Lynnwood public meetings in 2025

Human Services Commission

The Lynnwood Human Services Commission is holding a regular meeting to approve minutes from June and discuss planning for the Fair on 44th event. Public comments and commissioner reports are also scheduled.

• Approve June 25 minutes
• Fair on 44th Planning (30 minutes)

The Commission approved the minutes from the June 25 meeting. Members discussed planning for the Fair on 44th event and received staff and council reports regarding city budgets and community programs.

• Approved June 25 minutes (5-0)

Human Services Commission

The Lynnwood Human Services Commission will discuss and decide on the remaining meeting dates for 2025 and schedule meetings for 2026. The mayor will provide comments, and the commission will hear public comments and commissioner comments. A staff liaison report and council liaison comments are also on the agenda.

• Discussion on remaining 2025 meeting dates
• Scheduling of 2026 meetings
• Mayor Christine Frizzell's comments
• Council liaison comments from Councilmember Derica Escamilla
• Approval of August 27 minutes

The Human Services Commission did not hold an official meeting because a quorum was not present. No substantive decisions were made.

Human Services Commission

The Lynnwood Human Services Commission will discuss and set its priorities for 2026, and schedule remaining meetings for November and December. The meeting includes public comments, commissioner comments, and updates from staff and council liaison.

• Discussion of 2026 Human Services Commission priorities
• Scheduling of November and December 2025 meetings
• Staff liaison update from Kyle Ward
• Council liaison report from Councilmember Derica Escamilla

The Human Services Commission did not hold an official meeting because a quorum was not present. No substantive decisions were made.

Tourism Advisory Committee

The Tourism Advisory Committee will discuss the PFD agreement and future tax commitments, review 2025 lodging tax revenue, and receive an update on the quarterly stakeholder meetup. The meeting includes approval of minutes from August 14, 2025, and public comments.

• Overview of PFD Agreement and Future Tax Commitments
• 2025 Lodging Tax Revenue Update
• Quarterly Stakeholder Meetup Update

The committee unanimously approved the minutes from the August 14, 2025 meeting. Members discussed revenue trends and a potential half-marathon event, while staff provided updates on lodging tax revenues and PFD agreements.

• Approved August 14, 2025 minutes (unanimous)

LEOFF-1 Disability Board

The Lynnwood LEOFF-1 Disability Board will hold a regular meeting to approve October meeting minutes, audit routine claims, and elect a firefighter representative for the 2026-2027 term. No other substantive business is listed.

• Election of firefighter representative for 2026-2027 term
• Approval of October 14, 2025 meeting minutes
• Audit of routine claims

The Board approved the October 14, 2025 meeting minutes and the presented routine claims. Members were notified that Medicare rates for 2026 will increase from $185 to $206 per month. The Board also discussed the upcoming firefighter representative election for the 2026-2027 term.

• Approved October 14, 2025 meeting minutes (3-0)
• Approved presented routine claims (3-0)

Arts Commission

The Lynnwood Arts Commission will discuss updates on the Community Justice Center murals, a signal box wrap project with the Snohomish Tribe, and a recap of the Brazen Bradazzle reception. They will also consider City Hall gallery space changes and the 2026 call for artists, a digital mini art magazine, the 2026 World Cup Art Project, and the Art of Food & Wine event.

• Community Justice Center Murals – update
• Signal Box – Snohomish Tribe – update
• City Hall Gallery – space changes & 2026 call
• 2026 World Cup Art Project
• The Art of Food & Wine

The commission approved the minutes from the September 16, 2025 meeting. Members discussed updates on city murals, gallery space reductions due to construction, and plans for a 2026 World Cup art project.

• Approved September 16, 2025 minutes (unanimous)

City Council

The City Council will hold a work session to discuss mid-biennial budget amendments and the 2026 property tax levy. The body will also review ordinances regarding dangerous animals and updates to LMC Title 13.

• Ordinance: Mid-biennial Budget Amendments
• Ordinance: 2026 Property Tax Levy
• Discussion of LMC Title 6 Dangerous Animal Ordinance
• LMC Updates for Title 13
• Contract: 48th Ave W Sewer Improvement Project

The City Council held a work session to review mid-biennial budget amendments and the proposed 2026 property tax levy. Members discussed potential fee and tax increases for 2025-2026 and reviewed proposed changes to animal and utility billing ordinances. No final votes on these ordinances were recorded.

• Approved motion to extend the meeting to the end of the agenda

City Council

The City Council will hold public hearings regarding the mid-biennial budget review, the 2026 property tax levy, and the 2025 Comprehensive Plan Amendment List. The body will also discuss the Capital Facilities Plan and 6 Year Transportation Improvement Plan ordinances.

• Public Hearing: 2026 Property Tax Levy
• Public Hearing: Mid-biennial Budget Review
• Public Hearing: 2025 Comprehensive Plan Amendment List
• Public Hearing: Capital Facilities Plan (CFP) and 6 Year Transportation Improvement Plan (TIP) Ordinances
• Lynnwood Farmers Market Deposit Contract

The council approved amendments to the municipal code regarding zoning and development standards. They also adopted the 2026 Legislative Priorities and Policy Statements and appointed a new member to the History and Heritage Board.

• Approved ordinance 3492 for miscellaneous code updates to zoning and development standards (6-0)
• Adopted 2026 Legislative Priorities and Policy Statements Document (unanimous)
• Authorized Mayor to sign agreement for a $5,000 refundable deposit for Lynnwood Farmers Market (unanimous)
• Recommended pause of City's use of LPR cameras pending further conversation by Q1 2026 (unanimous)
• Denied recommendation to cancel ALPR camera contract immediately (1-5)
• Appointed Linda Finkle to History and Heritage Board position 3 through Dec 31, 2027 (unanimous)
• Approved $4,164,122.62 in claims and $1,951,292.97 in payroll (unanimous)
• Approved minutes from Oct 27 and Nov 3 meetings (unanimous)

City Council

The Lynnwood City Council will hold a work session to discuss several items, including a proposed 2026 salary schedule ordinance, an ordinance updating the city's municipal code for a public safety sales tax, and a review of animal-related chapters. The council will also discuss outreach strategies and council liaison responsibilities. No final decisions are made during work sessions.

• Proposed 2026 Salary Schedule Ordinance for discussion
• Ordinance: LMC Update for Public Safety Sales Tax
• Discussion: Animal Chapters Ordinance Review
• Discussion: Council Outreach Strategies
• Contract Supplement: Connecting Lynnwood Poplar Way Bridge (memo for future action)

The City Council held a work session to discuss several proposed ordinances and strategies. No formal votes or final decisions were recorded for the items discussed.

• Discussed proposed 2026 Salary Schedule Ordinance and Cost of Living Adjustment (COLA)
• Discussed potential Lynnwood Municipal Code update for a public safety sales tax
• Discussed potential changes to the dangerous animal code
• Discussed Council outreach strategies
• Discussed Council liaison responsibilities

City Council

The Lynnwood City Council will hold a business meeting with several ordinances for decision, including the 2026 property tax levy, mid-biennial budget amendments, and the 2025 Comprehensive Plan amendment list. The council will also consider ordinances for the Six-Year Transportation Improvement Program (2027-2032), Capital Facilities Plan, and utility fee changes. A consent agenda includes contracts for WWTP major upgrades design, 48th Ave W sewer improvements, and 40th Ave tank repairs, plus reappointments to various boards and an interlocal agreement for the Snohomish Regional Drug Task Force.

• Ordinance: 2026 Property Tax Levy (30 min discussion)
• Ordinance: Mid-biennial Budget Amendments (20 min)
• Ordinance: 2025 Comprehensive Plan Amendment List
• Contract: WWTP Major Upgrades Design
• Contract: 48th Ave W Sewer Improvement Project

City Council

The Lynnwood City Council will hold a work session to discuss and receive presentations on three main topics: general facility charges for sewer and water utilities, the Fund 146 Affordable Housing program, and a business license fee review update including a head tax discussion. No formal votes are scheduled; these are discussion and briefing items only.

• Presentation and discussion on General Facility Charges for Sewer and Water Utility (60 minutes)
• Discussion on Fund 146 Affordable Housing (30 minutes)
• Briefing on Permit Services Status & Business License Review Fee Update and Head Tax (45 minutes)
• Council Liaison Reports (30 minutes)

The City Council conducted a work session featuring briefings on sewer and water utility charges, permit services, and the head tax. Members also discussed spending options for Fund 146 regarding affordable housing. No formal votes on these policy items were recorded.

• Approved motion to extend meeting until the end of the agenda

Civil Service Commission

The Lynnwood Civil Service Commission will vote to approve eligibility lists for police and custody officer positions from October and November 2025. They will also consider participation in the Crime Stopper program and approve minutes from two prior meetings.

• Confirmation of Entry Police Eligibility Lists for October 8, 21, 28 and November 4, 2025
• Confirmation of Entry Custody Eligibility Lists for October 7, 14, 21, 28 and November 4, 2025
• Discussion on Crime Stopper Participation
• Approval of minutes from October 1 and October 22, 2025 meetings

The Commission approved several entry eligibility lists for police and custody positions. The body also approved minutes from two previous meetings.

• Approved October 1, 2025 meeting minutes (3-0)
• Approved October 22, 2025 special meeting minutes (3-0)
• Confirmed October 8, 2025 Entry Police Eligibility List (3-0)
• Confirmed October 21, 2025 Entry Police Eligibility List (3-0)
• Confirmed October 28, 2025 Entry Police Eligibility List (3-0)
• Confirmed November 4, 2025 Entry Police Eligibility List (3-0)
• Confirmed Entry Custody Eligibility Lists for Oct 7, 14, 21, 28, and Nov 4 (all 3-0)

History and Heritage Board

The Lynnwood History & Heritage Board will discuss planning for the Fair on 44th, a Signal Box Art Wrap for the Snohomish Tribe, a 2026 Snohomish County grant, America250 events, and a landmark status application. The board will also hear a citizen comment from applicant Cory Palmer and receive a staff report on budget and History & Heritage Day.

• Fair on 44th planning – 10 min discussion
• Signal Box Art Wrap for Snohomish Tribe box at 168th and 44th – 10 min
• Snohomish County Grant 2026 – 5 min discussion
• America250: Out of Many, One – 10 min
• HB1576-2025-6 Landmark Status – 10 min

The board approved the minutes from the July 8 meeting. Members discussed planning for the Fair on 44th, the America250 theme of water, and a signal box art wrap. Staff reported a current city budget cut target of 10%.

• Approved July 8 minutes (unanimous)

City Council

The City Council will hold a work session to discuss financial planning and city services. The body is reviewing property taxes for 2026 and general fund revenue options for 2025-2026. Other discussions include a prosecutorial services contract and a proposed farmers market.

• Review of 2026 Property Tax
• Mid-biennial Budget Review
• City Prosecutorial Services Contract Amendment
• Proposal for a Lynnwood Farmers Market at Lynnwood City Center Station
• 2025-2026 Budget General Fund Revenue Options

The City Council held a work session to receive briefings on the mid-biennial budget, property tax regulations, and revenue options. No formal votes or decisions were recorded during this session.

Arts Commission

The Lynnwood Arts Commission will discuss several public art projects, including the 'Emergence' piece, Community Justice Center murals, and a signal box wrap with the Snohomish Tribe. They will also review space changes at City Hall Gallery and plan events like Brazen Bradazzle Day and The Art of Food & Wine. The meeting includes updates on the Fair on 44th and a parklet/art festival weekend.

• Decision on 'Emergence' old public art piece
• Update on Community Justice Center Murals
• Signal Box wrap project with Snohomish Tribe at 168th and 44th
• City Hall Gallery space changes due to remodel starting January 2026
• Planning for Brazen Bradazzle Day on September 27

The Arts Commission approved the disposal of public art pieces titled "Emergence." Staff reported that budget reductions will prevent the Farmers/Art Market from occurring in 2026.

• Approved August 19, 2025 minutes (unanimous)
• Approved motion to dispose of "Emergence" public art pieces

City Council

The Lynnwood City Council will hold a public hearing on the 2025 Miscellaneous Code Update, a package of code amendments. The council will also consider a resolution updating the General Fund Minimum Fund Balance Policy and receive a sales tax report. Other items include approval of an Opioid Settlement Fund Spending Plan and a Comprehensive Emergency Management Plan annex.

• Public Hearing: 2025 Miscellaneous Code Update
• Resolution: General Fund Minimum Fund Balance Policy Update
• Sales Tax Report
• Opioid Settlement Fund Spending Plan
• City of Lynnwood Comprehensive Emergency Management Plan (CEMP) Annex

The City Council adopted a temporary resolution to lower the General Fund Reserve Policy from 2.5 months to 2.0 months for 2025-2026. The council also approved over $3.4 million in claims and payroll and authorized a spending plan for opioid abatement.

