims and payroll totaling $3,534,322.16. A briefing on transportation program needs and funding was provided by city staff.
- Approved 2026 Comprehensive Plan Amendment List (PAL)
- Reappointed Taylor Nordby to Lynnwood Public Facilities District Board Position #1
- Approved $1,727,947.16 in claims for 6/1/2026 through 6/14/2026
- Approved $1,806,375.00 in payroll dated 6/12/2026
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City Hall Council Chambers 19100 44th Ave W Lynnwood WA 98036
MONDAY, JUNE 22, 2026
6:00 PM
1.
CALL TO ORDER
2.
FLAG SALUTE
3.
LAND ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
4.
ROLL CALL
5.
MESSAGES AND PAPERS FROM THE MAYOR
6.
WRITTEN COMMUNICATIONS AND PETITIONS
7.
PRESENTATIONS AND PROCLAMATIONS
7.A
Proclamation: Independence Day
- 15 minutes
Council Member Parshall
8.
PUBLIC COMMENTS AND COMMUNICATIONS - up to 30 minutes
9.
COUNCIL COMMENTS AND ANNOUNCEMENTS
10.
UNANIMOUS CONSENT AGENDA
10.A
Motion: 2026 Comprehensive Plan Amendment List (PAL)
- 5 minutes
Karl Almgren, AICP, Community Planning Manager
10.B
Reappointment: Lynnwood Public Facilities District Board Position #1, Taylor Nordby
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minutes
Ryan Bush, Tourism Project Manager
10.C
Voucher approval
- 0 minutes
Sandra Fujioka, Interim Finance Director
11.
BUSINESS ITEMS AND OTHER MATTERS
11.A
Briefing: Transportation Program Needs and Funding Options
- 60 minutes
Jared Bond, PW Director and David Mach, City Engineer
12.
NEW BUSINESS
LYNNWOOD CITY COUNCIL Business Meeting
1
06/22/2026
ADJOURN
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06/22/2026
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CITY OF LYNNWOOD
CITY COUNCIL BUSINESS MEETING MINUTES
June 22, 2026
1. CALL TO ORDER
The meeting was called to order at 6:00 pm
2. FLAG SALUTE
3. LAND ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
4. ROLL CALL
Present:
Mayor George Hurst
Council President Nick Coelho
Council Vice President Derica Escamilla
Councilmember Robert Leutwyler
Councilmember Isabel Mata
Councilmember Bryce Owings
Councilmember David Parshall
Councilmember Chelsea Wright
City Attorney Lisa Marshall
Council President Nick Coelho and Council Vice President Derica Escamilla
attended the meeting via Zoom.
5. MESSAGES AND PAPERS FROM THE MAYOR
6. WRITTEN COMMUNICATIONS AND PETITIONS
Written communications were provided by 1 community member.
7. PRESENTATIONS AND PROCLAMATIONS
7.A Proclamation: Independence Day
Councilmember Parshall read the proclamation for Independence Day.
The proclamation was received by Sons of the American Revolution
members Stan Granberg, Neil Vernon and Rich Seeder .
8. PUBLIC COMMENTS AND COMMUNICATIONS
Public Comment was given by 3 community members.
9. COUNCIL COMMENTS AND ANNOUNCEMENT S
10. UNANIMOUS CONSENT AGENDA
The following items were approved by Unanimous Consent:
10.A Motion: 2026 Comprehensive Plan Amendment List (PAL)
Approve the 2026 Proposed Amendment List (PAL) to include the docket
item 2026 Appendix Amendments.
10.B Reappointment: Lynnwood Public Facilities District Board Position #1,
Taylor Nordby
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Mon Jul 13, 2026
City Council
Housing Hope update and Healthy Communities overview on work session agenda
The Lynnwood City Council is holding a work session with presentations on Housing Hope's city update, a Healthy Communities overview, and recruitment for the Public Facilities District Board. No votes are scheduled; the session is for discussion and information.
- Presentation: Housing Hope, City of Lynnwood Update (30 min)
- Presentation: Healthy Communities Overview (45 min)
- Lynnwood Public Facilities District Board of Directors Recruitment (20 min)
- Council Liaison Reports (20 min)
- Memo: Reappointment of Taylor Nordby to Public Facilities District Board Position #1
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✓ Decided: City Council held work session on housing, health, and budget preparation
The City Council conducted a work session featuring presentations on affordable housing and community health. No formal votes or legislative decisions were recorded during this session.
- Received presentation on Housing Hope programs and Scriber Place development
- Received overview of Healthy Communities work
- Received update on Lynnwood Public Facilities District Board of Directors recruitment
- Discussed requirements for Council budget preparation
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City Hall Council Chambers 19100 44th Ave W Lynnwood WA 98036
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 17, 2026
6:00 PM
1.
CALL TO ORDER
2.
ROLL CALL
3.
MAYOR COMMENTS
4.
COUNCIL COMMENTS
5.
COMMENTS AND QUESTIONS ON MEMO ITEMS
6.
WORK SESSION ITEMS
6.A
Presentation: Housing Hope, City of Lynnwood Update
- 30 minutes
Kat Opina, Chief Executive Officer and Rachel Downs, Chief Strategic Officer of
Housing Hope
6.B
Healthy Communities Overview
- 45 minutes
Marielle Harrington, Healthy Communities Manager
6.C
Lynnwood Public Facilities District Board of Directors Recruitment
- 20 minutes
Ryan Bush, Tourism Project Manager
6.D
Council Liaison Reports
- 20 minutes
Council Liaisons
7.
NEW BUSINESS
8.
EXECUTIVE SESSION, AS NEEDED
LYNNWOOD CITY COUNCIL Work Session
ADJOURN
MEMOS FOR FUTURE ACTION
Reappointment: Lynnwood Public Facilities District Board Position #1, Taylor Nordby
- 0
minutes
Ryan Bush, Tourism Project Manager
Resolution: Authorizing 2026 Grant Applications to the WA State Recreation &
Conservation Office
- 0 minutes
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06/17/2026
Monica Thompson, Planning Superintendent
MEMOS FOR YOUR INFORMATION
2
06/17/2026
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CITY OF LYNNWOOD
CITY COUNCIL WORK SESSION MINUTES
June 17, 2026
1. CALL TO ORDER
The meeting was called to order at 6:00 pm.
2. ROLL CALL
Present
Mayor George Hurst arrived at 6:33pm
Council President Nick Coelho
Council Vice President Derica Escamilla
Councilmember Robert Leutwyler
Councilmember Isabel Mata
Councilmember Bryce Owings
Councilmember David Parshall arrived at 6:36pm
Councilmember Chelsea Wright
Absent
3. MAYOR COMMENTS
4. COUNCIL COMMENTS
5. COMMENTS AND QUESTIONS ON MEMO ITEMS
6. WORK SESSION ITEMS
6.A Presentation: Housing Hope
Kat Opina, Chief Executive Officer, and Rachel Downes, Chief Strategic
Officer, presented an overview of Housing Hope’s mission and programs.
They highlighted the organization’s commitment to providing affordable
housing, job training, and child development services through its three
core pillars: Homes, Jobs, and Kids.
The presenters also provided an update on the Scriber Place
development, including current progress and key milestones.
6.B Healthy Communities Overview
Marielle Harrington, Healthy Communities Manager, and Monica
Thompson, Park Planning Superintendent, gave an overview of Healthy
Communties work and how that work supports the Council priorities.
Council took a break from 7:26pm – 7:33pm
6.C Lynnwood Public Facilities District Board of Directors Recruitment
Ryan Bush, Tourism Project Manager, provided an update to the Council
on the recruitment process for the Public Fac …
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Mon Jul 13, 2026
City Council
Lynnwood City Council holds budget updates and workforce briefing
The City Council will conduct a work session featuring budget updates from the Police, Parks, Recreation, and Cultural Arts, and Development & Business Services departments. Members will also receive a briefing on the Workforce Task Group and a report on the CNU and Strong Towns Conference.
- Budget updates from Development & Business Services, Parks, Recreation, and Cultural Arts, and Police departments
- Workforce Task Group update briefing
- Contract Award for RFP 4085 - Job Order Contracting Services
- Contract Supplement for 2027 Watermain Replacement Project
- Additional Construction Contract Authority for 40th Ave Water Tank Repairs
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✓ Decided: City Council received department budget updates
The City Council held a work session to receive budget updates from the Development and Business Services, Parks, and Police departments. Council members also shared updates regarding a professional conference and a workforce task group. No formal votes or decisions were recorded.
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City Hall Council Chambers 19100 44th Ave W Lynnwood WA 98036
MONDAY, JUNE
1, 2026
6:00 PM
1.
CALL TO ORDER
2.
ROLL CALL
3.
MAYOR COMMENTS
4.
COUNCIL COMMENTS
5.
COMMENTS AND QUESTIONS ON MEMO ITEMS
6.
WORK SESSION ITEMS
6.A
Budget Update from Development & Business Services Department; Parks, Recreation, and
Cultural Arts Department; and the Police Department
- 90 minutes
Ben Wolters, Director of Development and Business Services; Joel Faber,
Director of Parks, Recreation, and Cultural Arts; Coleman Langdon, Chief of
Police
6.B
Report Out: CNU and Strong Towns Conference
- 20 minutes
Council President Coelho and Council Member Wright
6.C
Briefing: Workforce Task Group Update
- 20 minutes
Council Vice President Escamilla, Council Member Owings, and Council Member
Wright
7.
NEW BUSINESS
8.
EXECUTIVE SESSION, AS NEEDED
LYNNWOOD CITY COUNCIL Work Session
ADJOURN
MEMOS FOR FUTURE ACTION
Contract Award -
RFP 4085 - Job Order Contracting Services
- 5 minutes
Eric Peterson, Parks Superintendent
Contract Supplement: 2027 Watermain Replacement Project
- 0 minutes
Pradip Kandel, Engineer and David Mach, City Engineer.
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Contract: Lift Station 14 Improvements Project Design Services
- 0 minutes
Erin Duleba, Project Manager and David Mach, City Engineer
Additional Construction Contract Authority 40th Ave Water Tank Repairs
- 0 minutes
Michael Whaley, Project Manager and David Mach, City Engineer
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CITY OF LYNNWOOD
CITY COUNCIL WORK SESSION MINUTES
June 1, 2026
1. CALL TO ORDER
The meeting was called to order at 6:00 pm.
2. ROLL CALL
Present
Mayor George Hurst
Council President Nick Coelho
Council Vice President Derica Escamilla
Councilmember Robert Leutwyler
Councilmember Isabel Mata
Councilmember Bryce Owings
Councilmember David Parshall
Councilmember Chelsea Wright
3. MAYOR COMMENTS
4. COUNCIL COMMENTS
5. COMMENTS AND QUESTIONS ON MEMO ITEMS
6. WORK SESSION ITEMS
6.A Department Budget Updates
Ben Wolters, Director of Development and Business Services; Karl
Almgren, Community Planning Manager; and Linda Montano,
Development and Business Services Manager; provided update on
Development and Business Services budget.
Joel Faber, Director of Parks, Recreation, and Cultural Arts; gave a
budget update for Parks.
Council took a break from 7:16 pm – 7:21 pm
Coleman Langdon, Chief of Police; and Curtis Zatylny, Deputy Chief of
Police; provided Council with budget updates for the Lynnwood Police
Department.
6.B CNU and Strong Towns Conference
Council President Coelho and Councilmember Wright shared insights from
the Congress for the New Urbanism (CNU) conference they recently
attended in Northwest Arkansas.
