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The agenda indicates there is no BOCC meeting for August 4, 2026. The document contains only procedural boilerplate and an adjournment item.

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The Board will set dates for condemnation proceedings on two parcels and consider limited‑access petitions for Hallett Road and Laurel Road. Commissioners will appoint members to the Parks and Recreation Committee, the Housing and Community Development Advisory Committee, and the Essential Public Facilities Committee. The meeting includes a recommendation to allocate housing units for 2026‑2046 and several resolutions, notably accepting a $941,297.08 grant for the Spokane County Public Defender’s Office and a $45,507 award for the HIDTA task force, authorizing airport‑related property purchases, and approving contracts for crisis stabilization services. A public hearing will address revisions to the traffic code, including school speed zones on Pittsburg Street and Farwell Road.

• Authorize Spokane Airport Board to purchase property at 5007 S. Hayford Road (Parcel No. 24062.0125)
• Accept $941,297.08 award from Washington State Office of Public Defense for public defender services
• Accept $45,507 award from the Executive Office of the President, Office of National Drug Control Policy for HIDTA task force
• Execute contract with Pioneer Human Services for facility‑based crisis stabilization services (July‑Dec 2026)
• Consider revising Spokane County Traffic Code Section 46.61.4155.1 for 20 mph school speed zones on Pittsburg Street and Farwell Road

Board of County Commissioners

Spokane County Commissioners will hold a briefing meeting to discuss a range of items, including a broadband PDA update, a financial assistance award for Court Appointed Special Advocates, additional funding for the West Plains PDA, easement and quitclaim deed matters, and a proposed moratorium on large load data centers. The meeting also covers urban county requalification, a health‑care authority waiver initiative, EPF site selection criteria, and affordable housing fee deferral. All items are presented for discussion and consideration only.

• Broadband PDA Update (presented by Ariane Schmidt, CEO Broadlinc)
• Acceptance of award of financial assistance for CASA programs (presented by Tori Peterson, Juvenile Court Administrator)
• Interlocal Agreement – West Plains PDA – Additional Funding for CRP No. 3279 (presented by Jake Saxon, Design Program Manager, Public Works)
• Easement – City of Spokane Valley, Parcel Nos. 45191.0906 & 45202.0528 – CRP 2764 (presented by Matt Zarecor, County Engineer)
• Proposed Large Load Data Center Moratorium and Regional Planning Conversation (presented by Commissioners Chris Jordan and Amber Waldref)

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The Spokane County Board of County Commissioners will hear a sales tax update, a 2026 financial update, and a discussion of the 2027 budget from the Director of Finance. The Planning Director will lead a 90‑ to 120‑minute worksession on the Spokane County Comprehensive Plan 2046. Possible executive‑session topics are listed but no final actions are scheduled.

• Sales tax update (Director of Finance)
• 2026 financial update (Director of Finance)
• 2027 budget discussion (Director of Finance)
• Spokane County Comprehensive Plan 2046 worksession (Planning Director)
• Possible executive‑session topics on real‑estate transactions and contract negotiations

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The Board of County Commissioners will meet for a briefing session to discuss various department updates and proposals. All documents provided for the meeting are in draft form for discussion and consideration only.

• Spokane International Airport briefings on Tobler and Kern property acquisitions
• Proposed traffic code revisions to add stops at Green Bluff Drive and Halliday Road
• Proposed special demolition permit application fees for Upriver Fire victims
• 2026 Spokane County Interstate Fair ticket and parking prices
• Home Electrification & Appliance Rebates (HEAR) Program awards and contracts

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The Board of County Commissioners will receive recommendations on housing allocations for county jurisdictions. The meeting includes setting public hearing dates for several new county roads and voting on various grants and service contracts.

• Proposed housing allocations for Spokane County jurisdictions for 2026-2046
• Public hearings set for August 11 to establish roads including Chatham Avenue and Molly Street
• Grant of $13,758,184 from DSHS for Developmental Disability Services
• Contracts for Juvenile Court Services: Synergy Counseling ($90,000), Relational Roots Therapy ($150,000), and Lutheran Community Services Northwest ($11,000)
• Grant of $10,000 from Rails to Trails Conservancy for the Argonne Gap in the Centennial Trail project

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The Board of County Commissioners will hold a briefing session to discuss various department reports, grant awards, and proposed code modifications. All documents provided for this meeting are in draft form for discussion and consideration.

• Family and Juvenile Court Improvement Plan Award for 2026-2027 in the amount of $107,965.00
• Spokane Conservation District Rates & Charges Proposal
• Proposed modifications to Spokane County Code Chapter 1.08 regarding the Department of Emergency Management
• Riverwalk Point II (HOME) and Broadway Seniors (HOME-ARP) Grant and Regulatory Agreements
• Rescinding the second amendment related to the Beacon Hill Phase 2 Project Management

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The Board of County Commissioners will hold public hearings on speed limit revisions for several roads and a road name change. The body is also deciding on various grants, service contracts, and board appointments.