• Adopted Resolution 2025-08 to reduce General Fund Reserve Policy from 2.5 to 2.0 months for 2025-2026 (7-0)
• Approved $1,586,131.00 in claims and $1,835,014.10 in payroll
• Authorized Opioid Settlement Spending Plan using up to $525,000 from Fund 147
• Adopted the City of Lynnwood's Annex to the Snohomish County Comprehensive Emergency Management Plan
• Approved minutes for October 6, 13, 15, and 20, 2025 meetings

Board of Ethics

The Lynnwood Board of Ethics will hold a regular meeting to review and discuss outstanding complaints. The board will also enter a closed session to consider a quasi-judicial matter under RCW 42.30.040. Public comment will be taken, and the agenda for the next meeting will be set.

• Discussion of outstanding complaints (30 minutes)
• Closed session for a quasi-judicial matter under RCW 42.30.040 (30 minutes)
• Approval of minutes from previous meeting
• Public comment period
• Board member comments and setting next agenda

The Board of Ethics voted to dismiss three separate complaints filed against former and current city officials. The board also approved the minutes from two previous meetings.

• Approved minutes from August 8, 2024 and December 4, 2024 meetings (4-0)
• Dismissed complaint by Charlette LeFevre against former Councilmember Altamirano-Crosby (4-0)
• Dismissed complaint by Theodore Hikel against former Councilmember Altamirano-Crosby and City Attorney Lisa Marshall (4-0)
• Dismissed complaint by Diodato Boucsieguez against Councilmember Binda (4-0)

Board of Ethics

The Board of Ethics will meet to discuss potential updates to the city's Ethics Code. The meeting also includes an update on complaints from the City Clerk.

• Discussion on updates to Ethics Code
• Update on complaints provided by City Clerk Luke Lonie

The Board approved the minutes from the February 13, 2025 meeting. Members discussed Seattle's ethics code updates but stated there was no intent to update Lynnwood's code. The meeting otherwise consisted of procedural updates.

• Approved February 13, 2025 meeting minutes (3-0)

Civil Service Commission

This is a regular meeting of the Lynnwood Civil Service Commission. The agenda contains only standard procedural items: call to order, roll call, approval of minutes, new and old business, upcoming events, and comments. No specific decisions or discussions are listed.

• No specific items listed beyond standard procedural agenda

The Commission approved eight separate eligibility lists for entry-level police and custody positions. Members also discussed potential changes to the minimum age requirement for Custody Officers.

• Approved September 3, 2025 meeting minutes (3-0)
• Approved September 10, 2025 Entry Police Eligibility List (3-0)
• Approved September 17, 2025 Entry Police Eligibility List (3-0)
• Approved September 24, 2025 Entry Police Eligibility List (3-0)
• Approved October 1, 2025 Entry Police Eligibility List (3-0)
• Approved September 9, 2025 Entry Custody Eligibility List (3-0)
• Approved September 16, 2025 Entry Custody Eligibility List (3-0)
• Approved September 23, 2025 Entry Custody Eligibility List (3-0)

Civil Service Commission

The Lynnwood Civil Service Commission is holding a special meeting to confirm two eligibility lists: one for Custody Sergeant and one for Master Custody Officer. No other substantive business is on the agenda.

• Confirmation of the Custody Sergeant Eligibility List
• Confirmation of the Master Custody Officer Eligibility List

The Commission met to confirm eligibility lists for two specific roles. Both lists were approved by the members present.

• Approved Confirmation of the October 22, 2025 Custody Sergeant Eligibility List (2-0)
• Approved Confirmation of the Master Custody Officer Eligibility List (2-0)

City Council

The Lynnwood City Council will consider adopting the LPFD Master Plan and Development Agreement, along with financing for the Ring Road project and a short-term financing resolution for the Public Facilities District. The consent agenda includes contracts for Meadowdale Athletic Complex LED lighting, a hotel voucher program with Volunteers of America, a Crisis Care Center lease, park repairs, EV charging station installation, and road projects.

• Adoption: LPFD Master Plan and Development Agreement
• Adoption: LPFD Ring Road Project Financing and Future Connection Interlocal Agreement
• Adoption: Public Facilities District Short-Term Financing Resolution
• Construction Contract: Meadowdale Athletic Complex Field LED Lighting Upgrade
• Contract: Connecting Lynnwood: Poplar Way Bridge - Construction Management and Construction Administration

The City Council adopted several ordinances and agreements regarding the Lynnwood Public Facilities District, including an event center expansion and ring road project financing. The Council also approved multiple infrastructure contracts and the purchase of the Beck property.

• Adopted LPFD event center expansion and master plan development agreement (6-0)
• Adopted LPFD Ring Road Project Financing and Future Connection Interlocal Agreement (6-0)
• Adopted Resolution 2025-07 for LPFD subordinate notes to finance improvements (6-0)
• Approved $6M contract with WSP USA, Inc. for Poplar Way Bridge construction management
• Approved $1.32M contract with Musco Sports Lighting, LLC for Meadowdale Athletic Complex LED lighting
• Authorized purchase of the Beck property at 17018 76th Ave W, Edmonds
• Approved $600,000 contract supplement with Perteet, Inc. for pavement preservation design
• Approved installation of EV charging stations at City Hall using State grant funding

City Council

The City Council will hold work sessions to discuss the 2026 Legislative Agenda and the 2025-2026 Biennial Budget shortfall, including potential cuts to city services and revenue generators. The meeting also includes memos for future action regarding various city contracts and infrastructure projects.

• Discussion on 2025-2026 Biennial Budget Shortfall and service cuts
• Request to exceed $100k purchasing threshold for EV Charging Station Installation (Contract #3751A)
• Construction contract for Meadowdale Athletic Complex Field LED Lighting Upgrade
• Construction Management and Administration contract for Poplar Way Bridge
• Lease Agreement for Crisis Care Center

The City Council held a work session to review the draft 2026 Legislative Agenda and receive updates on the 2025-2026 budget. No formal votes or final decisions were recorded during this session.

• Discussed Draft 2026 Legislative Agenda and budget deficits
• Reviewed 2025-2026 budget fund balances and shortfall mitigation
• Discussed timeline for revenue generation
• Proposed adding rental assistance for Edmonds School District families to a future agenda

City Council

The Lynnwood City Council will hold a work session covering the 2024 audit exit, a comprehensive emergency management plan annex, an opioid settlement spending plan, continued budget shortfall discussions, a third-quarter financial report, and a resolution to update the General Fund minimum fund balance policy.

• 2024 Audit Exit Conference with State Auditor's Office
• City of Lynnwood Comprehensive Emergency Management Plan (CEMP) Annex
• Opioid Settlement Spending Plan
• Continued Discussion on 2025-2026 Biennial Budget Shortfall and Cuts to City Services
• Resolution: General Fund Minimum Fund Balance Policy Update

The City Council held a work session to receive reports on the 2024 audit, emergency management, and opioid settlement spending. Council members discussed budget shortfalls and departmental cuts for 2025-2026. No final votes were recorded on the presented items.

• Presented 2024 Audit Exit Conference results
• Reviewed Comprehensive Emergency Management Plan (CEMP) Annex
• Reviewed Opioid Settlement funds Spending Plan
• Discussed 2025-2026 Biennial Budget shortfall and departmental cuts
• Received 3rd Quarter 2025 Financial Report
• Presented resolution to lower General Fund minimum reserve from 2.5 months to 2 months

City Council

The Lynnwood City Council will hold a work session to receive a briefing on the Critical Areas Ordinance update and to host a Developers Roundtable. No final decisions are expected during this session.

• Briefing: Critical Areas Ordinance Update (60 minutes, with staff from WDFW)
• Developers Roundtable (120 minutes, led by Council President Nick Coelho)

The City Council received a briefing on Environmentally Critical Areas regulations. Council members also participated in a roundtable discussion with developers and Senator Jesse Salomon regarding housing development in Lynnwood. No formal votes or decisions were recorded.

City Council

The City Council is holding a special work session to discuss the 2025-2026 biennial budget shortfall. The discussion will cover cuts to city services and potential revenue generators.

• Discussion on 2025-2026 Biennial Budget Shortfall
• Review of cuts to city services
• Discussion of revenue generators

The City Council conducted a special work session to discuss the 2025-2026 biennial budget shortfall. Police Department and Development and Business Services leadership presented information on expenditure reductions and revenue generation. No formal decisions were made during this session.

City Council

The Lynnwood City Council will hold a public hearing and consider an ordinance to allow retail cannabis businesses in the city. The council will also interview and vote on an appointment to the History and Heritage Board, and approve a final contract for the Watermain Replacement Program.

• Public hearing on the Lynnwood Public Facilities District Master Plan and Development Agreement (30 min)
• Ordinance to allow retail cannabis businesses (CAM-25-0004) (45 min)
• Interview and appointment of Cory Palmer to the History and Heritage Board
• Proclamations for Indigenous Peoples Day and Domestic Violence Awareness Month
• Final contract acceptance for the Watermain Replacement Program

The City Council approved Ordinance 3489 to allow retail cannabis in specific zones, limiting the city to four stores. The council also approved over $3.7 million in claims and payroll and appointed a new member to the History and Heritage Board.

• Adopted Ordinance 3489 to allow retail cannabis in certain zones (5-2)
• Limited retail cannabis to four stores in the city (7-0)
• Approved $1,892,723.55 in claims and $1,820,234.88 in payroll
• Granted final acceptance of Watermain Replacement Program contract
• Appointed Cory Palmer to History & Heritage Board, position #2
• Scheduled special work session for Sept 29 to discuss biennial budget shortfall (5-2)
• Approved minutes from seven previous meetings

City Council

The City Council will conduct a work session featuring updates on the Crisis Care Center and a presentation on land productivity. The meeting also includes a follow-up discussion regarding the 2025-2026 Budget.

• Update on the Crisis Care Center
• Presentation on Land Productivity by HASCO
• Follow-up information on the 2025-2026 Budget

The council received updates on the Crisis Care Center, land productivity, and the 2025-2026 budget. No substantive policy decisions or votes on these items were recorded. The meeting was procedural in nature.

• Approved motion to extend the meeting until the end of the agenda

Arts Commission

The Lynnwood Arts Commission will discuss several business items including a time change for the September 16 meeting, the 'Emergence' old public art piece, the 2026 Lynnwood Idol, updates on Community Justice Center murals, a signal box wrap with the Snohomish Tribe, City Hall gallery space changes, public art from Alderwood Mall, The Art of Food & Wine event, and a Parklet/Art Festival Weekend. The meeting also includes approval of July 15, 2025 minutes, commissioner reports, citizen comments, and a staff report.

• Discussion of moving the Kelly sculpture from Alderwood Mall to create more parking, and potential donation of five mall sculptures to the city
• Update on Community Justice Center murals with contracts being drafted, aiming for completion by end of 2025
• Signal box wrap project with Snohomish Tribe at 168th and 44th, finalizing design with Chair Mike Evans and designer Cynthia Campbell
• City Hall gallery losing part of exhibit wall to a new customer service window after January 2026, with suggestion to create new exhibit space
• Lynnwood Idol finals booked for May 31, 2026, with discussion of rule changes and sponsorship from School of Rock

The Commission unanimously approved the July 15, 2025 minutes and rescheduled its September 16 meeting to accommodate an artist reception. Other items discussed included updates on public art installations and upcoming city events.

• Approved July 15, 2025 minutes (unanimous)
• Changed September 16 meeting start time to 7pm (unanimous)

Arts Commission

The Lynnwood Arts Commission is discussing several business items including planning for the 2026 Lynnwood Idol event, updates on murals for the Community Justice Center, and a signal box wrap project with the Snohomish Tribe. Other items include changes to the City Hall Gallery space, public art from the mall, and the Art of Food & Wine event.

• Lynnwood Idol (2026) planning
• Community Justice Center Murals update
• Signal Box – Snohomish Tribe project at 168th and 44th
• City Hall Gallery space changes
• The Art of Food & Wine event anticipated in 2026

The commission approved the June 17, 2025 minutes. The remainder of the meeting consisted of staff reports and discussions regarding future events and public art projects; no other formal votes were recorded.

• Approved June 17, 2025 minutes (unanimous)

Civil Service Commission

The Lynnwood Civil Service Commission will consider approving three Entry Custody Eligibility Lists from August 2025 and one Entry Police Eligibility List from September 2025. The meeting also includes updates on the upcoming 44th Annual Civil Service Conference and assessment centers for Master Custody Officer and Custody Sergeant positions.