6.C Workforce Task Group Update
Councilmembers Owings, Wright, and Escamilla updated the Council on
their ongoing research and next steps for narrowing the group's focus.
7. NEW BUSINESS
7.A Flag Policy
Councilmember …
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Mon Jul 13, 2026
City Council
City Council to receive briefing on Critical Areas Ordinance update
The City Council will hold a work session to discuss the Critical Areas Ordinance update and boards and commissions. The meeting is primarily focused on briefings and discussions rather than final decisions.
- Briefing on Critical Areas Ordinance Update
- Discussion regarding Boards and Commissions
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✓ Decided: Lynnwood City Council holds work session on critical areas and traffic safety
The City Council held a work session to receive briefings on critical areas ordinance updates and the Vision Zero traffic safety strategy. Council members also discussed liaison roles for Boards and Commissions. No formal votes or decisions were recorded.
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City Hall Council Chambers 19100 44th Ave W Lynnwood WA 98036
MONDAY, JUNE 15, 2026
6:00 PM
1.
CALL TO ORDER
2.
ROLL CALL
3.
MAYOR COMMENTS
4.
COUNCIL COMMENTS
5.
COMMENTS AND QUESTIONS ON MEMO ITEMS
6.
WORK SESSION ITEMS
6.A
Briefing: Critical Areas Ordinance Update
- 45 minutes
Rebecca Samy, CFM, Principal Planner and Karl Almgren, AICP, Community
Planning Manager
6.B
Boards and Commissions Discussion
- 30 minutes
Nick Coelho, Council President
7.
NEW BUSINESS
8.
EXECUTIVE SESSION, AS NEEDED
LYNNWOOD CITY COUNCIL Work Session
ADJOURN
MEMOS FOR FUTURE ACTION
MEMOS FOR YOUR INFORMATION
1
06/15/2026
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CITY OF LYNNWOOD
CITY COUNCIL WORK SESSION MINUTES
June 15, 2026
1. CALL TO ORDER
The meeting was called to order at 6:00 pm.
2. ROLL CALL
Present
Mayor George Hurst
Council President Nick Coelho
Councilmember Robert Leutwyler
Councilmember Isabel Mata
Councilmember Bryce Owings
Councilmember David Parshall
Councilmember Chelsea Wright
Absent
Council Vice President Derica Escamilla
3. MAYOR COMMENTS
4. COUNCIL COMMENTS
5. COMMENTS AND QUESTIONS ON MEMO ITEMS
6. WORK SESSION ITEMS
6.A Briefing: Critical Areas Ordinance Update
Rebecca Samy, Principal Planner, and Karl Almgren, Community Planning
Manager, presented updates to critical areas focusing on buffer
requirements, permitting and regulatory changes for wetlands, streams
and hazardous areas.
6.B Boards and Commissions Discussion
Council discussed Boards and Commissions liaison roles and
expectations under LMC 2.24.090 and identified potential areas for
improvement, including clarification of responsibilities and onboarding
support.
7. NEW BUSINESS
7.A Vision Zero
Councilmember Leutwyler discussed the Vision Zero traffic safety
strategy, which aims to eliminate all traffic deaths and serious injuries by
designing streets, speeds, and policies so that human error does not
result in fatal or life-changing crashes. Staff and Council feedback was
requested to support development of an action plan.
ADJOURN
The meeting was adjourned at 7:20 pm.
Mon Jul 13, 2026
City Council
Council to hold public hearing on 2026 Comprehensive Plan Amendment List
The Lynnwood City Council will hold a public hearing on the 2026 Comprehensive Plan Amendment List (PAL), which guides future land use and development. The council will also consider several contracts, including job order contracting services and watermain replacement, and confirm youth council members. A briefing on the Economic Development Infrastructure Fund is scheduled.
- Public Hearing: 2026 Comprehensive Plan Amendment List (PAL)
- Contract Award - RFP 4085 - Job Order Contracting Services
- Contract Supplement: 2027 Watermain Replacement Project
- Youth Council Members Confirmations
- Briefing: Economic Development Infrastructure Fund (EDIF)
✓ Decided: Lynnwood City Council approves several infrastructure contracts and Youth Council members
The City Council appointed 15 members to the Youth Council and approved multiple infrastructure contracts via unanimous consent. The council also held a public hearing regarding the 2026 Comprehensive Plan Amendment List.
- Appointed 8 Youth Council members to positions #1-8 (7-0)
- Appointed 7 Youth Council members to positions #9-15 (7-0)
- Approved three not-to-exceed $4,000,000 contracts for Job Order Contracting Services to FORMA, Burton, and Centennial
- Approved contract supplement with Otak, Inc. for 2027 Watermain Replacement Project design services up to $300,144.74
- Approved contract with Wilson Engineering, LLC for Lift Station 14 Improvements Project design services up to $330,000.00
- Increased contract value for T. Bailey, LLC for 40th Ave W Water Tank repairs to a new total not to exceed $396,213.00
- Approved claims of $1,573,937.38 and payroll of $1,782,603.41
- Authorized grant application to the Washington State Historical Society Heritage Capital Project program
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City Hall Council Chambers 19100 44th Ave W Lynnwood WA 98036
MONDAY, JUNE
8, 2026
6:00 PM
1.
CALL TO ORDER
2.
FLAG SALUTE
3.
LAND ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
4.
ROLL CALL
5.
MESSAGES AND PAPERS FROM THE MAYOR
6.
WRITTEN COMMUNICATIONS AND PETITIONS
7.
PRESENTATIONS AND PROCLAMATIONS
7.A
Proclamation: Juneteenth
- 15 minutes
Council Member Chelsea Wright
8.
PUBLIC COMMENTS AND COMMUNICATIONS - up to 30 minutes
9.
COUNCIL COMMENTS AND ANNOUNCEMENTS
10.
PUBLIC HEARING
10.A
Public Hearing: 2026 Comprehensive Plan Amendment List (PAL)
- 15 minutes
Catherine Kato, Senior Planner
11.
APPROVAL OF MINUTES
11.A
Minutes Approval
- 5 minutes
12.
UNANIMOUS CONSENT AGENDA
12.A
Contract Award - RFP 4085 - Job Order Contracting Services
- 0 minutes
Eric Peterson, Parks Superintendent
12.B
Contract Supplement: 2027 Watermain Replacement Project
- 0 minutes
Pradip Kandel, Engineer and David Mach, City Engineer.
12.C
Contract: Lift Station 14 Improvements Project Design Services
- 0 minutes
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Erin Duleba, Project Manager and David Mach, City Engineer
12.D
Additional Construction Contract Authority: 40th Ave Water Tank Repairs
- 0
minutes
Michael Whaley, Project Manager and David Mach, City Engineer
12.E
Voucher Approval
- 0 minutes
Michelle Meyer, Finance Director
12.F
Resolution: Authorizing Grant Application to the Washington State Historical
Society.
- 0 minutes
Monica Thompson, P …
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CITY OF LYNNWOOD
CITY COUNCIL BUSINESS MEETING MINUTES
June 8, 2026
1. CALL TO ORDER
The meeting was called to order at 6:00 pm
2. FLAG SALUTE
3. LAND ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
4. ROLL CALL
Present:
Mayor George Hurst
Council President Nick Coelho
Council Vice President Derica Escamilla
Councilmember Robert Leutwyler
Councilmember Isabel Mata
Councilmember Bryce Owings
Councilmember David Parshall
Councilmember Chelsea Wright
City Attorney Soojin Kim
Moved by Council President Coelho to move item 13.A Youth Council Members
Confirmations to happen right after item 7.A Proclamation: Juneteenth. The
motion passed unanimously.
5. MESSAGES AND PAPERS FROM THE MAYOR
6. WRITTEN COMMUNICATIONS AND PETITIONS
No written communications were provided by community members.
7. PRESENTATIONS AND PROCLAMATIONS
7.A Proclamation: Juneteenth
Councilmember Wright read the proclamation for Juneteenth. The
proclamation was received by Edmonds College Executive Officer for
Administration Tiffany Mphebo, Edmonds College Executive Officer for
Community Relations Unathi Msipa, Sound Sports Performance and
Training LLC Owner Federick Brooks, Human Services Commission
Member Kresha Green, Andre Braxton, Northwest School for Deaf and
Hard of Hearing Student Ammon Wright, Mario Lotmore from the
Lynnwood Times, Olympia Edwards from Project Girl, Officer Burke from
the Lynnwood Police Department, City of Mountlake Terrace Mayor Steve
Woodard, The Access Project Preside …
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Thu Jul 9, 2026
Tourism Advisory Committee
Tourism committee to discuss 2027-2028 budget and Q2 meetup
The Lynnwood Tourism Advisory Committee will hold a regular meeting to discuss the Q2 Tourism Meetup and continue brainstorming the 2027-2028 budget. Staff will also provide DMO research updates and address a vacancy on the committee.
- Q2 Tourism Meetup discussion (20 min)
- 2027-2028 Budget Brainstorm Continuation (20 min)
- DMO Research Updates (15 min)
- Position 8 Vacancy (10 min)
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✓ Decided: Tourism Advisory Committee approves April meeting minutes
The committee approved the minutes from the April 9, 2026, meeting. Members discussed tourism trends, including lower-than-expected FIFA World Cup impact on hotel occupancy and June revenue declines. No other formal actions were taken.
- Approved April 9, 2026 minutes
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Lynnwood Recreation Center
Conference Room 105
18900 44th Avenue W Lynnwood, WA 98036
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THURSDAY, MAY 14, 2026
8:00 AM
1.
Call to Order
2.
Roll Call
2.A
Roll Call:
Chairperson Isabel Mata
Committee Member Chip Peterson
Committee Member Janet Pope
Committee Member Frank Percival
Committee Member Anthony Angel
Committee Member Jerry Irwin
- 5 minutes
3.
Approval of Minutes
3.A
Approval of Minutes, April 9, 2026
- 5 minutes
4.
Public Comments
5.
Reports from Committee Members
6.
General Discussion
6.A
Q2 Tourism Meetup
- 20 minutes
Ryan Bush, Tourism Project Manager
6.B
2027-2028 Budget Brainstorm Continuation
- 20 minutes
LYNNWOOD TOURISM ADVISORY COMMITTEE - regular Tourism
Advisory Committee meeting
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Ryan Bush, Tourism Project Manager
7.
Staff Reports
7.A
DMO Research Updates
- 15 minutes
Ryan Bush, Tourism Project Manager
7.B
Position 8 Vacancy
- 10 minutes
Ryan Bush, Tourism Project Manager
Adjournment
2
05/14/2026
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ACTION MINUTES
LYNNWOOD TOURISM ADVISORY COMMITTEE
Lynnwood Development & Business Services
May 14, 2026, | 8:00 AM
1. Call to Order
Chairperson Isabel Mata called the meeting to order at 8:00 AM.
2. Roll Call
2.A Roll Call
Committee Members Present:
Chairperson Isabel Mata
Committee Member Janet Pope
Committee Member Frank Percival
Committee Member Jerry Irwin
Committee Member Emily Sorenson
Committee Member Anthony Angel
Committee Member Chip Peterson
Committee Members Absent:
Staff:
Tourism Manager Ryan Bush
Development & Business Services Director Ben
Wolters
Community Planning Manager Karl Almgren
3. Approval of Minutes
3.A Approval of Minutes, April 9, 2026
Committee Member Pope motioned to approve the minutes as written and was
seconded by Committee Member Sorenson. Committee Member Percival abstained
as he was not in attendance at the April Meeting.