• Contract with Harris Recording Solutions, Inc. for Auditor's Office software: $421,392 for 2026, $151,800 for 2027, and $133,574 for 2028
• Financial assistance for Detention Services Crisis Intervention Specialist Program: $727,000
• DHS Operation Stonegarden Grant for Emergency Management Department: $117,000
• Public hearings on speed zone revisions for Craig Road, Hastings Road, Elk Camden Road, and Old Trails Road
• Proposed road name change from Inland Road to Old Trails Road

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The Board of County Commissioners will meet for strategic planning to discuss housing allocations and environmental impact alternatives for the Comprehensive Plan 2046. The agenda also includes discussions on public safety and health revenue and the Essential Public Facility Committee.

• 2026 Housing Allocations by Jurisdiction for the Comprehensive Plan
• Comprehensive Plan 2046 — Environmental Impact Statement Preferred Alternative Discussion
• Resolution and Bylaws for Essential Public Facility Committee
• Public Safety and Health Revenue Discussion

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The agenda indicates there is no meeting for the Board of County Commissioners on June 30, 2026. The only listed action is to adjourn.

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The Spokane County Board of County Commissioners will hold a briefing session on June 30, 2026. The agenda contains only procedural information, location details, remote access instructions, and an ADA notice. No items are scheduled for discussion, vote, or decision.

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The Spokane County Board of Commissioners will set hearing dates for a road name change and multiple traffic code revisions. The board will also consider various contracts, including a $24,100 forestry management agreement and a $90,333.34 tractor purchase.

• Set hearing date for Inland Road to Old Trails Road name change
• Set hearing dates for traffic code speed limit revisions on Old Trails, Craig, and Hastings Roads
• Authorize $24,100 forestry management work for Spokane County Parks
• Award bid for Kubota Tractor to Adams Tractor for $90,333.34
• Authorize contract for Crisis Behavioral Health Services with Wellpoint Washington

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The Spokane County Board of Commissioners will hear updates from the Community Services Department and Emergency Management, including acceptance of a $117,000 FY25 Operation Stonegarden grant. They will also review a sub‑grant to the Spokane Fire Department, adjust the SCRAPS fee schedule, consider a franchise request from Kootenai Electric Cooperative, and discuss revising the traffic code for 20 mph school zones on Pittsburg Street and Farwell Road. The meeting concludes with discussions on the Essential Public Facility Committee and miscellaneous agenda approvals.

• Acceptance of FY25 Operation Stonegarden grant funding – $117,000
• Authorization of FY24 SHSP grant sub‑grant to Spokane Fire Department for supplies and equipment
• SCRAPS fee schedule adjustment
• Franchise request from Kootenai Electric Cooperative, Inc.
• Proposed revision of Traffic Code Section 46.61.4155.1 for 20 mph school zones on Pittsburg Street and Farwell Road

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The Spokane County Board of Commissioners will meet to discuss and vote on various resolutions, contracts, and proclamations. The meeting will be held in-person at the Public Works Building and remotely.

• Proclaim June 16 as Mt. Spokane High School Fastpitch State Champions Day
• Proclaim June 16 as Freeman High School Softball State Champions Day
• Appoint Curt Golden to Fair & Expo Advisory Board
• Award contract 26JVC2225 to Slingshot, Inc. for $30,000
• Award contract 26JVC2226 to Darren Dinwoodie for $25,000

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The Spokane County Board of Commissioners will hold a briefing meeting to discuss a series of draft items. Topics include a cost reimbursement agreement with the FBI CEHT Task Force, a contract for SSODA services, proposed road name changes and traffic code revisions, an interlocal chip seal project with the City of Spokane, and a follow‑up on the Avista Stadium operating agreement. All items are presented for discussion and consideration only; public comment is allowed if the Board takes final action on any item.

• FBI CEHT Task Force Cost Reimbursement Agreement (presented by Undersheriff Kevin Richey)
• Contract 26JVC2229 for SSODA services between Juvenile Courts Services and Priscilla Hannon, MSW
• Road name change and various traffic code revisions (County Engineer)
• Interlocal Agreement for City of Spokane Frederick Ave Chip Seal Project (Senior Director of Public Works)
• Follow‑up on agreement with Longball, Inc. for operating and using Avista Stadium

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The Spokane County Board of Commissioners will hold a strategic planning meeting to discuss the 2027 budget and options for affordable housing development. The meeting includes a possible executive session regarding real estate and contract negotiations.

• Discussion of the 2027 Budget
• Options for Affordable Housing Development permitting process
• Possible executive session on real estate acquisition/lease
• Possible executive session on contract negotiations
• Possible executive session on litigation

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The Board of County Commissioners will hold a briefing session to discuss several administrative items. These include public safety tax applications, the adoption of a hazard mitigation plan, and the execution of juvenile court contracts.