• Confirmation of August 11, 2025 Entry Custody Eligibility List
• Confirmation of August 18, 2025 Entry Custody Eligibility List
• Confirmation of September 1, 2025 Entry Custody Eligibility List
• Confirmation of September 3, 2025 Entry Police Eligibility List
• 44th Annual Civil Service Conference scheduled for October 21-22, 2025

The Commission approved the meeting minutes from August 6, 2025. Members also confirmed four separate eligibility lists for entry-level police and custody positions dated between August 11 and September 3, 2025.

• Approved August 6, 2025 meeting minutes (3-0)
• Confirmed August 11, 2025 Entry Custody Eligibility List (3-0)
• Confirmed August 18, 2025 Entry Custody Eligibility List (3-0)
• Confirmed September 2, 2025 Entry Custody Eligibility List (3-0)
• Confirmed September 3, 2025 Entry Police Eligibility List (0-0)

City Council

The Lynnwood City Council will hold a work session to receive briefings on the LPFD Master Plan and development agreement, a resolution for short-term financing of the Public Facilities District, and follow-up information on the 2025-2026 budget. No votes are scheduled; this is a discussion-only session.

• LPFD Master Plan and Development Agreement Briefing (30 min)
• Introduction: Public Facilities District Short-Term Financing Resolution (30 min)
• Follow-Up Information: 2025-2026 Budget (90 min)
• Memo for Future Action: Final Contract Acceptance for Watermain Replacement Program
• Memo for Information: Bi-Yearly Report on Boards and Commissions Applications

The City Council held a work session to receive briefings on the Lynnwood Public Facilities District Master Plan and short-term financing. The Finance Director provided updates on the 2025-2026 budget and reductions made to address a shortfall. No substantive policy decisions were voted on during this session.

• Approved motion to extend the meeting to the end of the agenda

City Council

The City Council will hold a work session to discuss a draft ordinance for retail cannabis and the annexation of the Edmonds School District Old Alderwood Middle School. The body will also consider an amendment to the qualifications for holding city elective office.

• Retail Cannabis Draft Ordinance briefing
• Annexation of Edmonds School District Old Alderwood Middle School briefing
• Amendment to LMC 2.04.060 regarding qualifications to hold city elective office
• Additional Opioid Settlement Agreements and Participation Forms
• Contract #3916 request to exceed $100k purchasing threshold

The City Council conducted a work session featuring briefings on a retail cannabis draft ordinance and the annexation of the Old Alderwood Middle School. Councilmembers also discussed potential updates to the qualifications for holding city elective office.

• Discussed recommended changes to the retail cannabis draft ordinance
• Reviewed progress and next steps for the annexation of Edmonds School District Old Alderwood Middle School
• Discussed and incorporated changes into the draft amendment to LMC 2.04.060 regarding qualifications to hold city elective office

City Council

The Lynnwood City Council will hold a special work session to discuss the 2025-2026 city budget. The meeting includes a call to order, roll call, and a 120-minute budget discussion before adjournment.

• Discussion of the 2025-2026 City of Lynnwood Budget (120 minutes)

The City Council held a special work session to discuss budget strategies for the current biennium to address a shortfall and plan for future budgets. No formal decisions were made during this session.

City Council

The Lynnwood City Council will consider a draft ordinance regarding a Youth Council and receive an update on Public Defense Case Load Standards. The body will also review a consulting contract for Rowe Park outreach and final design services.

• Draft Ordinance: Youth Council
• Consulting Contract Award - RFQ 3955 – Rowe Park Outreach and Final Design Services
• Public Defense Case Load Standards Update
• Reappointment of Wally Webster to Lynnwood Public Facilities District Board Position #5
• Proclamation: Labor Day (Sept 1)

The City Council unanimously adopted ordinance 3486 to establish a Youth Council. The Council also approved several financial claims and a design contract for Rowe Park. A special meeting was scheduled for August 13 to discuss the 2025-2026 budget.

• Adopted ordinance 3486 establishing a Youth Council (7-0)
• Approved $1,418,975.78 in claims and $1,888,270.34 in payroll
• Approved $200,000 contract with Hough Beck & Baird Inc. for Rowe Park design services
• Reappointed Wally Webster to the Lynnwood Public Facilities District Board, Position #5 (unanimous, 1 abstention)
• Approved special meeting on August 13, 2025, for 2025-2026 budget discussion (6-1)

City Council

The Lynnwood City Council will hold a business meeting with two main items: a resolution to revise the council's rules of procedure, and a follow-up discussion on the 2025-2026 budget. The agenda also includes a contract supplement for lift station work and several procedural items. No public hearings or rezonings are listed.

• Resolution to revise Council Rules (Resolution 2024-08)
• Follow-up discussion on 2025-2026 budget
• Contract supplement for Lift Station 10 wet well cleaning and force main improvements
• Voucher approval

The City Council authorized a settlement agreement with Marshbank Construction and updated the council's rules of procedure. The council also approved payroll, claims, and a contract supplement for lift station improvements.

• Approved settlement agreement with Marshbank Construction for 196th St SW project not to exceed $800,000 (Unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution 2025-06 revising council rules of procedure (7-0)
• Approved payroll of $1,935,938.55 (Unanimous)
• Approved claims of $2,237,246.24 (Unanimous)
• Authorized contract supplement with RH2 Engineering Inc for Lift Station 10 project not to exceed $291,500 (Unanimous)
• Approved minutes from July 14, 16, 21, and 23, 2025 meetings (Unanimous)

City Council

The Lynnwood City Council will hold a work session covering utility rate setting fundamentals, a briefing on the LPFD development agreement, and a draft ordinance to establish a youth council. A closed executive session is scheduled for collective bargaining strategy.

• Presentation on utility rate setting fundamentals (45 min)
• Briefing on LPFD Master Plan and development agreement (45 min)
• Draft ordinance to create a Youth Council (30 min)
• Closed session for collective bargaining strategy per RCW 42.30.140(4)(b)
• Memos include opioid settlement agreement forms and a consulting contract for Rowe Park design services

City Council

The Lynnwood City Council will hold a public hearing on retail cannabis regulations and consider annexing the Old Alderwood Middle School. The council will also vote on several routine items including voucher approvals, opioid settlement agreements, and a charter amendment on qualifications for elected office.

• Public Hearing: Retail Cannabis (45 minutes)
• Public Hearing: Annexation of Edmonds School District Old Alderwood Middle School (10 minutes)
• Ordinance: Amendment to LMC 2.04.060 - Qualifications to Hold City Elective Office
• Contract #3916 - Request to Exceed $100k Purchasing Threshold
• Agreement: Additional Opioid Settlement Agreements and Participation Forms

The City Council approved the annexation of the Edmonds School District site at 20000 28th Ave W. The council also amended qualifications for holding city elective office and approved several financial claims and contracts.

• Annexed old Alderwood Middle School at 20000 28th Ave W (7-0)
• Amended LMC 2.04.060 regarding qualifications to hold city elective office (7-0)
• Approved claims totaling $4,297,911.17 and two payrolls totaling $3,661,168.25
• Authorized Mayor to sign nine National Opioid Settlement Agreement Participation Forms
• Approved request to exceed $100k spending threshold for Cooperative Contract #29023
• Authorized contract amendment with Feldman & Lee to add one public defense attorney

Civil Service Commission

The Civil Service Commission is meeting to confirm seven separate Entry Custody Eligibility Lists dated between June 9 and August 4, 2025. The body will also review meeting minutes from June 2025.

• Confirmation of Entry Custody Eligibility Lists for June 9, June 16, June 30, July 14, July 21, July 28, and August 4, 2025
• Approval of June 4, 2025 meeting minutes
• Approval of June 30, 2025 special meeting minutes
• Discussion of the 44th Annual Civil Service Conference on October 21-22, 2025

The Civil Service Commission approved the meeting minutes from June 4 and June 30, 2025. The commission also confirmed seven separate Entry Custody Eligibility Lists dated between June 9 and August 4, 2025.

• Approved June 4, 2025 meeting minutes (3-0)
• Approved June 30, 2025 special meeting minutes (3-0)
• Confirmed June 9, 2025 Entry Custody Eligibility List (3-0)
• Confirmed June 16, 2025 Entry Custody Eligibility List (3-0)
• Confirmed June 30, 2025 Entry Custody Eligibility List (3-0)
• Confirmed July 14, 2025 Entry Custody Eligibility List (3-0)
• Confirmed July 21, 2025 Entry Custody Eligibility List (3-0)
• Confirmed July 28 and August 4, 2025 Entry Custody Eligibility Lists (3-0)

History and Heritage Board

The History and Heritage Board will meet to coordinate logistics for History & Heritage Day and review a signal box art wrap for the Snohomish Tribe. The board will also discuss a 2026 Snohomish County Grant and hear from applicants.

• Planning for History & Heritage Day including legos, flyers, and signage
• Review of Snohomish Tribe Signal Box Art Wrap
• Discussion of Snohomish County Grant 2026
• Naming of Lynnwood's chicken
• Public comments from applicant Cory Palmer and visitor James Barry

The board approved the minutes from the June 10 meeting. Members discussed planning for History & Heritage Day and potential projects for a 2026 Snohomish County Grant.

• Approved June 10 minutes (unanimous)

Human Services Commission

The Lynnwood Human Services Commission will hear a 45-minute presentation from South County Fire, introduce new staff member Kresha Green, and receive a staff liaison update. The commission will also vote on minutes from April and May 2025 meetings.

• South County Fire presentation by Nicole Picknell and Keith Sharp (45 minutes)
• Introduction of Kresha Green by Human Services Coordinator Kyle Ward
• Staff liaison update from Kyle Ward
• Approval of minutes from April 23, 2025
• Approval of minutes from May 28, 2025

The commission approved the minutes from the April 23 and May 28, 2025, meetings. No other substantive actions were taken during the session.

• Approved April 23, 2025 minutes (3-0)
• Approved May 28, 2025 minutes as amended (5-0)

Human Services Commission

The Lynnwood Human Services Commission will hear wrap-up reports on the Motel Voucher Program and South County Fire services, and discuss planning for the Fair on 44th event. The meeting includes approval of June 25 minutes and public comment.

The Human Services Commission did not hold an official meeting because a quorum was not present. No substantive decisions were made.

Arts Commission

The Lynnwood Arts Commission will discuss and vote on business items including the Lynnwood Idol performance at Celebrate on June 27, the Lynnwood Artists Show reception on June 26, jurying for Community Justice Center murals, a signal box wrap project with the Snohomish Tribe, and upcoming events like Shakespeare, Fair on 44th, and Brazen Bra-dazzle. The meeting also includes approval of May 22, 2025 minutes, commissioner reports, citizen comments, and a staff report.

• Jurying for Community Justice Center murals (over 50 applications received)
• Signal box wrap project with Snohomish Tribe at 168th and 44th
• Lynnwood Idol winners Conor Sullivan and Lianna Muñoz to perform at Celebrate on June 27
• Lynnwood Artists Show reception on June 26 at City Hall
• Upcoming events: Shakespeare in the Park, Fair on 44th, Brazen Bra-dazzle

The Commission approved the May 22, 2025 meeting minutes. Three artist teams were selected for murals at the Community Justice Center, with two teams having already accepted the offer. The Commission also discussed upcoming events including Lynnwood Idol, the Lynnwood Artists Show, and Shakespeare in the Park.

• Approved May 22, 2025 minutes (unanimous)
• Selected Jesse Joshua Watson for Classroom mural (accepted)
• Selected Allan Carandang and Madeleine Busch for Programming and Mental Health Exam room murals (accepted)
• Selected Cecelia DeLeon and Kendra Azari for Health Exam Room mural (not yet accepted)

Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Commission

The Lynnwood Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Commission will discuss restructuring its bylaws and compliance with the Open Public Meetings Act. The commission will also receive updates on the Community Partner Sponsorship Program and a partnership with the Lynnwood Library. Upcoming DEIC events are scheduled for discussion.

• Update on Community Partner Sponsorship Program (15 min)
• Update on partnership with Lynnwood Library (15 min)
• Discussion of upcoming DEIC events (20 min)
• Restructure of DEIC Bylaws and OPMA compliance (10 min)
• Update on recruitment process for new members

The commission approved the meeting minutes from May 14, 2025. Members assigned attendance for upcoming summer events and tabled a discussion regarding whether to restructure from a commission to an informal committee until August.

• Approved May 14, 2025 meeting minutes
• Tabled discussion on restructuring from commission to committee

Civil Service Commission

The Civil Service Commission is meeting to approve minutes from May 7, 2025. The body will also consider the confirmation of three separate Entry Custody Eligibility Lists dated May 13, May 20, and May 27, 2025.

• Confirmation of May 13, 2025 Entry Custody Eligibility List
• Confirmation of May 20, 2025 Entry Custody Eligibility List
• Confirmation of May 27, 2025 Entry Custody Eligibility List
• Approval of May 7, 2025 meeting minutes

The Commission approved the meeting minutes from May 7, 2025. Members also confirmed three separate Entry Custody Eligibility Lists dated May 13, May 20, and May 27, 2025.