4. Public Comments
There were no public comments during this meeting.
5. Reports from Committee Members
Committee Member Percival announced that the Lynnwood Events & Experiences
Map would be launched within the month. They were also launching the separate
FIFA activated events calendar within the coming weeks.
Committee Member Pope shared that they made about $913,000 more than they
spent in Q1, and that they’re working closely with the City to design the Ring Road
as the first design phase. They also brought in some resident groups to …
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Thu Jul 9, 2026
History and Heritage Board
History Board to plan July 11 Heritage Day, water tower exhibit
The Lynnwood History & Heritage Board will discuss updates on signal box wraps, an archiving project, and plans for History & Heritage Day on July 11. They will also review school field trip bus grants and the America250 water tower exhibit. The meeting includes approval of April minutes and staff reports.
- Signal box wraps, trash can murals, and future mural designs
- Archiving project partially funded by county grant
- History & Heritage Day scheduled for July 11 at Heritage Park
- School field trip bus grants discussion
- America250 water tower model exhibit for July 11 completion
✓ Decided: History & Heritage Board approves April meeting minutes
The board approved the minutes from the April meeting. Members discussed preparations for History & Heritage Day on July 11 and an archiving project using OMEKA. Staff provided updates on the City Center Park open house and signal box murals.
- Approved April minutes (unanimous)
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The public is invited to attend. Parking and meeting rooms are accessible for persons with disabilit ies.
Contact the City at 425-670-5502 with 24-hours advance notice for special accommodations.
Land Acknowledgement: “We acknowledge that the City of Lynnwood is located on the traditional lands of the Snohomish
People and the confederation of Tulalip Tribes and their families. For generations, these Indigenous communities have lived
on this land, and we recognize, support, and advocate alongside them.
We also acknowledge the forced removal of Indigenous communities from their Homelands as a result of the 1855 Treaty of
Point Elliott. We understand that Land Acknowledgements are only the first step in our efforts to support Coast Salish tribes
and educate non-Natives about their lived history. We strive to achieve this through building relationships with Indigenous
communities, supporting Indigenous commerce, government-to-government partnerships, and lifting indigenous voices to
create equity for all.
Through these actions, we hope to not only pay respect to the past but also collaborate in creating a sustainable future,
hand in hand with the first protectors of our shared environment”.
CITY OF LYNNWOOD HISTORY & HERITAGE BOARD (HHB)
AGENDA
4:30 – 6PM, TUESDAY, MAY 12, 2026
PHYSICAL LOCATION: Rec Center, Conference Room 105
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CITY OF LYNNWOOD HISTORY & HERITAGE BOARD (HHB)
MINUTES
4:30 – 6:00PM, TUESDAY, May 12, 2026
PHYSICAL LOCATION: Rec Center, Conference Room 105
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10. CALL TO ORDER - Meeting called to order at 4:33 pm by J. Lord
20. ROLL CALL
Vacant, Position #1 ✓ Chelsea Wright, Council Liaison
✓ Cory Palmer, Position #2 TBD, Arts Commission
E Linda Finkle, Position #3 TBD, Parks Board
Vacant, Position #4
✓ Joanne Lord, Position #5, LAMHA, Chair ✓ Fred Wong, Community Programs
Coordinator
E Jeanne Rogers, Position #6, docent Eric Peterson, Park Operations
Superintendent
✓ Cheri Ryan, Position #7, LAMHA, Vice
Chair Joel Faber, PRCA Director
Marielle Harrington,
Healthy Communities Supervisor
30. APPROVAL OF MINUTES – April minutes; motion made by C. Ryan and seconded by C.
Palmer – motion passed unanimously.
40. BOARD MEMBER & COMMITTEE REPORTS
• Kindergarten field trip with 3 groups was wonderful.
• Trolley talk on May 23.
• Quail Park tour group is coming.
• Visitors are coming to Heritage Park, finding out about it from the web, including free
things to do, and even where to find the perfect tree.
50. CITIZEN COMMENTS
None
60. STAFF REPORT
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Mon Jul 6, 2026
Civil Service Commission
Commission to confirm police and custody eligibility lists
The Civil Service Commission is meeting to approve minutes from previous sessions. The body will also review and confirm several entry eligibility lists for police and custody positions.
- Confirmation of May 12, May 19, May 26, and June 2, 2026 Entry Police Eligibility Lists
- Confirmation of May 19 and May 26, 2026 Entry Custody Eligibility Lists
- Approval of May 6, 2026 meeting minutes
- Approval of May 14, 2026 special meeting minutes
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✓ Decided: Civil Service Commission confirms police and custody eligibility lists
The Commission approved the meeting minutes from May 6 and May 14, 2026. Members also confirmed several entry eligibility lists for police and custody personnel dated between May 12 and June 2, 2026.
- Approved May 6, 2026 meeting minutes (2-0)
- Approved May 14, 2026 special meeting minutes (2-0)
- Confirmed May 12, 2026 Entry Police Eligibility List (2-0)
- Confirmed May 19, 2026 Entry Police Eligibility List (2-0)
- Confirmed May 26, 2026 Entry Police Eligibility List (2-0)
- Confirmed June 2, 2026 Entry Police Eligibility List (3-0)
- Confirmed May 19, 2026 Entry Custody Eligibility List (2-0)
- Confirmed May 26, 2026 Entry Custody Eligibility List (2-0)
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WEDNESDAY, JUNE
3, 2026
4:30 PM
1.
Call to Order
2.
Roll Call
3.
Approve Minutes
3.A
Approve meeting minutes from the May 6, 2026 Civil Service Commission
Meeting
- 5 minutes
3.B
Approve meeting minutes from the May 14, 2026 Special Civil Service Meeting
-
5 minutes
4.
New Business
4.A
Confirmation of the May 12, 2026 Entry Police Eligibility List - Presenter Connor
- 5 minutes
4.B
Confirmation of the May 19, 2026 Entry Police Eligibility List - Presenter Connor
- 5 minutes
4.C
Confirmation of the May 26, 2026 Entry Police Eligibility List - Presenter Connor
- 5 minutes
4.D
Confirmation of the June 2, 2026 Entry Police Eligibility List - Presenter Connor
-
5 minutes
4.E
Confirmation of the May 19, 2026 Entry Custody Eligibility List - Presenter
Connor
- 5 minutes
4.F
Confirmation of the May 26, 2026 Entry Custody Eligibility List - Presenter
Connor
- 5 minutes
5.
Old Business
6.
Upcoming Events
7.
Comments for the Good of the Order
LYNNWOOD CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION - Regular CSC meeting
1
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8.
Adjournment
2
06/03/2026
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CITY OF LYNNWOOD
CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION - REGULAR CSC MEETING MINUTES
June 3, 2026
1. Call to Order
Commission Chair Kent Landrum called the June 3, 2026 Civil Service
Commission meeting to order at 4:31pm.
2. Roll Call
Kent Landrum and Ed dos Remedios were in attendance at the June 3, 2026 Civil
Service Commission Meeting. Myrle Carner was absent from the meeting.
Present:
Chair Kent Landrum
Secretary Annie Vandenkooy
Ed dos Remedios
HR Sr Analyst Darlene Connor
Absent:
Vice Chair Myrle Carner
Commander Scott Dilworth
3. Approve Minutes
3.A Approve meeting minutes from the May 6, 2026 Civil Service Commission
Meeting
Moved by Ed dos Remedios; seconded by Kent Landrum to Approve Motion to
approve the May 6, 2026 Civil Service Commission Meeting. Motion Passed:
2- 0
Voting For: Ed dos Remedios, Kent Landrum
Voting Against: None
Moved by Ed dos Remedios; seconded by Kent Landrum to Approve Motion to
approve the May 6, 2026 Civil Service Commission Meeting. Motion Passed:
2- 0
Voting For: Ed dos Remedios, Kent Landrum
Voting Against: None
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3.B Approve meeting minutes from the May 14, 2026 Special Civil Service Meeting
Moved by Ed dos Remedios; seconded by Kent Landrum to Approve Motion to
approve the May 14, 2026 Special Civil Service Meeting. Motion Passed: 2- 0
Voting For: Ed dos Remedios, Kent Landrum
Voting Against: None
Moved by Ed dos Remedios; seconded by Kent Landrum to Approve Motion to
approve the …
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Thu Jun 25, 2026
Human Services Commission
Commission to discuss summer tabling events and opioid RFP updates
The Lynnwood Human Services Commission will hold a regular meeting to discuss summer tabling events and receive updates on the opioid RFP process. The agenda includes public comments, commissioner comments, and a council liaison report. No votes or decisions are listed; items are marked as discussion only.
- Discussion of summer tabling events (15 min)
- Opioid RFP updates (15 min)
- Staff liaison report (15 min)
- Council liaison report (15 min)
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✓ Decided: Human Services Commission approves April 2026 meeting minutes
The commission approved the minutes from the April 2026 meeting. Staff provided updates on opioid settlement fund contracts and upcoming community outreach events. No other substantive votes were taken.
- Approved April 2026 Minutes (4-0)
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Lynnwood Recreation Center
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WEDNESDAY, MAY 27, 2026
6:00 PM
A.
Call to Order
B.
Roll Call
C.
Approval of Minutes
C.1
Approve April 2026 Minutes
- 5 minutes
LYNNWOOD HUMAN SERVICES COMMISSION - regular Human
Services Commission meeting
Land Acknowledgement
We acknowledge that the City of Lynnwood is located on the traditional lands of the Snohomish Tribe and the
confederation of Tulalip Tribes and their families. For generations, these Indigenous communities have lived on
this land, and we recognize, support, and advocate alongside them.
We also acknowledge the forced removal of Indigenous communities from their Homelands as a result of the
1855 Treaty of Point Elliott. We understand that Land Acknowledgements are only the first step in our efforts to
support Coast Salish tribes and educate non-Natives about their lived history. We strive to achieve this through
building relationships with Indigenous communities, supporting Indigenous commerce, government-to-
government partnerships, and lifting indigenous voices to create equity for all.
Through these actions, we hope …
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A.
Call to Order
B.
Roll Call
Present:
Member Caroline Judd-Herzfeldt
Vice Chair Alex Milvae
Chair Heather Alder
Member Cody Haight
Absent:
Member Kresha Green
Member Vanessa Villavicencio
Also in attendance: Kyle Ward, Staff Liaison Robert Leutwyler, Council Liaison
C.
Approval of Minutes
C.1
Approve April 2026 Minutes
Moved by Caroline Judd-Herzfeldt; seconded by Heather Alder to Approve
Motion to Approve April 2026 Minutes
.
Motion Passed: 4- 0
Voting For: Caroline Judd-Herzfeldt, Alex Milvae, Heather Alder, Cody Haight
Voting Against: None
D.
Public Comments
No public comments.
E.
Commissioner Comments
Commissioner Alder informed the commission that the Lynnwood Neighborhood Center
is hosting a fundraising event at the end of June. There is a $15 cost to attend, and the
LNC is also looking for volunteers to support during the event.
CITY OF LYNNWOOD
HUMAN SERVICES COMMISSION - REGULAR HUMAN SERVICES COMMISSION
MEETING MINUTES
May 27, 2026
Land Acknowledgement
1
F.