• Approved May 7, 2025 meeting minutes (3-0)
• Confirmed May 13, 2025 Entry Custody Eligibility List (3-0)
• Confirmed May 20, 2025 Entry Custody Eligibility List (3-0)
• Confirmed May 27, 2025 Entry Custody Eligibility List (3-0)

Civil Service Commission

The Lynnwood Civil Service Commission will hold a special meeting to consider and confirm the Jail Lieutenant Eligibility List. The agenda includes only this single substantive item, along with procedural roll call and adjournment.

• Confirmation of the Jail Lieutenant Eligibility List

The Commission met for a special session to review personnel eligibility. The board approved the Jail Lieutenant Eligibility List for June 30, 2025.

• Approved June 30, 2025 Jail Lieutenant Eligibility List (2-0)

History and Heritage Board

The Lynnwood History & Heritage Board is meeting to plan the July 12 History & Heritage Day at Heritage Park, discuss a Signal Box Art Wrap for the Snohomish Tribe, and consider ideas for a 2026 Snohomish County Grant. The board is also recruiting members to fill three vacant positions.

• History & Heritage Day planning on July 12 at Heritage Park
• Signal Box Art Wrap for Snohomish Tribe at 168th and 44th
• Snohomish County Grant 2026 ideas include homesteader exhibit and videos
• Fair on 44th scheduled for September 6
• Board recruiting for vacant positions #2, #3, #4

The board approved the minutes from the May 13 meeting. Members discussed upcoming events including History & Heritage Day and the Fair on 44th, and reviewed mock-ups for a signal box art wrap approved by the Tribal Council.

• Approved May 13 minutes (unanimous)

City Council

The Lynnwood City Council will hold a 60-minute discussion on items to include in a draft ordinance for retail cannabis, following the state's legalization. They will also vote on confirming a new Development and Business Services Director. Other business includes ordinances updating tax remittance deadlines, utility billing late fees, and fees for public electric vehicle charging.

• Discussion: Retail Cannabis - Items for inclusion in draft ordinance (60 min)
• Development and Business Services Director Confirmation
• Ordinance: Amendment to Fee Ordinance for Public Electric Vehicle Charging Fees
• Bid Award: Alderwood Mall Parkway Pavement Preservation & 33rd Ave W (184th St SW to Poplar Wy Bridge)
• Contract Change Order: Contract 3696 – Medication Assisted Treatment – Opioid Settlement Funds

The City Council approved contracts for sewer lift station relocation and pavement preservation. The council also confirmed Ben Wolters as Development and Business Services Director and passed ordinances regarding tax deadlines, utility fees, and EV charging.

• Approved $7,062,182 contract for Sewer Lift Station 4 Relocation project
• Approved $4,299,712 contract for Alderwood Mall Parkway and 33rd Ave W pavement preservation
• Confirmed Ben Wolters as Development and Business Services Director (6-1)
• Approved $1,505,000 contract supplement for Sewer Lift Station 4 engineering services
• Approved $1,156,025 total contract value for Lift Station 10 improvements
• Adopted Ordinance 3483 extending tax remittance deadlines (7-0)
• Adopted Ordinance 3484 regarding waterworks utility late fees (7-0)
• Adopted Ordinance 3485 regarding public electric vehicle charging fees (6-1)

City Council

The Lynnwood City Council will hold a work session to receive a 45-minute update on the Lynnwood Community Justice Center Jail from the Police Chief, a 30-minute briefing on capital project labor provisions, and a 30-minute discussion on revisions to Resolution 2024-08 regarding council rules. No votes are scheduled; these are discussion items only.

• Lynnwood Community Justice Center Jail Update (45 min)
• Staff briefing on Capital Project Labor Provisions (30 min)
• Revisions to Resolution 2024-08: Council Rules (30 min)

The City Council received updates on health services at the Lynnwood Community Justice Center and a briefing on Capital Project Labor Provisions. Councilmembers also discussed revisions to the Council Rules. No substantive policy decisions or votes on these items were recorded.

• Approved motion to extend the meeting to the end of the agenda

City Council

The City Council will hold a work session to discuss the National Community Survey results and the 2nd Quarter 2025 Financial Report. The meeting includes a briefing on the WSDOT SR 99 Corridor Pre-Design Study and a discussion regarding Fund 146.

• National Community Survey Results presentation
• WSDOT SR 99 Corridor Pre-Design Study briefing
• Discussion on Fund 146
• 2nd Quarter 2025 Financial Report
• Memo for future action: Lift Station 10 Wet Well Cleaning and Force Main Improvements contract supplement

The City Council received briefings on the National Community Survey, the WSDOT SR 99 corridor pre-design study, and potential uses for Fund 146. Mayor Frizzell and the Finance Director presented the 2nd Quarter 2025 Financial Report and a plan to address a budget shortfall. No substantive policy decisions or votes were recorded.

• Approved motion to extend the meeting to the end of the agenda

City Council

The City Council will hold a work session featuring presentations on housing and youth initiatives. The meeting includes an introduction to Housing 2025 and an update on the Youth Council.

• Introduction to Housing 2025 presentation by Housing Authority of Snohomish County (HASCO)
• Youth Council update from Council Members Binda and Escamilla

The City Council conducted a work session featuring presentations on the state of housing in Snohomish County and an update on the Youth Council. No formal votes or decisions were recorded during this session.

City Council

The City Council will consider several ordinances regarding the Unified Development Code and the City Center + Alderwood Subarea Plan. The body will also review Planning Commission applicants and the 2025 Comprehensive Plan annual amendment process.

• Ordinance regarding the Unified Development Code
• Ordinance regarding City Center + Alderwood Subarea Plan
• Amendment to LMC 7.20.080 regarding Emergency Operations Center location
• Allocation of Opioid Settlement Funds for the CHANGE Program in the Lynnwood Jail
• Planning Commission applicants Dorina Katro and Noel Baca

The City Council approved a new Unified Development Code and the City Center + Alderwood Subarea Plan. The council also appointed two members to the Planning Commission and updated the Emergency Operations Center location. A vote on the Youth Council was tabled until July 14, 2025.

• Approved claims of $1,277,343.16 and payroll of $1,840,689.79
• Appointed Dorina Katro to Planning Commission Position 3 (term expires 12/31/25)
• Appointed Noel Baca to Planning Commission Position 4 (term expires 12/31/26)
• Adopted Ordinance No. 3480 updating the Emergency Operations Center location (7-0)
• Approved Ordinance No. 3481 adopting the new Title 8 Unified Development Code (7-0)
• Approved Ordinance No. 3482 approving the City Center + Alderwood Subarea Plan (7-0)
• Approved 2025 Proposed Amendment List for Capital Facilities Plan and Transportation Improvement Program
• Tabled Youth Council vote to July 14, 2025 (6-1)

City Council

The Lynnwood City Council will hold a work session to discuss two main topics: a briefing on the city's electric vehicle charging infrastructure program and proposed fees for public EV charging, and a discussion with interested parties regarding retail cannabis licensing. Council members will also report on a recent Strong Towns conference.

• Briefing on Lynnwood's Electric Vehicle and Charging Infrastructure Program and ordinance for public EV charging fees
• Discussion with retail cannabis interested parties, including certification holders and industry representatives
• Report out from CNU/Strong Towns Conference by Council Members Coelho and Leutwyler
• Bid award for Alderwood Mall Parkway Pavement Preservation & 33rd Ave W project
• Contract supplement for Sewer Lift Station 4 Relocation Project

The City Council conducted a work session featuring briefings on electric vehicle charging fees and potential city code changes for cannabis businesses. No substantive votes or policy decisions were recorded.

• Approved motion to extend the meeting to the end of the agenda

Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Commission

The Lynnwood Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Commission will hold a regular meeting to discuss the Community Partner Sponsorship Program and plan DEIC events for 2025. The agenda also includes a tour of the Community Crisis Center and reports on community events attended in March.

• Community Partner Sponsorship Program discussion (30 minutes)
• DEIC Events for 2025 planning (30 minutes)
• Community Crisis Center Tour (10 minutes)
• Community events attended in March (10 minutes)

The commission approved the Community Engagement Sponsorship Program with updated requirements and set a limit of one sponsorship for fall 2025. A subcommittee was formed to review proposals, and a recruitment subcommittee was updated to fill two open seats. Community-Led Conversations were postponed to a monthly series from June to August.

• Approved minutes for March 12, 2025
• Decided to award one sponsorship for fall 2025 and two in 2026
• Created sponsorship review subcommittee (Lu, Zachary, Rosa)
• Updated recruitment subcommittee to include Lu, Rosa, and Chelsea
• Postponed Community-Led Conversations to June-August

Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Commission

The Lynnwood Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Commission will receive a presentation on the SR 99 Pre-Design Study from the Planning Manager. They will also discuss updates on the Community Engagement Sponsorship Program and plan DEIC events for June. The meeting includes routine items like approval of minutes and a recruitment update.

• Presentation: SR 99 Pre-Design Study by Planning Manager April Delchamps
• Update on Community Engagement Sponsorship Program
• Planning for DEIC events in June
• Recruitment process update

The commission approved the April 9, 2025, meeting minutes with corrections. Members reviewed a WSDOT presentation on SR 99 transit access and discussed promotional materials for the Community Engagement Sponsorship Program.

• Approved April 9, 2025 minutes with corrections

Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Commission

The Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Commission will nominate and elect a Chair and Vice-Chair for 2025. They will also discuss the Community Partner Sponsorship Program and plan DEIC events for the year. The meeting includes a land acknowledgement, approval of January 2025 minutes, and public comments.

• Nominations for DEI Commission Chair and Vice-Chair 2025
• Community Partner Sponsorship Program discussion (20 minutes)
• Community-Led Conversations (Summer Series) update
• DEIC Events for 2025 planning
• Step Up Conference update

The Commission unanimously appointed Lu Jiang and Chelsea Wright as co-chairs for 2025. The Community-Led Conversations series was postponed to summer, with monthly events scheduled from June to August. The group also reviewed a draft application for the Community Partner Sponsorship Program.

• Approved minutes for January 8, 2025
• Appointed Lu Jiang and Chelsea Wright as co-chairs for 2025 (unanimous)
• Postponed Community-Led Conversations to June-August 2025
• Proposed attending Juneteenth, LETI Latino Expo, and Fair on 44th

Arts Commission

The Arts Commission will meet to discuss the final preparations for Lynnwood Idol and the Lynnwood Artists Show. The body will also review jurying for the Community Justice Center murals and a signal box project with the Snohomish Tribe.

• Lynnwood Idol finals scheduled for June 1
• Lynnwood Artists Show installation on June 2 and reception on June 26
• Jurying for Community Justice Center murals
• Snohomish Tribe signal box project at 168th and 44th
• Tour of CCC

The Commission unanimously approved the minutes from April 15, 2025. Members discussed logistics for the Lynnwood Idol finals and the Lynnwood Artists Show. Staff provided updates on Lynnwood Pride events and the Festival For Zines.

• Approved April 15, 2025 minutes (unanimous)

History and Heritage Board

The Lynnwood History & Heritage Board will discuss planning for History & Heritage Day on July 12, 2025, and the design of a signal box art wrap for the Snohomish Tribe box at 168th and 44th. The board will also consider a 2026 Snohomish County grant. Three board positions remain vacant.

• History & Heritage Day planning, including a Lego activity, for July 12 at Heritage Park
• Signal Box Art Wrap for the Snohomish Tribe box at 168th and 44th, working with tribe members
• Discussion of a 2026 Snohomish County grant
• Recruitment for three vacant board positions (#2, #3, #4)
• Approval of minutes from the April 8, 2025 meeting

The board approved the minutes from the April 8 meeting. Members discussed planning for History & Heritage Day and shared potential project ideas for the 2026 Snohomish County Grant.

• Approved April 8 minutes (unanimous)

Human Services Commission

The Lynnwood Human Services Commission will introduce two new members, Kresha Green and Martin Munyoko, and hear a visiting speaker from the Lynnwood Food Bank. The commission will also debrief a tour of the Crisis Care Center and receive a liaison report.

• Introducing Kresha Green as new commission member
• Introducing Martin Munyoko as new commission member
• Visiting speaker Alissa Jones from Lynnwood Food Bank
• Crisis Care Center Tour Debrief

The commission received a presentation from the Lynnwood Food Bank regarding increased service demand. Members discussed a Crisis Care Center tour and received updates on the Youth Council project and Opioid Settlement Funds. No substantive motions were decided during the meeting.

Human Services Commission

The Lynnwood Human Services Commission will hear a presentation from the Lynnwood Food Bank's executive director and receive an update from the Human Services Coordinator. The commission will also consider approving the minutes from its March 26 meeting.