Discussion/Action Items
F.1
Summer Tabling Events
Staff Liaison Ward informed the commission about upcoming events and
outreach opportunities, including Juneteenth on June 19th, Meet Me at the Park
throughout July, and Fair on 44th in September. A shared spreadsheet
document was created for commissioners to review opportunities and sign up for
volunteering.
Commissioner Alder asked if the HSC would be participating in National Night
Out in August, and the Staff Liaison will follow up with mo …
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Thu Jun 18, 2026
City Council
Council to hear Sno-Isle Libraries, forestry grant, park capital, and food vendor briefings
The Lynnwood City Council will hold a work session to receive presentations and briefings on four topics: Sno-Isle Libraries services, a South Lynnwood forestry grant program, the 2026 Park Capital Program update, and a proposed mobile food vendor ordinance. Council liaisons will also deliver reports. No votes are scheduled; this is a discussion-only meeting.
- Sno-Isle Libraries Presentation (30 min) by Eric Howard and Mel Delaney
- South Lynnwood Forestry Grant Program Briefing (30 min) by Eric Peterson and Molly Henderson
- Park Capital Program Update 2026 (45 min) by Monica Thompson
- Briefing: Mobile Food Vendor Ordinance (45 min) by Brian Kirk and Karl Almgren
- Council Liaison Reports (20 min)
✓ Decided: City Council holds work session on library, forestry, and park programs
The City Council conducted a work session consisting of presentations and briefings. No substantive votes or policy decisions were recorded; the session focused on information gathering regarding city services and proposed ordinances.
- Approved motion to extend the meeting to the end of the agenda
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City Hall Council Chambers 19100 44th Ave W Lynnwood WA 98036
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 15, 2026
6:00 PM
1.
CALL TO ORDER
2.
ROLL CALL
3.
MAYOR COMMENTS
4.
COUNCIL COMMENTS
5.
COMMENTS AND QUESTIONS ON MEMO ITEMS
6.
WORK SESSION ITEMS
6.A
Sno-Isle Libraries Presentation
- 30 minutes
Eric Howard, Executive Director, and Mel Delaney, Lynnwood Library Manager
6.B
South Lynnwood Forestry Grant Program Briefing
- 30 minutes
Eric Peterson, Parks Maintenance Superintendent and Molly Henderson, Urban
Forester
6.C
Park Capital Program Update 2026
- 45 minutes
Monica Thompson, Planning Superintendent
6.D
Briefing: Mobile Food Vendor Ordinance
- 45 minutes
Brian Kirk, Planner, and Karl Almgren, AICP, Community Planning Manager
6.E
Council Liaison Reports
- 20 minutes
Council Liaisons
7.
NEW BUSINESS
LYNNWOOD CITY COUNCIL Work Session
ADJOURN
1
04/15/2026
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CITY OF LYNNWOOD
CITY COUNCIL WORK SESSION MINUTES
April 15, 2026
1. CALL TO ORDER
The meeting was called to order at 6:00 pm.
2. ROLL CALL
Present
Mayor George Hurst
Council President Nick Coelho
Council Vice President Derica Escamilla – arrived at 6:04pm
Councilmember Robert Leutwyler
Councilmember Isabel Mata
Councilmember Bryce Owings
Councilmember David Parshall
Councilmember Chelsea Wright
3. MAYOR COMMENTS
4. COUNCIL COMMENTS
5. COMMENTS AND QUESTIONS ON MEMO ITEMS
6. WORK SESSION ITEMS
6.A Sno-Isle Libraries Presentation
Eric Howard, Executive Director, and Mel Delaney, Lynnwood Library
Manager provided a presentation on Sno-Isle Libraries vision, impact,
programs and connection with our community.
6.B South Lynnwood Forestry Grant Program Briefing
Eric Peterson, Parks Maintenance Superintendent, and Molly Henderson,
Urban Forester, gave a presentation on the grant program and impact in
the South Lynnwood area and the objectives and outcomes of the
program.
6.C Park Capital Program Update 2026
Monica Thompson, Park Planning Superintendent, presented an overview
of the Parks Capital Program, including how projects align with the
Comprehensive Plan, Master Project List, and Capital Facilities Plan. She
also explained project prioritization, budget development, identification of
funding sources and grant opportunities, and the Council’s role in
contracts and budget decisions.
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Thu Jun 18, 2026
City Council
Council to discuss federal priorities with lobbyist, appoint DEI commissioner
The Lynnwood City Council will hear a 45-minute presentation from lobbyist Mark Dedrick on federal priorities, followed by a 30-minute interview and potential appointment of Nikshiptha Reddy Kura to the DEI Commission. The meeting also includes proclamations for Arbor Day and Volunteer Week, and approval of several contracts including a sewer main improvements project and a water tank project.
- Federal priorities discussion with lobbyist Mark Dedrick (Summit Strategies)
- Interview and appointment of DEI Commission applicant Nikshiptha Reddy Kura
- Contract award for WWTP Primary Clarifier diamond plate support and chlorine tank ladder replacement (ITB 4021)
- Final contract acceptance for 40th Ave Water Tank Improvements Phase 2
- Contract for Scriber Creek Corridor Sewer Main Improvements Project
✓ Decided: City Council approves $7.2M in payments and several wastewater plant contracts
The City Council approved over $7.2 million in claims and payroll. They authorized multiple contracts for wastewater treatment and sewer improvements and appointed a new member to the DEI Commission.
- Approved claims of $3,604,468.36 and payrolls totaling $3,566,374.03 (unanimous)
- Approved $126,720 purchase of SciCorp International's Biologic Sludge Deodorizing Agent (unanimous)
- Approved $125,268 contract with Combined Construction for wastewater treatment plant updates (unanimous)
- Authorized Mayor to sign the Six Remnant Settlement Opioid Settlement Agreement Participation Form (unanimous)
- Granted final contract acceptance for 40th Ave Water Tank Improvements Phase 2 (unanimous)
- Approved design services contract with BHC Consultants, LLC up to $460,000 for Scriber Creek Corridor Sewer Main Improvements (unanimous)
- Appointed Nikshiptha Reddy Kura to DEI Commission Position 5 through December 31, 2029 (unanimous)
- Approved minutes from February 21, March 17, March 18, and March 23, 2026 meetings (unanimous)
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City Hall Council Chambers 19100 44th Ave W Lynnwood WA 98036
MONDAY, APRIL 13, 2026
6:00 PM
1.
CALL TO ORDER
2.
FLAG SALUTE
3.
LAND ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
4.
ROLL CALL
5.
MESSAGES AND PAPERS FROM THE MAYOR
6.
WRITTEN COMMUNICATIONS AND PETITIONS
7.
PRESENTATIONS AND PROCLAMATIONS
7.A
Proclamation: Arbor Day
- 10 minutes
Council Vice President Derica Escamilla
7.B
Proclamation: Volunteer Week
- 10 minutes
Council President Nick Coelho
8.
PUBLIC COMMENTS AND COMMUNICATIONS - up to 30 minutes
9.
COUNCIL COMMENTS AND ANNOUNCEMENTS
10.
APPROVAL OF MINUTES
10.A
Minutes Approval
- 5 minutes
Darcy Kirschner, Interim City Clerk
11.
UNANIMOUS CONSENT AGENDA
11.A
Voucher Approval
- 0 minutes
Michelle Meyer, Finance Director
11.B
Waiver of Competition: WWTP Biologic Sludge Deodorizing Agent
- 0 minutes
Tanner Boyle, WWTP Supervisor
11.C
Contract Award: Small Works Roster - ITB 4021 - WWTP Primary Clarifier
Diamond Plate Support and Chlorine Tank Ladder Replacement
- 0 minutes
LYNNWOOD CITY COUNCIL Business Meeting
1
04/13/2026
Tanner Boyle, WWTP Supervisor
11.D
Agreement: Additional Opioid Settlement Agreement Participation Form (Six
Remnant Defendants Settlement)
- 0 minutes
Lynn D. Sordel, Interim Assistant City Administrator
11.E
Final Contract Acceptance: 40th Ave Water Tank Improvements Phase 2
- 0
minutes
Mike Whaley, Project Manager and David Mach, City Engineer
11.F
Contract: Scriber Creek Corridor Sewer Main Improve …
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CITY OF LYNNWOOD
CITY COUNCIL BUSINESS MEETING MINUTES
April 13, 2026
1. CALL TO ORDER
The meeting was called to order at 6:00 pm
2. FLAG SALUTE
3. LAND ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
4. ROLL CALL
Present:
Mayor George Hurst
Council President Nick Coelho
Council Vice President Derica Escamilla
Councilmember Robert Leutwyler
Councilmember Isabel Mata
Councilmember Bryce Owings
Councilmember David Parshall
Councilmember Chelsea Wright
City Attorney Lisa Marshall
Moved by Council President Coelho to amend agenda item 12.A Federal
Priorities with Lobbyist Partner Mark Dedrick to be moved to follow item 7.B
Proclamation: Volunteer Week. The motion passed unanimously.
5. MESSAGES AND PAPERS FROM THE MAYOR
6. WRITTEN COMMUNICATIONS AND PETITIONS
Written communications were provided by 1 community member.
7. PRESENTATIONS AND PROCLAMATIONS
7.A Proclamation: Arbor Day
Councilmember Escamilla read the proclamation for Arbor Day. The
proclamation was received by Quinn Van Order, David Barder, Katie
McKeown and Holly Hernandez of the Parks and Recreation Board and
Environmental & Surface Water Education and Outreach Specialist
Darlene Stokes.
7.B Proclamation: Volunteer Week
Council President Nick Coelho read the proclamation for Volunteer Week.
The proclamation was received by Lynnwood Police Department
volunteers Cheryl Surridge, Jan Dahlgaard and Alice Hanh, History &
Heritage Board Chair Joanna Lord, Human Services Commission Chair
Alex Milvae, Arts …
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Thu Jun 18, 2026
City Council
Council to discuss Opportunity Zones 2.0 and interview city administrator candidates
The Lynnwood City Council will hold a work session to discuss Opportunity Zones 2.0 and conduct interviews for the Assistant City Administrator position in executive session. Several future action items are also noted, including contracts for sewer and water projects and an opioid settlement agreement.
- Discussion: Opportunity Zones 2.0 (20 minutes)
- Executive session for Assistant City Administrator interviews (120 minutes)
- Contract Award: WWTP Primary Clarifier Diamond Plate Support and Chlorine Tank Ladder Replacement
- Contract: Scriber Creek Corridor Sewer Main Improvements Project
- Agreement: Additional Opioid Settlement Agreement Participation Form (Six Remnant Defendants Settlement)
✓ Decided: Lynnwood City Council held work session on Opportunity Zones and labor task force
The City Council conducted a work session featuring a presentation on the Opportunity Zone program. Members discussed seeking leadership for a labor task force. No formal votes or legislative decisions were recorded.
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City Hall Council Chambers 19100 44th Ave W Lynnwood WA 98036
MONDAY, APRIL
6, 2026
6:00 PM
1.
CALL TO ORDER
2.
ROLL CALL
3.
MAYOR COMMENTS
4.
COUNCIL COMMENTS
5.
COMMENTS AND QUESTIONS ON MEMO ITEMS
6.
WORK SESSION ITEMS
6.A
Discussion: Opportunity Zones 2.0
- 20 minutes
Sarah Cho, City Center Program Manager
7.
NEW BUSINESS
8.
EXECUTIVE SESSION, AS NEEDED
8.A
Executive Session: City Council Interviews for Assistant City Administrator
Candidates pursuant RCW 42.30.110(1)(g)
- 120 minutes
Annie Vandenkooy, Human Resources Director & Lena Hopkins, Human
Resources Analyst
LYNNWOOD CITY COUNCIL Work Session
ADJOURN
MEMOS FOR FUTURE ACTION
Waiver of Competition: WWTP Biologic Sludge Deodorizing Agent
- 0 minutes
Tanner Boyle, Treatment Plant Supervisor
Final Contract Acceptance: 40th Ave Water Tank Improvements Phase 2
- 0 minutes
Mike Whaley, Project Manager and David Mach, City Engineer
Contract Award: Small Works Roster: ITB 4021 - WWTP Primary Clarifier Diamond
Plate Support and Chlorine Tank Ladder Replacement
- 0 minutes
Tanner Boyle, WWTP Supervisor
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04/06/2026
Contract: Scriber Creek Corridor Sewer Main Improvements Project
- 0 minutes
Erin Duleba, Project Manager and David Mach, City Engineer
Agreement: Additional Opioid Settlement Agreement Participation Form (Six Remnant
Defendants Settlement)
- 0 minutes
Lynn D. Sordel, Interim Assistant City Administrator
2
04/06/2026
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CITY OF LYNNWOOD
CITY COUNCIL WORK SESSION MINUTES
April 6, 2026
1. CALL TO ORDER
The meeting was called to order at 6:00 pm.
2. ROLL CALL
Present
Mayor George Hurst
Council President Nick Coelho
Council Vice President Derica Escamilla
Councilmember Robert Leutwyler
Councilmember Isabel Mata
Councilmember Bryce Owings
Councilmember David Parshall
Councilmember Chelsea Wright
3. MAYOR COMMENTS
4. COUNCIL COMMENTS
5. COMMENTS AND QUESTIONS ON MEMO ITEMS
6. WORK SESSION ITEMS
6.A Discussion: Opportunity Zones (OZ) 2.0 - 20 minutes Sarah Cho, City Center
Program Manager
Sarah Cho provided a presentation on the Opportunity Zone program and its
history.
7. NEW BUSINESS
7.A Labor Task Force
There was a discussion to seek information as to who may be interested in
heading a labor task force.
8. EXECUTIVE SESSION Assistant City Administrator Interviews pursuant RCW
42.30.110(1)(g)
ADJOURN
The meeting was adjourned at 6:48 p.m. and Executive Session concluded at 8:45 p.m.
Thu Jun 18, 2026
Human Services Commission
Human Services Commission to review community grant applications
The Lynnwood Human Services Commission will discuss a City Advisory Body Member Training Module and review Human Services Community Grant applications. The meeting includes public comments, commissioner comments, and reports from the staff liaison and council liaison.
- City Advisory Body Member Training Module discussion (45 minutes)
- Human Services Community Grant Review (20 minutes)
- Approval of March 2026 minutes
- Staff Liaison Report (10 minutes)
- Council Liaison Report (10 minutes)
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✓ Decided: Human Services Commission approves March 2026 meeting minutes
The Commission approved the minutes from the March 2026 meeting. Staff provided an update on the Human Services Community Grant final draft and confirmed all commissioners completed the City Advisory Body Member Training Module.
- Approved March 2026 Minutes (5-0)
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Lynnwood Recreation Center
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WEDNESDAY, APRIL 22, 2026
6:00 PM
A.
Call to Order
B.
Roll Call
C.
Approval of Minutes
C.1
Approve March 2026 Minutes
- 5 minutes
LYNNWOOD HUMAN SERVICES COMMISSION - regular Human
Services Commission meeting
Land Acknowledgement
We acknowledge that the City of Lynnwood is located on the traditional lands of the Snohomish Tribe and the
confederation of Tulalip Tribes and their families. For generations, these Indigenous communities have lived on
this land, and we recognize, support, and advocate alongside them.
We also acknowledge the forced removal of Indigenous communities from their Homelands as a result of the
1855 Treaty of Point Elliott. We understand that Land Acknowledgements are only the first step in our efforts to
support Coast Salish tribes and educate non-Natives about their lived history. We strive to achieve this through
building relationships with Indigenous communities, supporting Indigenous commerce, government-to-
government partnerships, and lifting indigenous voices to create equity for all.
Through these actions, we ho …
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A.
Call to Order
B.
Roll Call
Present:
Member Caroline Judd-Herzfeldt
Member Kresha Green
Vice Chair Alex Milvae
Chair Heather Alder
Member Cody Haight
Absent:
Member Vanessa Villavicencio
Also in attendance: Councilmember Robert Leutwyler
Staff Kyle Ward, Human Services
Coordinator
Staff Marielle Harrington, Healthy Communities Manager
C.
Approval of Minutes
C.1
Approve March 2026 Minutes
Moved by Cody Haight; seconded by Heather Alder to Approve
Motion to
approve April 2026 Minutes
.
Motion Passed: 5- 0
Voting For: Caroline Judd-Herzfeldt, Alex Milvae, Heather Alder, Kresha Green,
Cody Haight
Voting Against: None
D.
Public Comments
No public comments
E.
Commissioner Comments
Judd-Herzfeldt requested a response from City Council
regarding
an inquiry on the CRC.
CITY OF LYNNWOOD
HUMAN SERVICES COMMISSION - REGULAR HUMAN SERVICES COMMISSION
MEETING MINUTES
April 22, 2026
Land Acknowledgement
1
F.
Discussion/Action Items
F.1
City Advisory Body Member Training Module
City Advisory Body Member Training Module – 45 minutes Kyle Ward, Staff Liaison
Staff Ward introduced the City Advisory Body Member Training Module to Commission.
All commissioners are now up to date on their training.
F.2
Human Services Community Grant Review
Staff Ward provided an overview of the final draft of the HSCG. He will incorporate final
suggested edits and prepare for the grant application to launch June 1.
G.
Other Business/Reports
G.1
Staff Liaison Report
Staff Ward shared …
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Thu Jun 18, 2026
City Council
Council to discuss Opportunity Zones, DADUs, and flag policy
The Lynnwood City Council will hold a work session to discuss several items, including a resolution on Opportunity Zones 2.0, a briefing on pre-approved detached accessory dwelling units (DADUs), the 2026 Comprehensive Plan Amendment List, an interim paid surface parking ordinance, and a policy on the use and display of flags. No final decisions are expected during this work session.
- Opportunity Zones 2.0 Draft Resolution
- Briefing: Pre-approved Detached Accessory Dwelling Units (DADUs)
- Briefing: 2026 Comprehensive Plan Amendment List (PAL)
- Briefing: Interim Paid Surface Parking Ordinance
- Briefing: Use and Display of U.S. Flag, State Flag, and Other Flags Policy
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✓ Decided: City Council held work session on housing, zoning, and flag policies
The City Council conducted a work session consisting of briefings and discussions. No formal votes or decisions were recorded for the items presented.
- Discussed Opportunity Zones 2.0 draft resolution
- Received briefing on pre-approved Detached Accessory Dwelling Units (DADUs)
- Received overview of 2026 Comprehensive Plan Amendment List (PAL)
- Received update on interim paid surface parking ordinance
- Discussed policy for use and display of U.S., state, and other flags
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City Hall Council Chambers 19100 44th Ave W Lynnwood WA 98036
MONDAY, MAY
4, 2026
6:15 PM
1.
CALL TO ORDER
2.
ROLL CALL
3.
MAYOR COMMENTS
4.
COUNCIL COMMENTS
5.
COMMENTS AND QUESTIONS ON MEMO ITEMS
6.
WORK SESSION ITEMS
6.A
Opportunity Zones 2.0 Draft Resolution
- 10 minutes
Sarah Cho, City Center Program Manager
6.B
Briefing: Pre-approved Detached Accessory Dwelling Units (DADUs)
- 20
minutes
Catherine Kato, Senior Planner and Karl Almgren, AICP, Community Planning
Manager
6.C
Briefing: 2026 Comprehensive Plan Amendment List (PAL)
- 10 minutes
Catherine Kato, Senior Planner
6.D
Briefing: Interim Paid Surface Parking Ordinance
- 10 minutes
Zack Spencer, Planner; Karl Almgren, AICP, Communnity Planning Manager
6.E
Briefing: Use and Display of U.S. Flag, State Flag, and Other Flags Policy
- 45
minutes
Joel Faber, Parks, Recreation and Cultural Arts Director
7.
NEW BUSINESS
LYNNWOOD CITY COUNCIL Work Session
ADJOURN
MEMOS FOR FUTURE ACTION
MEMOS FOR YOUR INFORMATION
1
05/04/2026
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CITY OF LYNNWOOD
CITY COUNCIL WORK SESSION MINUTES
May 04, 2026
1. CALL TO ORDER
The meeting was called to order at 6:15 pm.
2. ROLL CALL
Present
Mayor George Hurst
Council President Nick Coelho
Council Vice President Derica Escamilla
Councilmember Robert Leutwyler
Councilmember Isabel Mata
Councilmember Bryce Owings
Councilmember David Parshall
Councilmember Chelsea Wright
3. MAYOR COMMENTS
4. COUNCIL COMMENTS
5. COMMENTS AND QUESTIONS ON MEMO ITEMS
6. WORK SESSION ITEMS
6.A OPPORTUNITY ZONES 2.0 DRAFT RESOLUTION
Sarah Cho, City Center Program Manager, presented a draft resolution to
Council for discussion and provided updates and asked Council for
feedback or recommendations.
6.B BRIEFING: PRE-APPROVED DETACHED ACCESSORY DWELLING
UNITS (DADUs)
Karl Almgren, AICP, Community Planning Manager, gave a presentation
on DADUs, how DADUs can increase housing supply, programs featuring
pre-approved plans, site development considerations, and streamlined
checklists.
6.C BRIEFING: 2026 COMPREHENSIVE PLAN AMENDMENT LIST (PAL)
Karl Almgren, AICP, Community Planning Manager, provided an overview
of the 2026 Comprehensive Plan Amendment List, including the annual
amendment process, opportunities for public comment, review procedures
and criteria, and the timeline for an upcoming public hearing.
6.D BRIEFING: INTERIM PAID SURFACE PARKING ORDINANCE
Zack Spencer, Planner, and Karl Almgren, AICP, Community Planning
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Thu Jun 18, 2026
City Council
Council to consider confirmation of Assistant City Administrator
The Lynnwood City Council will hold a special business meeting to consider the confirmation of an Assistant City Administrator, as proposed by Mayor George Hurst. The meeting will begin with an executive session to discuss personnel matters. No other business items are scheduled.
- Executive session for personnel matters under RCW 42.30.110(1)(g)
- Assistant City Administrator confirmation vote or discussion
✓ Decided: Lynnwood City Council confirms Monisha Harrell as Assistant City Administrator
The City Council held a special business meeting to confirm a personnel appointment. The council unanimously approved the appointment of Monisha Harrell to the Assistant City Administrator position.
- Confirmed Monisha Harrell for Assistant City Administrator (7-0)
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City Hall Council Chambers 19100 44th Ave W Lynnwood WA 98036
MONDAY, MAY
4, 2026
5:45 PM
1.
CALL TO ORDER AND FLAG SALUTE
2.
ROLL CALL
3.
EXECUTIVE SESSION
3.A
Executive Session - Personnel Matters Pursuant to RCW 42.30.110(1)(g).
- 10
minutes
Annie Vandenkooy, Director of Human Resources
4.