• Presentation by Alissa Jones, Executive Director of Lynnwood Food Bank (20 minutes)
• Human Services Coordinator Update from Kyle Ward (15 minutes)
• Approval of March 26 meeting minutes
• Commissioner Comments including a CCC Update (10 minutes)

The Commission approved the minutes from the March 26 meeting. No other substantive actions were decided during the session.

• Approved March 26 minutes (4-0)

City Council

The Lynnwood City Council will hold three public hearings: on the Unified Development Code, the City Center + Alderwood Subarea Plan, and the 2025 Comprehensive Plan Amendment List. The council will also consider continuing the Lynnwood WAORCA Diversion Program using opioid settlement funds.

The City Council approved claims and payroll totaling over $3.2 million and a $281,000 contract for paving project management. A motion to allocate $271,330 from the Opioid Settlement Fund for the WAORCA Retail Theft Diversion Program was denied. Public hearings were held regarding the Unified Development Code, the City Center + Alderwood Subarea Plan, and the 2025 Comprehensive Plan Amendment List.

• Approved claims of $1,462,837.11 and payroll of $1,775,816.73
• Approved contract with Perteet for paving project management not to exceed $281,000
• Denied allocation of $271,330 from Opioid Settlement Fund for WAORCA Diversion Program (2-5)
• Approved minutes from May 27, May 28, and June 2 meetings (unanimous)

City Council

The City Council will hold a work session to review retail cannabis items and the use of opioid settlement funds. The meeting also includes a discussion on the CHANGE Program/Progress House jail re-entry program.

• Review of retail cannabis items
• Discussion on opioid settlement funds
• CHANGE Program/Progress House Lynnwood Jail Re-Entry Program
• Proposed ordinance amendment to LMC 7.20.080 regarding Emergency Operations Center location
• Review of 1st Quarter 2025 Financial Report and Annual Report on Park Impact Fees

The City Council conducted a work session featuring presentations on retail cannabis, opioid settlement funds, and the CHANGE Program jail re-entry program. No substantive policy decisions or votes were recorded beyond a motion to extend the meeting time.

• Approved motion to extend the meeting until the end of the agenda

City Council

The City Council will discuss an implementing ordinance for a Tax Increment Financing Program. The meeting also includes a review of the Lynnwood WAORCA Diversion Program and an introduction to Housing 2025.

• Ordinance: Tax Increment Financing Program - Implementing Ordinance
• Continuing the Lynnwood WAORCA Diversion Program using Opioid Settlement Funds (Fund 147)
• Contract Amendment: Professional Services Contract with Feldman & Lee P.S. for Indigent Defense Services
• Temporary Construction Easement: Poplar Way Extension Bridge
• Introduction to Housing 2025 by Alliance for Housing Affordability

The Council adopted an ordinance to create the Lynnwood City Center tax increment area to finance public improvements. The city intends to issue bonds for these costs up to a maximum principal of $24,000,000. Other actions included approving city claims, payroll, and commission appointments.

• Adopted Ordinance 3479 designating Lynnwood City Center tax increment area (6-0)
• Approved $2,420,944.49 in claims and $1,788,515.02 in payroll
• Authorized contract amendment with Feldman & Lee, P.S. for Indigent Defense Services
• Authorized Temporary Construction Easement with TW Alderwood, LLC for Poplar Way Extension Bridge
• Appointed Martin Munyoko to Human Services Commission Position 2
• Appointed Rebecca Thornton to Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Commission Position 1
• Approved minutes from May 12, May 19, and May 21, 2025

City Council

The City Council is holding a work session to review the proposed Unified Development Code (UDC) ahead of a public hearing on June 9. The briefing covers updates to zoning, development standards, and potential new requirements for residential fire sprinklers.

• Briefing: Unified Development Code
• Briefing: City Center + Alderwood Subarea Plan
• Executive Session to evaluate public employment applicants
• Proposed UDC adoption deadline of June 30, 2025

The City Council held a work session featuring briefings on the Unified Development Code and the City Center + Alderwood Subarea Plan. No formal votes were taken on these items. Councilmembers proposed extending the Change program and introducing e-bikes and e-scooters to the city.

• Approved motion to extend the meeting to the end of the agenda

Arts Commission

The Lynnwood Arts Commission will discuss and make decisions on several upcoming events and projects, including jurying the Lynnwood Artists Show, planning the Lynnwood Idol finals, selecting artists for Community Justice Center murals, and finalizing a signal box wrap design with the Snohomish Tribe. The commission will also decide on tabling at a community open house and rescheduling the May 20 meeting.

• Lynnwood Artists Show – jurying and reception planning
• Lynnwood Idol – finals logistics and judge selection
• Community Justice Center Murals – jurying up to 4 artists from 8 applications
• Signal Box Wrap Project – working with Snohomish Tribe on design for 168th and 44th location
• Community Open House – decide by April 18 on tabling

The Commission approved the March 18 minutes and rescheduled the May 20 meeting. Members reviewed applications for the Lynnwood Artists Show and coordinated volunteers for a community open house.

• Approved March 18, 2025 minutes (unanimous)
• Rescheduled May 20 meeting to May 22 at 7 pm (unanimous)
• Reviewed Lynnwood Artists Show applications and submitted score sheets to staff
• Volunteered Tiffany, Kalen, Rhiannon, and Katie for May 6 community open house tabling

Civil Service Commission

The Civil Service Commission will meet to approve previous meeting minutes and confirm two entry custody eligibility lists. The lists are dated April 22, 2025, and May 6, 2025.

• Confirmation of the April 22, 2025 Entry Custody Eligibility List
• Confirmation of the May 6, 2025 Entry Custody Eligibility List
• Approval of April 2, 2025 meeting minutes

The Civil Service Commission approved the Entry Custody Eligibility Lists dated April 22, 2025, and May 6, 2025. The commission also approved the minutes from the April 2, 2025 meeting.

• Approved April 2, 2025 meeting minutes (2-0)
• Approved April 22, 2025 Entry Custody Eligibility List (2-0)
• Approved May 6, 2025 Entry Custody Eligibility List (2-0)

History and Heritage Board

The Lynnwood History & Heritage Board will discuss planning for America250 and History & Heritage Day, decide on tabling at a community open house, and review a signal box art wrap for the Snohomish Tribe box. The board is also recruiting to fill four vacant positions.

• America250 planning (15 min discussion)
• History & Heritage Day planning, including Legos (10 min)
• Decision on tabling at Community Open House by April 18 (5 min)
• Signal Box Art Wrap for Snohomish Tribe box at 168th and 44th (10 min)
• Heritage Park school tours discussion (5 min)

The board approved the minutes from the February 11 meeting. Members discussed planning for America250, History & Heritage Day, and the design process for the Snohomish Tribe signal box art wrap.

• Approved February 11 minutes (unanimous)

City Council

The City Council will discuss updates to the LMC 2.04.060 residency requirement. The meeting also includes a discussion on the suspension of Council Rule 8(B)(2)(a) and the approval of vouchers.

• Discussion on LMC 2.04.060 Residency Requirement Update
• Discussion on Suspension of Council Rule 8(B)(2)(a)
• Transit Authority Agreement for Law Enforcement Services
• Voucher approval
• Proclamations for Older Americans Month, Asian Pacific American Heritage Month, and Memorial Day

City Council

The Lynnwood City Council will hold a work session to discuss several items, including an overview of City Public Defense Services, the introduction of a new Court Commissioner, and an update on major wastewater treatment plant upgrades. Council will also consider an implementing ordinance for the Tax Increment Financing program and a May update to the Unified Development Code.

• Tax Increment Financing Program - Implementing Ordinance (45-minute discussion)
• Update on Wastewater Treatment Plant Major Upgrades (20-minute briefing)
• Unified Development Code: May Update (30-minute discussion)
• City Public Defense Services Overview with Feldman & Lee (45-minute presentation)
• Temporary Construction Easement: Poplar Way Extension Bridge (memo for future action)

The City Council received briefings on public defense services, wastewater treatment plant upgrades, and the Tax Increment Financing Program. No substantive policy decisions or votes on ordinances were made during this session.

• Approved motion to extend the meeting to the end of the agenda
• Removed Unified Development Code: May Update from agenda due to time constraints

City Council

The Lynnwood City Council will hold a work session focused on youth violence and gang activity. Briefings will be given by the Lynnwood Police Department and the community group Hope for Homies, followed by updates on the ACCESS Project and the Youth Council.

• Briefing: Youth Violence and Gang Activity Overview by Lynnwood Police Department
• Briefing: Youth Gang Intervention by Hope for Homies
• ACCESS Project Update by President Wally Webster
• Youth Council Update by Council Members Binda and Escamilla
• Council Liaison Reports

The City Council held a work session consisting of briefings and updates. No substantive policy decisions or legislative actions were taken during the meeting.

• Approved motion to extend the meeting to the end of the agenda

City Council

The Lynnwood City Council is holding a special work session to discuss several topics, including a presentation and Q&A on annexation, a review of council rules to revise, and setting 2025 priorities. The meeting includes breaks and a session for "For the Good of the Order." No decisions are being made; this is a discussion-only work session.

• Presentation and Q&A on annexation by DDS Director David Kleitsch and Community Planning Manager Karl Almgren
• Council discussion on rules to revise
• Council discussion on 2025 priorities (two sessions: P1 and P2)

The Council held a work session to discuss communication guidelines, potential rule revisions, and annexation. Members ranked and identified seven key priorities for 2025, including housing affordability, public safety, and growth management. No formal votes or legislative actions were taken.

• Discussed potential changes to Council rules
• Identified Housing Affordability as a 2025 priority
• Identified Homelessness as a 2025 priority
• Identified Organizational Transparency as a 2025 priority
• Identified Lobbying and State Policy as a 2025 priority
• Identified Labor Practices as a 2025 priority
• Identified Public Safety as a 2025 priority
• Identified Growth and Development as a 2025 priority

City Council

The Lynnwood City Council will hold a public hearing on the Commute Trip Reduction program and consider several business items. Key actions include a resolution to annex the Edmonds School District's old Alderwood Middle School, a decision on the Precision Tune property, and confirmation of a Human Services Commission applicant.

• Resolution to annex Edmonds School District Old Alderwood Middle School
• Precision Tune Decision
• Confirm Human Services Commission applicant Kresha Green
• Public Hearing: Commute Trip Reduction
• Lynnwood Municipal Golf Course Point of Sales Software and Equipment

The City Council approved the annexation of the Edmonds School District Old Alderwood Middle School. The council also authorized the sale of surplus property and appointed a new member to the Human Services Commission.

• Approved Resolution No. 2025-05 to annex Edmonds School District Old Alderwood Middle School (6-1)
• Directed Mayor to declare property at 19610 44th Ave W surplus and list for sale (unanimous)
• Appointed Kresha Green to position 7 of the Human Services Commission (unanimous)
• Approved claims of $1,504,493.49 and payrolls of $1,840,447.74 and $1,764,647.08 (unanimous)
• Approved agreement with Fullsteam Operations LLC for golf course point of sales services (unanimous)
• Approved minutes from seven meetings held between March 10 and April 7, 2025 (unanimous)

City Council

The Lynnwood City Council will hold a work session featuring a 150-minute presentation from Snohomish County Emergency Management and the Lynnwood Police Department on emergency management and operations. No other action items are listed on the agenda.

• 150-minute work session on Emergency Management and Emergency Operations with Snohomish County and Lynnwood Police Department officials.

The City Council conducted a work session featuring presentations from the Snohomish County Department of Emergency Management and the Lynnwood Police Department. No substantive policy decisions or legislative actions were taken during the meeting.

• Approved motion to extend the meeting to the end of the agenda

City Council

The City Council will hold a work session to discuss the Planning Commission's recommendations for retail cannabis and the Housing Action Plan implementation. The body will also review an ordinance amendment regarding DBS fees and receive a prosecutorial services overview.

• Planning Commission's recommendation on Retail Cannabis
• Unified Development Code: Housing Action Plan Implementation
• Amendment to Ordinance 3467 regarding DBS Fees
• City Prosecutorial Services overview with Zachor, Stock & Krepps, Inc., P.S.
• History & Heritage Board applicant Jody Nummer

The City Council held a work session featuring briefings on prosecutorial services, DBS fees, retail cannabis, and the Housing Action Plan. The Council updated a commission liaison assignment and established a new taskforce. No votes were recorded on the ordinance or planning recommendations presented.

• Removed Councilmember Binda from Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Commission liaison assignment
• Assigned Councilmember Leutwyler to Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Commission
• Formed Workforce Labor Agreement Taskforce consisting of Councilmembers Hurst, Binda, and Escamilla
• Approved motion to extend the meeting until the end of the agenda

City Council

The City Council will consider ordinances regarding DBS fees and a Commute Trip Reduction Plan. The body will also discuss a retail cannabis work program and an interlocal agreement for commute trip reduction.