NEW BUSINESS
4.A
Assistant City Administrator Confirmation
- 15 minutes
George Hurst, Mayor
5.
Adjournment
LYNNWOOD CITY COUNCIL Special Business Meeting
1
05/04/2026
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CITY OF LYNNWOOD
CITY COUNCIL SPECIAL BUSINESS MEETING MINUTES
MAY 4, 2026
1. CALL TO ORDER AND FLAG SALUTE
The meeting was called to order at 5:45 pm.
2. ROLL CALL
Present:
Mayor George Hurst
Council President Nick Coelho
Council Vice President Derica Escamilla
Councilmember Robert Leutwyler
Councilmember Isabel Mata
Councilmember Bryce Owings
Councilmember David Parshall
Councilmember Chelsea Wright
3. EXECUTIVE SESSION Pursuant to RCW 42.30.110(1)(g)
Council was in executive session from 5:46 pm – 5:56 pm.
4. NEW BUSINESS
4.A Assistant City Administrator Confirmation
Council President Coelho moved to confirm Monisha Harrell for the
Assistant City Administrator position.
Voting For: Chelsea Wright, Robert Leutwyler, Nick Coelho, Derica
Escamilla, Isabel Mata, David Parshall, Bryce Owings
Voting Against: None
Motion Passed Unaminously
ADJOURN
The meeting was adjourned at 6:00 pm.
Thu Jun 18, 2026
City Council
Council to receive 120-minute briefing on streets operations and traffic safety
The Lynnwood City Council is holding a work session to discuss two main items: a 2026 legislative summary from the state lobbyist and a detailed briefing on streets operations, maintenance, and traffic safety. No votes or decisions are scheduled; this is a discussion-only meeting.
- 2026 Legislative Summary – 45-minute presentation by state lobbyist Briahna Murray
- Briefing on Streets Operations and Maintenance, and Traffic Safety – 120-minute presentation by multiple city staff
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✓ Decided: City Council held work session on legislative summary and street operations
The City Council conducted a work session featuring presentations on the 2026 legislative session and traffic signal and street maintenance operations. No formal votes or policy decisions were recorded. Council President Coelho announced a membership change for the Workforce Labor Agreement Task Group.
- Vice President Escamilla replaced Councilmember Mata on the Workforce Labor Agreement Task Group
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City Hall Council Chambers 19100 44th Ave W Lynnwood WA 98036
MONDAY, APRIL 20, 2026
6:00 PM
1.
CALL TO ORDER
2.
ROLL CALL
3.
MAYOR COMMENTS
4.
COUNCIL COMMENTS
5.
COMMENTS AND QUESTIONS ON MEMO ITEMS
6.
WORK SESSION ITEMS
6.A
2026 Legislative Summary
- 45 minutes
Briahna Murray, State Lobbyist with Gordon Thomas Honeywell Government
Relations
6.B
Briefing: Streets Operations and Maintenance, and Traffic Safety
- 120 minutes
Mike Thomas, Signal Operations Supervisor, Maisha Mahmud, Traffic Engineer,
David Mach, City Engineer, Rus Kroshko, Street/Traffic Manager, and Jared
Bond, PW Director.
7.
NEW BUSINESS
LYNNWOOD CITY COUNCIL Work Session
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CITY OF LYNNWOOD
CITY COUNCIL WORK SESSION MINUTES
April 20, 2026
1. CALL TO ORDER
The meeting was called to order at 6:00 pm.
2. ROLL CALL
Present
Mayor George Hurst
Council President Nick Coelho
Councilmember Robert Leutwyler
Councilmember Isabel Mata
Councilmember Bryce Owings
Councilmember David Parshall
Councilmember Chelsea Wright
Absent
Council Vice President Derica Escamilla
3. MAYOR COMMENTS
4. COUNCIL COMMENTS
5. COMMENTS AND QUESTIONS ON MEMO ITEMS
6. WORK SESSION ITEMS
6.A 2026 Legislative Summary
Briahna Murray, State Lobbyist, Partner, with Gordon Thomas Honeywell
Government Relations, presented an overview of 2026 legislative session,
outcomes of the city of Lynnwood’s legislative priorities and additional
legislative issues.
Council took a break from 6:50 pm – 6:57 pm.
6.B Streets Operations and Mainttenance and Traffic Safety
Mike Thomas, Signal Operations Supervisor, provided an overview of
traffic signal operations and infrastructure. Maisha Mahmud, Traffic
Engineer, and David Mach, City Engineer, highlighted the duties of a
traffic engineer and their engagement with city staff and the public. Rus
Kroshko, Street/Traffic Manager, and Jared Bond, Public Works Director,
discussed responsibilities for maintaining roadways, sidewalks, traffic
signs, crosswalk markings, and pedestrian signal buttons, as well as
efforts to address public safety concerns.
7. NEW BUSINESS
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Thu Jun 18, 2026
City Council
Council to hold public hearing on mobile food vendor permitting
The Lynnwood City Council will hold a public hearing on mobile food vendor permitting. The agenda also includes proclamations for National Day of Prayer, Older Americans Month, and Public Service Recognition Week, as well as voucher approvals and an executive session on potential litigation.
- Public Hearing: Mobile Food Vendor Permitting
- Proclamation: National Day of Prayer
- Proclamation: Older Americans Month
- Proclamation: Public Service Recognition Week
- Executive session on potential litigation
✓ Decided: Lynnwood City Council approves over $5.3M in claims and payroll
The City Council approved claims and payroll totaling $5,327,244.89 via unanimous consent. The council also approved minutes from four previous sessions. A public hearing was held regarding mobile food vendor permitting, but no decision was recorded.
- Approved $3,583,124.13 in claims for 4/3/26 through 4/16/26
- Approved $1,744,120.76 in payroll dated 4/17/26
- Approved minutes for April 6, April 13, April 15, and April 20, 2026 sessions (unanimous)
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City Hall Council Chambers 19100 44th Ave W Lynnwood WA 98036
MONDAY, APRIL 27, 2026
6:00 PM
1.
CALL TO ORDER
2.
FLAG SALUTE
3.
LAND ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
4.
ROLL CALL
5.
MESSAGES AND PAPERS FROM THE MAYOR
6.
WRITTEN COMMUNICATIONS AND PETITIONS
7.
PRESENTATIONS AND PROCLAMATIONS
7.A
Proclamation: National Day of Prayer
- 10 minutes
Council Member Mata
7.B
Proclamation: Older Americans Month
- 10 minutes
Council Member Parshall
7.C
Proclamation: Public Service Recognition Week
- 10 minutes
Council Member Wright
8.
PUBLIC COMMENTS AND COMMUNICATIONS - up to 30 minutes
9.
COUNCIL COMMENTS AND ANNOUNCEMENTS
10.
PUBLIC HEARING
10.A
Public Hearing: Mobile Food Vendor Permitting
- 30 minutes
Brian Kirk
11.
APPROVAL OF MINUTES
11.A
Minutes Approval
- 5 minutes
12.
UNANIMOUS CONSENT AGENDA
12.A
Voucher Approval
- 0 minutes
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13.
BUSINESS ITEMS AND OTHER MATTERS
14.
NEW BUSINESS
15.
EXECUTIVE SESSION, AS NEEDED
15.A
Executive Session pursuant to RCW 42.30.110.1(i)(ii) regarding potential
litigation
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CITY OF LYNNWOOD
CITY COUNCIL BUSINESS MEETING MINUTES
April 27, 2026
1. CALL TO ORDER
The meeting was called to order at 6:00 pm
2. FLAG SALUTE
3. LAND ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
4. ROLL CALL
Present:
Mayor George Hurst
Council President Nick Coelho
Council Vice President Derica Escamilla
Councilmember Isabel Mata
Councilmember Bryce Owings
Councilmember David Parshall
Councilmember Chelsea Wright
City Attorney Lisa Marshall
Absent:
Councilmember Robert Leutwyler
5. MESSAGES AND PAPERS FROM THE MAYOR
6. WRITTEN COMMUNICATIONS AND PETITIONS
Written communications were provided by 3 community members.
7. PRESENTATIONS AND PROCLAMATIONS
7.A Proclamation: National Day of Prayer
Councilmember Mata read the proclamation for the National Day of
Prayer. The proclamation was received by Pastor Hector Garfias-Toledo
from Trinity Lutheran Church, Pastor Wyatt Martin from Alderwood
Community Church, Pastor Kent Landrum from Northwest Church, Flavel
Martins from the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, Chaplain
Michelle Hutchinson from the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and
Explosives, Pastor Dwayne Brown from Romans 116 Church, Pastor
Jason Murphy and Mary Murphy from the Open Door Baptist Church, Ted
Heikel from the St. Thomas More Parish and Director Harjinder Pal Singh
and Gogan Singh from The Gurdwara Sikh Center of Seattle (Bothell).
7.B Proclamation: Older Americans Month
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Thu Jun 18, 2026
City Council
Public hearing on paid parking ordinance; mobile food vendor rules proposed
The council will hold a public hearing on an interim paid parking ordinance and consider an ordinance to permit mobile food vendors. It will also interview a candidate for the Lodging Tax Advisory Committee and vote on a resolution for Opportunity Zones 2.0.
- Public hearing on interim paid parking ordinance (30 minutes)
- Ordinance on mobile food vendor permitting (30 minutes)
- Interview and appointment of Emily Sorenson to Lodging Tax Advisory Committee
- Resolution on Opportunity Zones 2.0
- Proclamations for Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islanders Heritage Month, Memorial Day, and Public Works Week
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✓ Decided: Lynnwood City Council approves mobile food vendor permitting ordinance
The City Council approved a new ordinance regarding mobile food vendor permitting and adopted a resolution for Opportunity Zones 2.0. The council also approved over $3.2 million in claims and payroll and appointed a member to the Lodging Tax Advisory Committee.
- Approved Ordinance No. 3508 regarding Mobile Food Vendor Permitting (6-0)
- Adopted Resolution No. 2026-07 supporting Opportunity Zones 2.0
- Approved $1,403,305.17 in claims and $1,804,201.85 in payroll
- Appointed Emily Sorenson to Lodging Tax Advisory Committee Position 3
- Approved letter to Sound Transit supporting Everett Link extension and ST3 package (unanimous)
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City Hall Council Chambers 19100 44th Ave W Lynnwood WA 98036
MONDAY, MAY 11, 2026
6:00 PM
1.
CALL TO ORDER
2.
FLAG SALUTE
3.
LAND ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
4.
ROLL CALL
5.
MESSAGES AND PAPERS FROM THE MAYOR
6.
WRITTEN COMMUNICATIONS AND PETITIONS
7.
PRESENTATIONS AND PROCLAMATIONS
7.A
Proclamation: Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islanders Heritage
Month
- 15 minutes
Council Vice President Escamilla
7.B
Proclamation: Memorial Day
- 15 minutes
Council Vice President Escamilla
7.C
Proclamation: Public Works Week
- 15 minutes
Council Member Leutwyler
8.
PUBLIC COMMENTS AND COMMUNICATIONS - up to 30 minutes
9.
COUNCIL COMMENTS AND ANNOUNCEMENTS
10.
PUBLIC HEARING
10.A
Public Hearing: Interim Paid Parking Ordinance
- 30 minutes
Zack Spencer, Planner, Karl Almgren, AICP, Communnity Planning Manager
11.
APPROVAL OF MINUTES
12.
UNANIMOUS CONSENT AGENDA
12.A
Resolution: Opportunity Zones 2.0
- 0 minutes
Sarah Cho, City Center Program Manager
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12.B
Voucher Approval
- 0 minutes
Michelle Meyer, Finance Director
13.
BUSINESS ITEMS AND OTHER MATTERS
13.A
Interview and Appoint: Lodging Tax Advisory Committee (LTAC) Applicant Emily
Sorenson
- 20 minutes
Ryan Bush, Tourism Project Manager
13.B
Ordinance: Mobile Food Vendor Permitting
- 30 minutes
Brian Kirk, Planner; Karl Almgren, Community Planning Manager
14.
NEW BUSINESS
15.
EXECUTIVE SESSION, AS NEEDED
AD …
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CITY OF LYNNWOOD
CITY COUNCIL BUSINESS MEETING MINUTES
May 11, 2026
1. CALL TO ORDER
The meeting was called to order at 6:00 pm
2. FLAG SALUTE
3. LAND ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
4. ROLL CALL
Present:
Mayor George Hurst
Council President Nick Coelho
Council Vice President Derica Escamilla
Councilmember Robert Leutwyler
Councilmember Isabel Mata
Councilmember Bryce Owings
Councilmember David Parshall
City Attorney Lisa Marshall
Council President Coelho attended the meeting via Zoom.
Absent:
Councilmember Chelsea Wright
5. MESSAGES AND PAPERS FROM THE MAYOR
6. WRITTEN COMMUNICATIONS AND PETITIONS
Written communications were provided by 1 community member.
7. PRESENTATIONS AND PROCLAMATIONS
7.A Proclamation: Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islanders
Heritage Month
Council Vice President Escamilla read the proclamation for Asian
American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islanders Heritage Month. The
proclamation was received by Jill Ochanta from B Thai, Cecilia Du from
C2 Education, Bina Bogoti from Moonsun, Mick Nijher from Unity
Business Advisors and Phong Nguyen from Anna’s Home Furnishings.
7.B Proclamation: Memorial Day
Council Vice President Escamilla read the proclamation for Memorial Day.
The proclamation was received by members of the Purple Heart Society
and Gold Star Families.
7.C Proclamation: Public Works Week
Councilmember Leutwyler read the proclamation for Public Works Week.
The proclamation was received by …
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Thu Jun 18, 2026
City Council
Council to consider interim paid parking ordinance and transportation tax renewal
The Lynnwood City Council will hold a public hearing and consider several ordinances, including an interim paid parking ordinance and a Transportation Benefit District sales tax renewal. Other business items include a contract for opioid recovery services, the 33rd Ave W Ring Road project, and revisions to the city's flag policy. The meeting also includes a proclamation for Pride Month.
- Contract Award - RFP 4024 - Opioid Recovery and Prevention Services
- Contract: 33rd Ave W Ring Road Project
- Ordinance: Interim Paid Parking Ordinance
- Ordinance: Transportation Benefit District Sales Tax Renewal
- Proposed revisions to Flag Policy
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✓ Decided: Lynnwood Council approves paid parking and transportation tax renewal
The City Council approved an interim paid parking ordinance and renewed a sales tax for the Transportation Benefit District. The council also authorized several infrastructure and service contracts and created a Building Division Manager position.
- Approved Interim Ordinance No. 3510 for paid parking (6-0)
- Adopted Ordinance 3511 renewing 0.1% Transportation Benefit District sales tax (6-0)
- Approved Ordinance No. 3512 for interim finance director appointment (6-0)
- Approved $500,000 for opioid recovery services with Sound Pathways and YWCA (Unanimous)
- Authorized $300,000 contract with David Evans and Associates for 33rd Ave W Ring Road design (Unanimous)
- Adopted Ordinance 3509 creating Building Division Manager position (Unanimous)
- Authorized $430,810 contract supplement with KBA, Inc. for WWTP upgrades (Unanimous)
- Approved $3,740,584.20 in claims and $1,715,004.99 in payroll (Unanimous)
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City Hall Council Chambers 19100 44th Ave W Lynnwood WA 98036
TUESDAY, MAY 26, 2026
6:00 PM
1.
CALL TO ORDER
2.
FLAG SALUTE
3.
LAND ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
4.
ROLL CALL
5.
MESSAGES AND PAPERS FROM THE MAYOR
6.
WRITTEN COMMUNICATIONS AND PETITIONS
7.
PRESENTATIONS AND PROCLAMATIONS
7.A
Proclamation: Pride Month
- 15 minutes
Councilmember Isabel Mata
8.
PUBLIC COMMENTS AND COMMUNICATIONS - up to 30 minutes
9.
COUNCIL COMMENTS AND ANNOUNCEMENTS
10.
PUBLIC HEARING
11.
APPROVAL OF MINUTES
12.
UNANIMOUS CONSENT AGENDA
12.A
Contract Award - RFP 4024 - Opioid Recovery and Prevention Services
- 0
minutes
Kyle Ward, Human Services Coordinator
12.B
Contract: 33rd Ave W Ring Road Project
- 0 minutes
Pradip Kandel, Engineer, David Mach, City Engineer
12.C
Approval of Building Division Manager position.
- 0 minutes
Annie Vandenkooy, HR Director
12.D
Contract Supplement: WWTP Upgrades Phase 2 Owner Advisor Services
Amendment
- 0 minutes
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Debra Tseng, Project Manager
12.E
Voucher Approval
- 0 minutes
Michelle Meyer, Finance Director
13.
BUSINESS ITEMS AND OTHER MATTERS
13.A
Ordinance: Interim Paid Parking Ordinance
- 20 minutes
Karl Almgren, AICP, Communnity Planning Manager
13.B
Ordinance: Transportation Benefit District Sales Tax Renewal
- 5 minutes
Jared Bond, Public Works Director
13.C
Ordinance: Amendment to LMC 2.12.035
- 20 minutes
13.D
Proposed revisions to Flag Policy …
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CITY OF LYNNWOOD
CITY COUNCIL BUSINESS MEETING MINUTES
May 26, 2026
1. CALL TO ORDER
The meeting was called to order at 6:00 pm
2. FLAG SALUTE
3. LAND ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
4. ROLL CALL
Present:
Mayor George Hurst
Council President Nick Coelho
Councilmember Robert Leutwyler
Councilmember Isabel Mata
Councilmember Bryce Owings
Councilmember David Parshall
Councilmember Chelsea Wright
City Attorney Lisa Marshall
Absent:
Council Vice President Derica Escamilla
5. MESSAGES AND PAPERS FROM THE MAYOR
6. WRITTEN COMMUNICATIONS AND PETITIONS
Written communications were provided by 2 community members.
7. PRESENTATIONS AND PROCLAMATIONS
7.A Proclamation: Pride Month
Councilmember Mata read the proclamation for Pride Month. The
proclamation was received by Philip Lipson and Charlotte LeFevre from
Lynnwood Pride, Assistant City Administrator Monisha Harrell, Anthony,
Rhiannon Ross, Ray and Alicia Quinby from Strange Magic Tattoo and
Alex Campbell from Edmonds Pride
8. PUBLIC COMMENTS AND COMMUNICATIONS
Public Comment was given by 10 community members.
9. COUNCIL COMMENTS AND ANNOUNCEMENTS
10. PUBLIC HEARING
None.
11. APPROVAL OF MINUTES
None.
12. UNANIMOUS CONSENT AGENDA
The following items were approved by Unanimous Consent:
12.A Contract Award - RFP 4024 - Opioid Recovery and Prevention Services
Approve the request to enter agreements with Sound Pathways and
YWCA Seattle-KingSnohomish for the total not-to-exceed amount of
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Thu Jun 18, 2026
City Council
Council to discuss Snohomish County LEAD program and annexation history
The Lynnwood City Council will hold a work session to receive a 30-minute update on the Snohomish County LEAD Program from program director Ashley Dawson. They will also discuss annexation history and policy for 90 minutes, led by planning staff. Council liaisons will give brief reports. No votes are scheduled; this is a discussion-only meeting.
- Snohomish County LEAD Program update (30 min) by Ashley Dawson
- Annexation discussion and history (90 min) with Karl Almgren and Ben Wolters
- Council liaison reports (20 min)
✓ Decided: City Council held work session on LEAD program and annexation
The City Council conducted a work session featuring presentations on the Snohomish County LEAD program and annexation policies. Mayor Hurst discussed proposed amendments to LMC 2.12 regarding the interim Finance Director term. No formal votes or decisions were recorded.
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City Hall Council Chambers 19100 44th Ave W Lynnwood WA 98036
WEDNESDAY, MAY 20, 2026
6:00 PM
1.
CALL TO ORDER
2.
ROLL CALL
3.
MAYOR COMMENTS
4.
COUNCIL COMMENTS
5.
COMMENTS AND QUESTIONS ON MEMO ITEMS
6.
WORK SESSION ITEMS
6.A
Snohomish County LEAD Update
- 30 minutes
Ashley Dawson, Snohomish County LEAD Program Director
6.B
Annexation Discussion & History
- 90 minutes
Karl Almgren, AICP, Community Planning Manager; and Ben Wolters, AICP,
DBS Director
6.C
Council Liaison Reports
- 20 minutes
Council Liaisons
7.
NEW BUSINESS
8.
EXECUTIVE SESSION, AS NEEDED
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MEMOS FOR YOUR INFORMATION
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CITY OF LYNNWOOD
CITY COUNCIL WORK SESSION MINUTES
May 20, 2026
1. CALL TO ORDER
The meeting was called to order at 6:00 pm.
2. ROLL CALL
Present
Mayor George Hurst
Council Vice President Derica Escamilla
Councilmember Robert Leutwyler
Councilmember Isabel Mata
Councilmember Bryce Owings
Councilmember David Parshall
Councilmember Chelsea Wright
Absent
Council President Nick Coelho
3. MAYOR COMMENTS
4. COUNCIL COMMENTS
5. COMMENTS AND QUESTIONS ON MEMO ITEMS
6. WORK SESSION ITEMS
6.A Snohomish County LEAD Update
Ashley Dawson, LEAD Program Director, Snohomish County, presented
an overview of the LEAD program’s approach to addressing behavioral
health issues through coordinated strategies aimed at enhancing support
services and public safety. She discussed referral processes, candidate
eligibility criteria, program outcomes, and current funding.
6.B Annexation Discussion & History
Karl Almgren, Community Planning Manager, and Ben Wolters,
Development and Business Services Director, gave an overview of
annexation policies, barriers to annexation, history of annexation and
factors and considerations for future.
Input and perspectives regarding annexation and regional partnerships
were provided by State Representative Cindy Ryu, Snohomish County
Executive Director Tom Teigen, and State Senator Jesse Salomon.
Council took a break from 7:29 pm – 7:35 pm
6.C Council Liaison Reports
Council liasons provided updates for their re …
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Thu Jun 18, 2026
City Council
Council to discuss minimum wage increase and opioid spending plan
The Lynnwood City Council will hold a work session to discuss several items, including a proposed minimum wage increase, an update on the opioid spending plan, and a briefing on the Transportation Benefit District sales tax renewal. Other topics include a FIFA preparation update and a Community Justice Center update.
- Discussion: Minimum Wage Increase
- 147 Opioid Spending Plan Update
- Briefing: Transportation Benefit District Sales Tax Renewal
- FIFA Preparation Update
- Community Justice Center Update
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City Hall Council Chambers 19100 44th Ave W Lynnwood WA 98036
MONDAY, MAY 18, 2026
6:00 PM
1.