• Ordinance: Amendment to Ordinance 3467 regarding DBS Fees
• Ordinance: Commute Trip Reduction Plan
• Agreement: Interlocal Agreement Commute Trip Reduction
• Discussion: Retail Cannabis Work Program
• Appointment: History & Heritage Board applicant Jody Nummer

The City Council approved several ordinances including a new Commute Trip Reduction plan and updated DBS fees. The Council voted to allow retail cannabis sales and directed staff to prepare a work plan for a future ordinance. Financial approvals included over $6.2 million in claims and payroll.

• Affirmed retail cannabis sales allowed within city limits (5-2)
• Directed staff to perform Work Plan Option A for retail cannabis ordinance by Sept 22, 2025 (6-1)
• Adopted Ordinance 3478 approving 2025-2029 Commute Trip Reduction plan (7-0)
• Adopted Ordinance 3477 amending DBS fees (7-0)
• Approved $4,422,639.53 in claims and $1,781,173.22 in payroll
• Authorized $500,000 contract with Reid Middleton, Inc. for structural inspection services
• Appointed Jody Nummer to History & Heritage Board
• Authorized interlocal agreement with Community Transit for Commute Trip Reduction

City Council

The Lynnwood City Council will hold a work session covering three main topics: a recap of the 2025 Washington State legislative session, a discussion on retail cannabis regulations, and a proposed update to residency requirements for city officials. No final votes are expected; these are discussion items only.

• 2025 Washington State Legislative Session Recap with state lobbyists (45 min)
• Discussion: Retail Cannabis - Review Items (30 min)
• Discussion: LMC 2.04.060 Residency Requirement Update (30 min)
• Memo: Transit Authority Agreement for Law Enforcement Services (for future action)
• Memo: 4th Quarter 2024 Financial Report and 1st Quarter 2025 Sales Tax Report

The City Council conducted a work session featuring a recap of the 2025 Washington State Legislative Session. Members also discussed retail cannabis sales and a potential residency requirement update to LMC 2.04.060. No formal decisions were made during this session.

Arts Commission

The Arts Commission is reviewing several local art initiatives, including the Lynnwood Idol competition and various mural opportunities. Discussions also cover potential locations for an art-centered farmers market and a signal box project involving the Snohomish Tribe.

• Lynnwood Idol event scheduled for June 1 at Edmonds College Black Box Theater
• Murals planned for four rooms at the Community Justice Center
• Signal Box wrap project in collaboration with Snohomish Tribe Chair Mike Evans
• Potential art/farmers market locations including Lynnwood Square and City Campus

The commission approved the minutes from January 21, 2024. Members discussed planning for Lynnwood Idol, the Lynnwood Artists Show, and potential mural locations.

• Approved January 21, 2024 minutes (unanimous)

Civil Service Commission

The Civil Service Commission is meeting to review and confirm several eligibility lists for police and custody positions. The body will also vote to approve minutes from the January 8, 2025 meeting.

• Confirmation of January 14, 2025 Entry Police Eligibility List
• Confirmation of January 21, 2025 Entry Police Eligibility List
• Confirmation of January 28, 2025 Entry Police Eligibility List
• Confirmation of February 4, 2025 Entry Police Eligibility List
• Confirmation of January 28, 2025 Entry Custody Eligibility List

The Civil Service Commission approved four entry police eligibility lists and one entry custody eligibility list. Members also agreed to a special meeting on February 13, 2025, to approve a Crime Prevention Specialist eligibility list.

• Approved January 8, 2025 meeting minutes (3-0)
• Confirmed January 14, 2025 Entry Police Eligibility List (3-0)
• Confirmed January 21, 2025 Entry Police Eligibility List (3-0)
• Confirmed January 28, 2025 Entry Police Eligibility List (3-0)
• Confirmed February 4, 2025 Entry Police Eligibility List (3-0)
• Confirmed January 28, 2025 Entry Custody Eligibility List (3-0)
• Agreed to special meeting on February 13, 2025

Civil Service Commission

The Civil Service Commission is meeting to discuss the expiration and confirmation of eligibility lists for the Crime Prevention Specialist position.

• Request to expire the Crime Prevention Specialist Eligibility List on 6/5/2025
• Confirmation of the February 13, 2025 Crime Prevention Eligibility List

The Commission approved the February 13, 2025 Crime Prevention Specialist Eligibility List. It also set an expiration date of June 5, 2025, for the Crime Prevention Specialist Eligibility List.

• Approved expiration of Crime Prevention Specialist Eligibility List for 6/5/2025 (3-0)
• Approved February 13, 2025 Crime Prevention Specialist Eligibility List (3-0)

Civil Service Commission

The Lynnwood Civil Service Commission will meet to approve minutes from March 5, 2025, and consider confirmation of five entry-level eligibility lists: three for police (dated March 4, 11, and 18) and two for custody (dated March 11 and 25). The meeting also includes a volunteer recognition dinner and public comment period.

• Confirmation of March 4, 2025 Entry Police Eligibility List
• Confirmation of March 11, 2025 Entry Police Eligibility List
• Confirmation of March 18, 2025 Entry Police Eligibility List
• Confirmation of March 11, 2025 Entry Custody Eligibility List
• Confirmation of March 25, 2025 Entry Custody Eligibility List

The Commission approved the meeting minutes from March 5, 2025. Members also confirmed three entry police eligibility lists and two entry custody eligibility lists from March 2025.

• Approved March 5, 2025 meeting minutes (3-0)
• Confirmed March 4, 2025 Entry Police Eligibility List (3-0)
• Confirmed March 11, 2025 Entry Police Eligibility List (3-0)
• Confirmed March 18, 2025 Entry Police Eligibility List (3-0)
• Confirmed March 11, 2025 Entry Custody Eligibility List (3-0)
• Confirmed March 25, 2025 Entry Custody Eligibility List (3-0)

History and Heritage Board

The Lynnwood History & Heritage Board will vote to approve its 2024 Annual Report. The board will also discuss the 42nd Ave West Segment 1 project's Lynnwood Historic Context report and a Signal Box Art Wrap for the Snohomish Tribe box. The meeting includes reports on board member recruitment, a submitted 2025 Snohomish County Historic Grant, and upcoming events.

• Approval of the 2024 Annual Report
• Discussion of the 42nd Ave West Segment 1 project: Lynnwood Historic Context report
• Signal Box Art Wrap – Snohomish Tribe Box at 168th and 44th
• Recruitment for four vacant board positions (#1, #2, #3, #4)
• Submitted 2025 Snohomish County Historic Grant application to archive city events

The board approved the minutes from January 14 and accepted the 2024 Annual Report. Members discussed upcoming programs, including a potential Dust Bowl program and the Snohomish Tribe signal box art wrap.

• Approved January 14 minutes (unanimous)
• Approved 2024 Annual Report

History and Heritage Board

The board will review the Lynnwood Historic Context report for the 42nd Ave West Segment 1 project. Members will also discuss a signal box art wrap for the Snohomish Tribe Box and updates regarding the 2025 Snohomish County Grant.

• 42nd Ave West Segment 1 project: Lynnwood Historic Context report
• Signal Box Art Wrap – Snohomish Tribe Box
• 2025 Snohomish County Grant update
• Recruitment for vacant board positions #1, #2, #3, and #4

The board approved the minutes from the December 10 meeting. Members discussed upcoming school tours for Heritage Park and planned activities for Heritage Day on July 12, 2025.

• Approved December 10 minutes (unanimous)

City Council

The City Council will hold a work session to discuss city lobbying efforts, the Unified Development Code, and the Volunteers of America Western Washington Lynnwood Neighborhood Center. The meeting also includes memos regarding infrastructure contracts and annual board reports.

• Unified Development Code March Briefing
• Final Contract Acceptance: 2024 Curb Ramps Project
• Bid Award: Water Pressure-Reducing Value (PRV) No. 2 Vault Improvements Project
• Contract Award: Jail Maintenance Services, Software & Security Systems
• Lynnwood City Center Station Operations & Maintenance Agreement

The City Council received briefings on the Unified Development Code, the Volunteers of America Western Washington Lynnwood Neighborhood Center, and federal lobbying efforts. No formal votes or policy decisions were recorded during this work session.

• Received briefing on Unified Development Code
• Received update on Volunteers of America Western Washington Lynnwood Neighborhood Center
• Received check-in on Federal Lobbyist efforts
• Discussed vetting process for candidates for appointive elective office
• Scheduled Special Business Meeting for March 19th to discuss filling vacant Council Position 5

Human Services Commission

The Human Services Commission will meet to discuss Commission Position #1. The agenda also includes updates on Healthy Communities and a staff liaison report.

• Discussion regarding Commission Position #1
• Healthy Communities updates from Marielle Harrington
• Review and approval of February 26 minutes

The Commission approved the minutes from the February 26 meeting. Members discussed the potential of opening a commission seat to increase diversity, which is under review by Coordinator Ward. Staff provided updates on the Cocoon House “Wings” program and opioid overdose settlement funds.

• Approved February 26 minutes (3-0)

Civil Service Commission

The Lynnwood Civil Service Commission will vote to confirm three Entry Police Eligibility Lists from February 11, February 18, and March 4, 2025, and one Entry Custody Eligibility List from February 11, 2025. These confirmations are needed to establish official hiring pools for police and custody positions. The meeting also includes approval of prior minutes and a notice about a Volunteer Recognition Dinner on April 24.

• Confirmation of February 11, 2025 Entry Police Eligibility List
• Confirmation of February 18, 2025 Entry Police Eligibility List
• Confirmation of March 4, 2025 Entry Police Eligibility List
• Confirmation of February 11, 2025 Entry Custody Eligibility List
• Volunteer Recognition Dinner on April 24 at Edmonds College

The Commission approved the meeting minutes from February 5, 2025. Members also confirmed and approved four separate eligibility lists for entry-level police and custody positions.

• Approved February 5, 2025 meeting minutes (3-0)
• Approved February 11, 2025 Entry Police Eligibility List (3-0)
• Approved February 18, 2025 Entry Police Eligibility List (3-0)
• Approved March 4, 2025 Entry Police Eligibility List (3-0)
• Approved February 11, 2025 Entry Custody Eligibility List (3-0)

City Council

The Lynnwood City Council will hold a final vote to appoint a councilmember and a preliminary vote to identify top candidates. They will also vote on confirming a public works director and consider appointments to the Parks & Recreation Board and Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Commission.

• Final vote to appoint a councilmember
• Preliminary vote to identify top 3 candidates for council appointment
• Confirmation of Public Works Director
• Appointments to Parks & Recreation Board (David Barber, Quinn Van Order)
• Appointments to Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Commission (Rosa Murillo, Zachary McGhee)

The City Council appointed Jessica Roberts to position #5 of the council following a multi-round voting process. The council also confirmed a new Public Works Director and filled several board and commission vacancies.

• Appointed Jessica Roberts to City Council position #5 (unanimous)
• Confirmed Jared Bond as Public Works Director (6-0)
• Appointed David Barber to Parks & Recreation Board Position 5 (4-0)
• Appointed Quinn Van Order to Parks & Recreation Board Position 2 (unanimous)
• Appointed Rosa Murillo to DEI Commission position 3 (unanimous)
• Appointed Zachary McGhee to DEI Commission position 5 (unanimous)
• Approved $1,585,139.66 in claims for 2/17/25 through 3/2/25 (unanimous)
• Approved $1,764,332.26 in payroll dated 2/21/25 (unanimous)

City Council

The City Council will hold a special business meeting to evaluate a candidate's qualifications for an elective office. The body will also discuss the appointment process and the potential rescission of a previous action.

• Executive session to evaluate a candidate for appointment to elective office
• Discussion on the rescission of a previously taken action
• Discussion on next steps in the appointment process

The City Council discussed the appointment process for Position #5 and decided to move forward with the four remaining candidates. The Council will contact these candidates to verify their interest and will later review timelines for background and social media checks.

• Decided to proceed with existing four candidates for Position #5
• Removed Executive Session and Rescission of Action from agenda due to candidate withdrawal

City Council

The Lynnwood City Council will hold a work session to discuss a recap of the 2025 Congressional City Conference from the National League of Cities and receive liaison reports from council members. No formal votes are scheduled; this is a discussion-only meeting.

• National League of Cities - 2025 Congressional City Conference Recap (15 min)
• Council Liaison Reports (60 min)

The City Council conducted a work session consisting of reports and recaps. No votes were taken and no official actions were decided during the meeting.

City Council

The Lynnwood City Council is holding a special business meeting to appoint a new council member for Position 5 and to discuss next steps. No other substantive items are on the agenda.

• Appointment to fill Council Position 5 vacancy (15-minute item)
• Discussion of next steps (5-minute item)

The City Council met for a special business meeting to fill a vacancy. The council voted to appoint Robert Leutwyler to Position 5. Assistant City Administrator Julie Moore provided a briefing on the next steps for the appointment and Oath of Office.

• Appointed Robert Leutwyler to City Council Position 5 (5-0)

City Council

The Lynnwood City Council is holding a regular business meeting. Notable items include a public hearing, approval of minutes, and a unanimous consent agenda with several contract awards and agreements. The main business item is a discussion and potential action on a contract and opioid funding request for the Snohomish County Outreach Team (SCOUT).

• Contract Award: Jail Maintenance Services, Software & Security Systems
• Agreement: Lynnwood City Center Station Operations & Maintenance Agreement
• Final Contract Acceptance: 2024 Curb Ramps Project
• Bid Award: Water Pressure-Reducing Value (PRV) No. 2 Vault Improvements Project
• Snohomish County Outreach Team (SCOUT) contract and opioid funding request

The City Council approved several infrastructure and maintenance contracts, including a water vault project and jail security services. The council also authorized funding for the Snohomish County Outreach Team (SCOUT) and opioid-related expenses. Robert Leutwyler took the oath of office for Council Position #5.

• Approved $2,056,156.46 in claims and $1,753,366.97 in payroll
• Approved 3-year jail security maintenance agreement with Cornerstone Detention Products for $253,000.00
• Authorized agreement with Sound Transit for Lynnwood City Center Station operations and maintenance
• Granted final contract acceptance for 2024 Curb Ramps Project
• Approved contract with Gary Harper Construction Inc. for PRV No. 2 Vault Improvements up to $834,190.03
• Approved SCOUT contract in the amount of $177,500.00
• Approved opioid funding request in the amount of $42,330.50
• Approved minutes from February 10 through March 3, 2025

City Council

The City Council will hold a work session to review several planning and economic development updates. Discussions include the Unified Development Code's housing plan and the City Center Tax Increment Area. The body will also consider the annexation of the Edmonds School District Old Alderwood Middle School.

• Annexation of Edmonds School District Old Alderwood Middle School
• Unified Development Code: Housing Action Plan Implementation
• City Center Tax Increment Area update
• Project Labor Agreements and Community Workforce Agreements
• Precision Tune Property update

The City Council conducted a work session consisting of briefings and presentations. No substantive policy decisions, approvals, or denials were recorded.

• Approved motion to extend the meeting until the end of the agenda

Arts Commission

The Lynnwood Arts Commission will consider approving its 2024 annual report and discuss logistics for the Lynnwood Idol event, including sponsors and venue. They will also review plans for an Art/Farmers Market at the Lynnwood station and murals at the Community Justice Center. A signal box wrap project with the Snohomish Tribe is on the agenda.

• Approval of 2024 Annual Report
• Lynnwood Idol event planning (sponsors, venue, judges)
• Art/Farmers Market at Lynnwood station (awaiting Sound Transit response)
• Community Justice Center mural call posted
• Signal box wrap with Snohomish Tribe at 168th and 44th

The Arts Commission unanimously approved the 2024 Annual Report. Members discussed planning for Lynnwood Idol and potential locations for an art or farmers market.

• Approved January 21, 2024 minutes (unanimous)
• Approved 2024 Annual Report (unanimous)

Human Services Commission

The Human Services Commission will meet to review reports on a partnership with Cocoon House "Wings" and diversity, equity, and inclusion initiatives in Lynnwood. The body will also receive reports from the staff and council liaisons.

• Cocoon House "Wings" Partnership report
• Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Initiatives in Lynnwood report
• Approval of January minutes

The commission met on February 26, 2025. The minutes record no votes or formal decisions on the listed discussion items.

• Approved January minutes

City Council

The Lynnwood City Council will consider a motion to pause the transition from the Washington Utilities and Transportation Commission solid waste tariff. Other business includes a resolution to accept fewer than three applicants for the Public Works Director position, a review of city code on elected officials' duties, and a discussion of top candidates for City Council Position 5.

• Motion to pause transition from WUTC solid waste tariff
• Resolution to accept less than three applicants for Public Works Director per LMC 2.06.030
• Review of LMC duties and qualifications for elected city officials
• Council summit summary
• Top 8 candidates for City Council Position 5

The City Council approved several financial expenditures and a contract for wastewater treatment plant upgrades. The council also voted to pause a solid waste tariff transition and modified the appointment process for the Public Works Director.

• Approved claims of $2,368,902.86 and payroll of $1,800,949.59
• Authorized contract with KBA, Inc. for WWTP Major Upgrades Owner Advisor services not to exceed $400,000
• Approved motion to pause transition from the Washington Utilities and Transportation Commission Solid Waste Tariff Ordinance No. 3436
• Adopted Resolution 2025-04 to allow the referral of one candidate instead of three for Public Works Director (5-1)
• Approved minutes of January 27, 2025 Business Meeting and February 3, 2025 Work Session

City Council

The council will conduct interviews for the City Council Position 5 vacancy, with 150 minutes allocated for the work session. No other decisions or discussions are scheduled for this meeting.

• City Council Position 5 Vacancy Interviews (150 minutes)
• Construction Contract Award: Scriber Creek Trail Phase 3 (memo for future action, no discussion)
• Contract Approval: #3835 - Siemens Automated Facilities Management (memo for future action, no discussion)

The City Council conducted interviews with the top seven candidates for the vacancy of Council Position #5. No other substantive decisions were recorded during this work session.

• Interviewed 7 candidates for Council Position #5 vacancy

City Council

The Lynnwood City Council will hold a special business meeting to evaluate candidates and vote to fill a vacant council seat. The meeting includes an executive session to review qualifications, followed by preliminary and final votes.

• Executive session to evaluate candidates for appointment to elective office
• Preliminary vote to identify top 3 candidates
• Final vote to appoint a councilmember

The City Council held a special business meeting to appoint a member to an elective office. Following two executive sessions and a preliminary vote, the Council unanimously appointed Rebecca Thornton to Council Position 5, effective immediately.

• Appointed Rebecca Thornton to Council Position 5 (Unanimous)

City Council

The Lynnwood City Council will vote on three consent agenda items: voucher approvals, a contract with Siemens for automated facilities management, and a construction contract for Scriber Creek Trail Phase 3. They will also receive updates on the Association of Washington Cities City Action Days and city lobbying efforts.

• Contract #3835 with Siemens for Automated Facilities Management
• Construction contract award for Scriber Creek Trail Phase 3
• Recap of Association of Washington Cities City Action Days

The City Council met in executive session to evaluate candidates for an elective office. No substantive legislative decisions were recorded before the meeting was adjourned due to a loss of internet connectivity.

• Moved to executive session to evaluate candidates for elective office
• Rebecca Thornton withdrew her name for consideration for Council Position 5
• Adjourned meeting at 6:34 pm due to loss of internet

City Council

The City Council will hold a work session to review an update to the Unified Development Code regarding the Housing Action Plan implementation. The body will also introduce applicants for the Parks & Recreation Board and the Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Commission.

• Unified Development Code (UDC) Update - Housing Action Plan Implementation
• Parks & Recreation Board applicants David Barber and Quinn Van Order
• Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Commission applicants Rosa Murillo and Zachary McGhee
• Association of Washington Cities - City Action Days Recap
• Youth Advisory Board Update

City Council

The Lynnwood City Council will hold a special business meeting to consider several consent agenda items, including a contract with Siemens for automated facilities management and a construction contract award for the Scriber Creek Trail Phase 3. Voucher approvals are also on the agenda.

• Contract Approval: #3835 - Siemens Automated Facilities Management
• Construction Contract Award: Scriber Creek Trail Phase 3
• Voucher Approval

The City Council approved a construction contract for the Scriber Creek Trail Phase 3 project and a building management system upgrade. The council also approved claims and payroll vouchers.

• Approved claims of $1,598,220.20 and payroll of $1,796,721.03 (unanimous)
• Approved $150,148.59 contract with Siemens for Building Management System upgrade (unanimous)
• Approved contract with Bayshore Construction Company for Scriber Creek Trail Phase 3 not to exceed $5,869,157 (unanimous)

Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Commission

The commission will hear a presentation from Kresha Green of YWCA Snohomish County. The agenda also includes discussion regarding 2025 commissioner recruitment.

• Presentation by YWCA Snohomish County
• Commissioner Recruitment 2025

The commission approved the minutes from the November 13, 2024 meeting. Members received a presentation from YWCA Snohomish County and an update on the 2025 commissioner recruitment process.

• Approved minutes for November 13, 2024

Arts Commission

The Lynnwood Arts Commission will discuss three main business items: the Art Market, the Lynnwood Idol competition, and murals for the Community Justice Center. They will also approve minutes from the December 2024 meeting and receive reports from commissioners, council liaison, and staff.

• Art Market: discussion on vendor survey, market manager, and potential Sound Transit station space use
• Lynnwood Idol: video auditions March 26–April 30, finals June 8, winners receive $500 and perform at Celebrate!
• Community Justice Center Murals: call for artists for 4 spaces in the jail area
• Approval of December 17, 2024 meeting minutes
• Staff report: City Hall and Rec Center art exhibits, tagging incidents, and Signal Box Wrap Project with Snohomish Tribe

The Commission approved the minutes from the December 17, 2024 meeting. Members discussed logistics for the Lynnwood Idol event and potential sites for an Art Market. No other substantive decisions were made.

• Approved December 17, 2024 minutes (unanimous)

Human Services Commission

The Lynnwood Human Services Commission will meet on January 22, 2025, to review and approve the 2024 Human Services Commission Annual Report and elect a chair and vice chair for 2025. The meeting will also include approval of minutes from December 2024, public comments, and a staff liaison report.

• Review and approve the 2024 Human Services Commission Annual Report
• Motion to elect Chair and Vice Chair for 2025
• Approval of minutes from December 2024
• Public comments and commissioner comments
• Staff liaison report by Kyle Ward, Human Services Coordinator

The Commission elected a new Chair and Vice Chair for 2025 and approved the 2024 Annual Report. Members also discussed inviting city staff and food bank representatives to future meetings as guest speakers.

• Approved December 2024 minutes (3-0)
• Approved 2024 Human Services Commission Annual Report (3-0)
• Elected Caroline Judd-Herzfeldt as Chair and Heather Alder as Vice Chair (3-0)

Board of Ethics

The Lynnwood Board of Ethics will discuss and consider updates to Lynnwood Municipal Code 2.94 and review the board's budget. The meeting includes public comment and board member comments.

• Discussion of adopted updates to LMC 2.94
• Review of Board of Ethics budget

The Board of Ethics approved the minutes from the May 9, 2024 meeting. Members received briefings on updates to LMC 2.94 and the 2025-2026 biennium budget.

• Approved May 9, 2024 meeting minutes

Board of Ethics

The Board of Ethics will meet to conduct a 60-minute closed session to consider a quasi-judicial matter. The meeting also includes time for public comment.

• Closed session to consider a quasi-judicial matter under RCW 42.30.140

The Board of Ethics met in closed session to consider a quasi-judicial matter. The board decided to move forward with a meeting involving all parties to hear all aspects of a complaint and the issues involved.

• Approved motion to meet with all parties regarding a complaint per LMC 2.94.080(2)(a)

Arts Commission

The Lynnwood Arts Commission will elect 2025 officers and discuss the Art Market/Lynnwood Idol event, murals for the Community Justice Center, and a partnership with the Lynnwood Parks & Recreation Foundation. These are business items for discussion and decision at the meeting.

• Election of 2025 officers
• Art Market / Lynnwood Idol event planning
• Community Justice Center – murals in four interior spaces
• Lynnwood Parks & Recreation Foundation partnership

The Arts Commission elected its leadership for 2025. The commission also discussed planning for the Lynnwood Idol competition and a potential art market.

• Approved November 19, 2024 minutes (unanimous)
• Elected Rhiannon Kruse as chair
• Elected Lynn Hanson as vice-chair
• Elected Katie Zeitler as secretary

City Council

The Lynnwood City Council will consider adopting the 2024 Imagine Lynnwood Comprehensive Plan and a STEP Housing Code Amendment. They will also confirm a Tourism Advisory Committee applicant, adopt the 2025 Finance Committee and Mid-Biennial Budget Review calendars, and approve several consent agenda items including an interlocal agreement for fleet maintenance and elevator modernization.