CALL TO ORDER
2.
ROLL CALL
3.
MAYOR COMMENTS
4.
COUNCIL COMMENTS
5.
COMMENTS AND QUESTIONS ON MEMO ITEMS
6.
WORK SESSION ITEMS
6.A
DBS Building Division Manager job position request.
- 15 minutes
Annie Vandenkooy, Director of Human Resources
6.B
147 Opioid Spending Plan Update
- 20 minutes
Kyle Ward, Human Services Coordinator
6.C
FIFA Preparation Update
- 30 minutes
Chuck Steichen, Deputy Chief of Police, Ryan Bush, Tourism Project Manager
6.D
Community Justice Center Update
- 30 minutes
6.E
Briefing: Transportation Benefit District Sales Tax Renewal
- 30 minutes
David Mach, City Engineer; Jared Bond, Public Works Director
6.F
Discussion: Minimum Wage Increase
- 30 minutes
Council Member Mata
7.
NEW BUSINESS
8.
EXECUTIVE SESSION, AS NEEDED
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Jared Bond, Director of Public Works.
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Ave W Ring Road Project
- 0 minutes
Pradip Kandel, Engineer; David Mach, City Engineer
MEMOS FOR YOUR INFORMATION
2
05/18/2026
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CITY OF LYNNWOOD
CITY COUNCIL WORK SESSION MINUTES
May 18, 2026
1. CALL TO ORDER
The meeting was called to order at 6:00 pm.
2. ROLL CALL
Present
Mayor George Hurst
Council President Nick Coelho attended via Zoom
Council Vice President Derica Escamilla
Councilmember Robert Leutwyler
Councilmember Isabel Mata
Councilmember Bryce Owings
Councilmember Chelsea Wright
Absent
Councilmember David Parshall
3. MAYOR COMMENTS
4. COUNCIL COMMENTS
5. COMMENTS AND QUESTIONS ON MEMO ITEMS
6. WORK SESSION ITEMS
6.A DBS Building Division Manager
Annie Vandenkooy, Human Resources Director, presented a proposed job
description for a new Development and Business Services position, and
Ben Wolters, DBS Director, explained the rationale for delaying approval
until August.
6.B 147 Opioid Spending Plan Update
Kyle Ward, Human Services Coordinator, provided an update on the 147
Opioid Spending Plan, highlighting the top two organizations selected for
contract awards through the RFP process.
6.C FIFA Preparation Update
Deputy Chief Steichen and Ryan Bush, Tourism Project Manager,
provided an update on 2026 FIFA World Cup preparations, including local
business engagement, updated visitor projections, increased foot traffic,
Sound Transit and Light Rail, traffic impacts, and expanded Zip Commute.
Lynnwood Police outlined safety planning, security measures and risk,
and potential impacts from watch parties and other events.
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Thu Jun 11, 2026
Arts Commission
Arts Commission to review Enso Apartment murals, soccer ball art, and Lynnwood Idol
The Lynnwood Arts Commission will discuss and vote on several art projects, including murals for the Enso Apartments, jurying for a soccer ball art project and the Lynnwood Artists Show, and planning for Lynnwood Idol 2026. They will also receive updates on the Community Justice Center murals and City Pride events.
- Enso Apartment Murals (Sarah Cho) – 10 min discussion
- Soccer Balls Art project jurying – 15 min discussion
- Lynnwood Artists Show jurying – 10 min discussion
- Lynnwood Idol 2026 – 10 min discussion
- Community Justice Center Murals – update (5 min)
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✓ Decided: Arts Commission approves March 17 minutes
The Arts Commission approved the minutes from the March 17, 2026 meeting. The commission reviewed 27 submissions for the Soccer Balls Art project and discussed several upcoming art installations and events.
- Approved March 17, 2026 minutes (unanimous)
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The public is invited to attend. Parking and meeting rooms are accessible for persons with disabilit ies.
Contact the City at 670-5502 with 24-hours advance notice for special accommodations.
Land Acknowledgement: “We acknowledge that the City of Lynnwood is located on the traditional lands of the Snohomish
People and the confederation of Tulalip Tribes and their families. For generations, these Indigenous communities have lived
on this land, and we recognize, support, and advocate alongside them.
We also acknowledge the forced removal of Indigenous communities from their Homelands as a result of the 1855 Treaty of
Point Elliott. We understand that Land Acknowledgements are only the first step in our efforts to support Coast Salish tribes
and educate non-Natives about their lived history. We strive to achieve this through building relationships with Indigenous
communities, supporting Indigenous commerce, government-to-government partnerships, and lifting indigenous voices to
create equity for all.
Through these actions, we hope to not only pay respect to the past but also collaborate in creating a sustainable future,
hand in hand with the first protectors of our shared environment”.
CITY OF LYNNWOOD ARTS COMMISSION
AGENDA
APRIL 21, 2026 6:30PM
PHYSICAL LOCATION: Lynnwood Senior Center
ONLINE: https://v.ringcentral.com/join/616668943?pw=4fe0f66f34529eb1f29a5b89960f577e
10. CALL TO ORDER / RECORDING (Announce date/time/AC meeting)
20. ROLL CALL
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The public is invited to attend. Parking and meeting rooms are accessible for persons with disabilit ies.
Contact the City at 670-5502 with 24-hours advance notice for special accommodations.
CITY OF LYNNWOOD ARTS COMMISSION
MINUTES
APRIL 21, 2026 6:30PM
PHYSICAL LOCATION: Lynnwood Senior Center
ONLINE: https://v.ringcentral.com/join/616668943?pw=4fe0f66f34529eb1f29a5b89960f577e
10. CALL TO ORDER at 6:33pm
20. ROLL CALL
X Kalen Knowles Bryce Owings, Council Liaison
X Tiffany Grunzel, Vice Chair
X Katie Zeitler, Secretary X Fred Wong, Arts, Cultural & Heritage Coordinator
(ACHC)
X Robert Gutcheck
E Rhiannon Kruse, Chair
X Lynn Hanson
X Raniere
30. APPROVAL OF MINUTES
K Knowles motioned, Raniere seconded; March 17, 2026 minutes unanimously approved.
40. COMMISSIONER & AD HOC REPORTS
• T. Grunzel attended the Flight Patterns artist reception at the Event Center last Tuesday.
Overall excellent event and turnout. Her daughter particularly enjoyed the butterfly painting
activity led by artist Alex Nason (Urban Artworks).
• Raniere brought about 10 people from Scriber Gardens to the event.
50. CITIZEN COMMENTS - None
60. STAFF REPORT
• Volunteer dinner is this Thursday. Commissioners are encouraged to attend.
70. BUSINESS ITEM
70.1 Enso Apartment Murals (Sarah Cho)
• Sarah Cho presented an update on the artwork for Enso Apartments. The artwork
design has changed from the original floral concept to a flowing movement design with a
soft …
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Fri Jun 5, 2026
Civil Service Commission
Commission to confirm four police and four custody eligibility lists
The Lynnwood Civil Service Commission will meet to approve minutes from April 1, 2026, and confirm eight new eligibility lists for entry-level police and custody positions. The meeting also includes a training item for board and commission members.
- Confirmation of April 1, 2026 meeting minutes
- Confirmation of Entry Police Eligibility Lists for April 14, 21, 28, and May 5, 2026
- Confirmation of Entry Custody Eligibility Lists for April 14, 21, 28, and May 5, 2026
- Board and Commission Member Training
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✓ Decided: Civil Service Commission confirms police and custody eligibility lists
The Commission approved several eligibility lists for entry-level police and custody positions. Members also agreed to hold a special meeting on May 14, 2026, following the exhaustion of the Police Clerk eligibility list.
- Approved April 1, 2026 meeting minutes (2-0)
- Confirmed April 14, 2026 Entry Police Eligibility List (2-0)
- Confirmed April 21, 2026 Entry Police Eligibility List (2-0)
- Confirmed April 28, 2026 Entry Police Eligibility List (2-0)
- Confirmed May 5, 2026 Entry Police Eligibility List (2-0)
- Confirmed April 14, 2026 Entry Custody Eligibility List (2-0)
- Confirmed April 21, 2026 Entry Custody Eligibility List (2-0)
- Confirmed April 28, 2026 Entry Custody Eligibility List (2-0)
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WEDNESDAY, MAY
6, 2026
4:30 PM
1.
Call to Order
2.
Roll Call
3.
Approve Minutes
3.A
Approve meeting minutes from the April 1, 2026 Civil Service Commission
Meeting
- 5 minutes
4.
New Business
4.A
Confirmation of the April 14, 2026 Entry Police Eligibility List - Presenter Connor
- 5 minutes
4.B
Confirmation of the April 21, 2026 Entry Police Eligibility List - Presenter Connor
- 5 minutes
4.C
Confirmation of the April 28, 2026 Entry Police Eligibility List - Presenter Connor
- 5 minutes
4.D
Confirmation of the May 5, 2026 Entry Police Eligibility List - Presenter Connor
-
5 minutes
4.E
Confirmation of the April 14, 2026 Entry Custody Eligibility List - Presenter
Connor
- 5 minutes
4.F
Confirmation of the April 21, 2026 Entry Custody Eligibility List - Presenter
Connor
- 5 minutes
4.G
Confirmation of the April 28, 2026 Entry Custody Eligibility List - Presenter
Connor
- 5 minutes
4.H
Confirmation of the May 5, 2026 Entry Custody Eligibility List - Presenter Connor
- 5 minutes
4.I
Board and Commission Member Training - Connor
- 5 minutes
5.
Old Business
LYNNWOOD CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION - Regular CSC meeting
1
05/06/2026
6.
Upcoming Events
7.
Comments for the Good of the Order
8.
Adjournment
2
05/06/2026
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CITY OF LYNNWOOD
CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION - REGULAR CSC MEETING MINUTES
May 6, 2026
1. Call to Order
Commission Chair Kent Landrum called the May 6, 2026 Civil Service
Commission meeting to order at 4:31 pm.
2. Roll Call
Kent Landrum and Myrle Carner were in attendance at the May 6, 2026 Civil
Service Commission Meeting. Ed dos Remedios was absent from the meeting.
Present:
Chair Kent Landrum
Vice Chair Myrle Carner
Commander Scott Dilworth
HR Sr Analyst Darlene Connor
Absent:
Member Ed dos Remedios
Secretary Annie Vandenkooy
3. Approve Minutes
3.A Approve meeting minutes from the April 1, 2026 Civil Service Commission
Meeting
Moved by Myrle Carner; seconded by Kent Landrum to Approve Motion to
approve the April 1, 2026 Civil Service Commission Meeting,
Motion Passed: 2- 0
Voting For: Myrle Carner, Kent Landrum
Voting Against: None
4. New Business
4.A Confirmation of the April 14, 2026 Entry Police Eligibility List - Presenter Connor
Moved by Myrle Carner; seconded by Kent Landrum to Approve Confirmation of
the April 14, 2026 Entry Police Eligibility List.
Motion Passed: 2- 0
Voting For: Myrle Carner, Kent Landrum
Voting Against: None
4.B Confirmation of the April 21, 2026 Entry Police Eligibility List - Presenter Connor
Moved by Kent Landrum; seconded by Myrle Carner to Approve Confirmation of
the April 21, 2026 Entry Police Eligibility List.
Motion Passed: 2- 0
Voting For: Myrle Carner, Kent Landrum
Voting …
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