• Ordinance: STEP Housing Code Amendment (15 min)
• Ordinance: 2024 Imagine Lynnwood Comprehensive Plan Adoption (30 min)
• Confirm: Brian Pouch, Tourism Advisory Committee (TAC) Applicant (15 min)
• Interlocal Agreement: With South County Fire Authority for Fleet Maintenance Services
• Community Justice Center Elevator Modernization Services

The City Council adopted the 2024 Comprehensive Plan Update and amended the zoning code regarding STEP housing. The Council also authorized the purchase of the Roscoe property and approved several municipal service contracts.

• Authorized purchase of Roscoe property at 17014 Bertola Rd (6-0)
• Approved 2024 Imagine Lynnwood Comprehensive Plan Update via Ordinance 3476 (5-1)
• Adopted Ordinance 3475 amending Zoning Code concerning STEP housing (5-1)
• Approved $4,818,084.62 in claims and $3,494,706.25 in payroll
• Approved $283,863.86 for Community Justice Center elevator modernization
• Authorized Interlocal Agreement with South County Fire for fleet maintenance
• Confirmed Brian Pouch to Tourism Advisory Committee Position Number 8
• Adopted 2025 Finance Committee meeting calendar (6-0)

City Council

The Lynnwood City Council will hold a work session to discuss federal priorities with lobbyist Mark Dedrick and an update on the solid waste collection transition from WUTC tariff. The meeting also includes a closed session under RCW 42.30.140(4)(a) and an executive session under RCW 42.30.110(1)(g). No votes are scheduled; all items are for discussion only.

• Federal Priorities with Lobbyist Partner Mark Dedrick (30 minutes)
• Update on status of transition from WUTC Solid Waste Hauler Tariff (20 minutes)
• Closed Session Pursuant to RCW 42.30.140(4)(a) (15 minutes)
• Executive Session Pursuant to RCW 42.30.110(1)(g) (90 minutes)
• Contract Award: WWTP Upgrades Phase 1 Owner Advisor Services (discussion only, no vote)

The City Council conducted a work session featuring updates on federal priorities and the transition from the Washington State Utility and Transportation Commission Solid Waste Hauler Tariff. No substantive votes or policy decisions were recorded during the session.

History and Heritage Board

The History & Heritage Board will meet to elect its 2025 officers and discuss local heritage projects. The board is also reviewing a signal box art wrap and grant-funded archiving efforts.

• Election of 2025 Officers
• Discussion of Snohomish Tribe Signal Box Art Wrap
• Review of 2024 Snohomish County Grant for archivist services
• Planning for Heritage Day activities on July 12, 2025
• Recruitment for vacant board positions #1, #2, #3, and #4

The board elected its leadership for 2025 and approved the minutes from the November 12 meeting. The board also accepted a gift of a 1979 Alderwood Mall plan from a citizen.

• Approved November 12 minutes (unanimous)
• Elected J. Lord as Chair, C. Ryan as Vice Chair, and J. Rogers as Secretary (unanimous)
• Accepted gift of July 18, 1979 Alderwood Mall plan from Ted Hikel
• Postponed art project discussion to 2025

City Council

The Lynnwood City Council will consider a final amendment to the 2023-2024 budget and an ordinance updating golf fees. They will also discuss code amendments for local permit review processes and a resolution on the Edmonds School District's annexation petition for the Old Alderwood Middle School property. Several consent agenda items include contracts for Scriber Creek Trail Phase 3 construction engineering and Sound Transit Everett Link Extension consulting services.

• Ordinance: Final 2023-2024 Budget Amendment
• Ordinance: Update to Golf Fees
• Ordinance: Local Permit Review Processes (SB 5290) Code Amendments
• Resolution: Edmonds School District Petition for Annexation of Old Alderwood Middle School Property
• Contract Supplement: Scriber Creek Trail Phase 3 Construction Engineering

The City Council approved the final 2023-2024 budget modifications and updated golf fees. The council also passed code amendments for local permit review processes and agreed to consider an annexation petition for the old Alderwood Middle School property.

• Adopted final 2023-2024 Budget Amendment Ordinance 3472 (6-1)
• Adopted Golf Fee update Ordinance 3473 (6-1)
• Adopted Local Permit Review Processes Ordinance 3474 (7-0)
• Adopted Resolution 2024-10 to consider annexation of 20000 28th Ave W (7-0)
• Approved $2,390,010.42 in claims and $1,605,148.13 in payroll
• Authorized $146,012.51 contract supplement for Scriber Creek Trail Phase 3
• Awarded $1,000,000 contract to KPG Psomas for Sound Transit EVLE project
• Directed Mayor to investigate costs of filing a case with the Attorney General regarding dual office-holding (5-2)

City Council

The Lynnwood City Council will hold a work session to discuss the 2025 council meeting calendar, elected leadership and liaison positions, and appointed positions. They will also receive an introduction to a STEP Housing Code Amendment and discuss the ALPR Camera Program, including a contract award and grant approval. Other items include council summit logistics and a discussion on qualifications to hold elective office.

• 2025 Draft Council Meeting Calendar
• 2025 Elected Leadership and Liaison Positions
• Introduction: STEP Housing Code Amendment
• ALPR Camera Program - Program Discussion; Sole Source Waiver and Contract Award
• ALPR Camera Program - Grant Approval

The Council voted to remove item 6.H regarding qualifications to hold elective office from the agenda. Other items, including the 2024 meeting calendar and ALPR camera program, were discussed or presented without formal decisions.

• Removed item 6.H (LMC 2.04.060 – Qualifications to Hold Elective Office) from the agenda (4-2)

City Council

The Lynnwood City Council will hold two public hearings: one on the 2024 Imagine Lynnwood Comprehensive Plan and another on a housing code amendment. The council will also discuss and vote on several business items, including the 2025 elected leadership and liaison positions, a grant for an ALPR camera program, and a contract for Scriber Creek Trail Phase 3 construction management services.

• Public Hearing: 2024 Imagine Lynnwood Comprehensive Plan (45 min)
• Public Hearing: STEP Housing Code Amendment (30 min)
• Consultant Contract: Scriber Creek Trail Phase 3 Construction Management Services
• ALPR Camera Program - Grant Approval and Program Discussion; Sole Source Waiver and Contract Award
• Council Vacancy Direction

The City Council approved a $171,153.50 contract for ALPR cameras and elected Nick Coelho as Council President. The Council also approved several consultant contracts, payroll vouchers, and appointed members to various city commissions. Public hearings were held regarding the 2024 Imagine Lynnwood Comprehensive Plan and the STEP Housing Code Amendment.

• Approved $171,153.50 contract with Flock for ALPR technologies (6-0)
• Approved $132,700 WASPC/WATPA grant for ALPR cameras (6-0)
• Elected Nick Coelho as Council President (5-1)
• Elected Joshua Binda as Council Vice President (4-2)
• Approved $1,146,366 contract with KPG Psomas Inc. for Scriber Creek Trail Phase 3 (Unanimous)
• Rejected all construction bids for Scriber Creek Trail Phase 3 (Unanimous)
• Approved $10,240,785.42 in claims and payroll (Unanimous)
• Directed City Clerk to publish notice for City Council Position #5 vacancy (Unanimous)

Human Services Commission

The Lynnwood Human Services Commission will discuss and approve the 2025 meeting schedule, nominate a chair and co-chair for the year, and receive updates on the Point in Time Count from YWCA, the Mayor's comments, and a staff liaison report.

• Approval of 2025 Human Services Commission meeting schedule
• Nominating and electing 2025 Chair and Co-Chair
• Point in Time Count 2025 presentation by YWCA's Kresha Green
• Mayor Christine Frizzell's comments to the commission
• Staff liaison report from Human Services Coordinator Kyle Ward

The Commission approved a change to its 2025 meeting schedule and location. Members also amended previous meeting minutes and received updates on homelessness counts and community services.

• Approved moving meetings to the fourth Wednesday of each month starting January 22, 2025 (5-0)
• Approved amending meeting minutes in G1 from 2024 to 2025 (7-0)

Arts Commission

The Lynnwood Arts Commission will jury artists for 2025 City Hall and Rec Center gallery shows, discuss murals for the Community Justice Center and Lynndale Park, and review the Signal Box Art Wrap for the Snohomish Tribe box location. They will also consider the Art Market and Lynnwood Idol event.

• Art Galleries Jurying for 2025 shows (60 min discussion)
• Community Justice Center – Murals (10 min)
• Art Market / Lynnwood Idol (10 min)
• Signal Box Art Wrap – Snohomish Tribe Box location (5 min)
• Lynndale Park Mural (5 min)

The commission unanimously approved the October 15, 2024 minutes. Members determined the location for the Snohomish Tribe signal box art wrap and reviewed upcoming gallery schedules and mural projects.

• Approved October 15, 2024 minutes (unanimous)
• Determined signal box art wrap location at 44th and 168th
• Scheduled Lynndale Park mural installation for December 9

History and Heritage Board

The Lynnwood History & Heritage Board will discuss a signal box art wrap for the Snohomish Tribe, an archivist update on a 2024 Snohomish County grant, a 2025 grant for city archiving, and National Endowment for the Humanities grant opportunities. The board will also approve minutes from the October 8, 2024 meeting.

• Signal Box Art Wrap – Snohomish Tribe Box (10 min discussion)
• Archivist / 2024 Snohomish County Grant update (10 min)
• 2025 Snohomish County Grant - Archiving at the city (10 min)
• National Endowment for the Humanities – Grant opportunities (10 min)
• Approval of minutes from October 8, 2024 meeting

The board approved the minutes from the October 8 meeting. Members discussed the location of a signal box art wrap and potential grant opportunities for city archiving.

• Approved October 8 meeting minutes (unanimous)

Civil Service Commission

The Lynnwood Civil Service Commission will meet to approve minutes from November 6, 2024, and consider several items of new business, including confirmation of police and custody eligibility lists from November and December 2024. The commission will also discuss a change in the process for civil service minutes, an update on the jail lieutenant position, and removing a classification from the civil service rules. The meeting is scheduled for January 8, 2025.

• Confirmation of Entry Police Eligibility Lists from November 12, 19, 26, and December 3, 2024
• Confirmation of Entry Custody Eligibility Lists from November 12, 19, and December 3, 2024
• Discussion on changing the process for Civil Service Minutes
• Update on the Jail Lieutenant Position
• Removing a classification from the Civil Service Rules

The Civil Service Commission approved several eligibility lists for entry-level police and custody positions. The commission also received notifications regarding upcoming changes to police department classifications and meeting minute procedures.

• Approved November 6, 2024 meeting minutes (3-0)
• Confirmed Nov 12, 2024 Entry Police Eligibility List (3-0)
• Confirmed Nov 19, 2024 Entry Police Eligibility List (3-0)
• Confirmed Nov 26, 2024 Entry Police Eligibility List (3-0)
• Confirmed Dec 3, 2024 Entry Police Eligibility List (3-0)
• Confirmed Nov 12, 2024 Entry Custody Eligibility List (3-0)
• Confirmed Nov 19, 2024 Entry Custody Eligibility List (3-0)
• Confirmed Dec 3, 2024 Entry Custody Eligibility List (3-0)

Civil Service Commission

The Commission will vote to elect a Chair and Vice Chair and review updates to civil service rules. The body is also scheduled to confirm several eligibility lists for police, custody, and supervisory positions.

• Election of Commission Chair and Vice Chair
• Civil Service Rule Updates
• Confirmation of Entry Police Eligibility Lists (Dec 10, Dec 17, and Jan 7, 2024/2025)
• Confirmation of Entry Custody Eligibility Lists (Dec 10 and Jan 7, 2024/2025)
• Confirmation of Community Engagement and Crime Prevention Supervisor Eligibility List (Jan 8, 2025)

The Civil Service Commission approved several eligibility lists for entry-level police and custody positions. The Commission was notified of upcoming changes to police department classifications and a new process for recording meeting minutes.

• Approved November 6, 2024 meeting minutes (3-0)
• Confirmed Nov 12, 2024 Entry Police Eligibility List (3-0)
• Confirmed Nov 19, 2024 Entry Police Eligibility List (3-0)
• Confirmed Nov 26, 2024 Entry Police Eligibility List (3-0)
• Confirmed Dec 3, 2024 Entry Police Eligibility List (3-0)
• Confirmed Nov 12, 2024 Entry Custody Eligibility List (3-0)
• Confirmed Nov 19, 2024 Entry Custody Eligibility List (3-0)
• Confirmed Dec 3, 2024 Entry Custody Eligibility List (3-0)

Board of Ethics

The Board of Ethics will meet to discuss ethics standards and board membership. The agenda includes a presentation from a guest speaker from the Seattle Ethics Board and an introduction of candidate Keton Handy.

• Guest speaker from Seattle Ethics Board
• Candidate introduction: Keton Handy
• Update on LMC 2.94

The Board approved the minutes from the February 8 meeting. The session included a presentation on police accountability and an introduction of a board candidate.

• Approved minutes of the 2-8 meeting