• Application to the Criminal Justice Training Commission regarding the ESBH 2015 Public Safety Sales and Use Tax
• Acceptance of a $50,000 Historic Cemetery Grant for Mica Cemetery fencing and/or gate
• Adoption of the 2026 Spokane County Multi-Jurisdiction Hazard Mitigation Plan
• Contract for youth polygraph examinations with Darren Dinwoodie dba Inland Polygraph
• Contract for personalized coaching/mentoring services with Slingshot, Inc.

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The Spokane County Board of Commissioners will meet to approve vouchers, execute agreements, and conduct a final hearing on supplemental appropriations for 2025 and 2026. The board will also set a public hearing date for a traffic code change regarding all-way stops.

• Approve vouchers totaling $266,269.50
• Award $2,148,988.97 in Consolidated Homeless Grant funds
• Set public hearing for June 23 on all-way stop at Appleway and Wellesley
• Authorize application for Criminal Justice Training Commission grant
• Approve $20,000,000 for Campus Infrastructure Improvement expenses

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The Board of County Commissioners will consider several contracts for public works, animal services, and juvenile court grants. The meeting includes the acceptance of a $2 million grant for homeless services and funding for road and sidewalk improvements.

• Acceptance of $2,043,372 Consolidated Homeless Grant from Washington State Department of Commerce
• Award of $669,374 to Liberty Northwest Construction for Crestline Street sidewalks
• Acceptance of $413,914 from CRAB for the Flint Road Reconstruction Project
• Award of $522,550 to Patriot Fire Protection for Spokane County Fair and Expo Center systems
• Award of up to $65,000 to Pet Emergency Clinic P.S. for SCRAPS emergency veterinary services

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The Board of County Commissioners is holding a briefing session to receive updates from Visit Spokane and WSU Extension. The board will discuss sewer and trail easements, a traffic code revision, and 2027 lobbying contracts.

• Proposed all-way stop intersection control at Appleway Avenue and Wellesley Avenue
• Recreational trail easement to the City of Spokane across Parcel No. 35104.0026
• Public sewer easement from Lloyd Torgerson and Sharon Torgerson across Parcel No. 37344.0206
• Public sewer easement from Macpherson Holdings, LLC, in North Hutchinson Road
• State and Federal Lobbying Contracts for 2027

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The Board of County Commissioners will hold a strategic planning meeting to review budget updates and future financial targets. The session includes a work session on population allocation recommendations for the Spokane County Comprehensive Plan 2046.

• 2027 Budget Letter and Target Budget discussion
• May Sales Tax and 2026 Finance updates
• Spokane County Comprehensive Plan 2046 population allocation recommendations
• Possible executive sessions regarding real estate acquisition, lease, or sale
• Possible executive sessions regarding pending or potential litigation

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The Spokane County Board of Commissioners will set a final hearing date for June 9, 2026, to approve supplemental appropriations totaling over $22 million for various county funds, including $20 million for campus infrastructure improvements. The board will also consider contracts for recreation equipment, water filtration systems, and a PFAS filtration project.

• Supplemental Appropriations: $22,459,900 for various funds and departments
• Campus Infrastructure: $20,000,000 for 2025 Campus Infrastructure Improvement expenses
• Detention Services: $440,000 for Detention Union Contract Settlement
• Contract: $187,362.80 for Recreation Equipment and Software
• Contract: $100,000 for Spokane County West Plains PFAS Filtration Project

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The Board will discuss updates from Pioneer Human Services and a clinical training agreement with George Washington University. It will consider a contract award for culvert vactoring services and the POET water filtration Phase 1 project. The commissioners will review funding recommendations for homeless services for FY 2026‑27. A possible executive‑session agenda includes real‑estate and litigation matters.

• Pioneer Human Services & Spokane Regional Stabilization Center update
• Clinical Training Affiliation Agreement with George Washington University
• Awarding contract under Bid 26‑9520 for Culvert Vactoring Services
• POET Water Filtration Systems Phase 1 – Project No. 26‑9351
• Chris McKinney: Homeless Services Funding Recommendations (7/1/2026‑6/30/2027)

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The Board of County Commissioners will meet for a briefing session to discuss various departmental updates. The session includes reports on homeless services funding, medical examiner agreements, and public safety grants. All documents provided for this meeting are in draft form for discussion and consideration only.

• Homeless Services Funding Recommendations for 7/1/2026 - 6/30/2027
• Agreement for Medical Examiner services to Franklin County
• FY26 FIFA World Cup Grant Program briefing
• Connecting Housing to Infrastructure (CHIP) Grant updates and agreements
• Briefings on tractor purchase and AG Buildings fire sprinkler system

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The Board of County Commissioners will review several contracts, including a road safety project and federal financial assistance for the Sheriff's Office. The board is also considering appointments to the Airport Board and the Accessible Community / Elections Advisory Committee.

• Award of $1,130,394.00 to Halme Construction Inc. for Coulee Hite Railroad Safety (Project No. 3318)
• Acceptance of $726,158 in financial assistance for the Spokane County Sheriff's Office
• Memorandum of Understanding with the Town of Fairfield for Waste Reduction Services
• Appointment of Allison Hoeksema to the Accessible Community / Elections Advisory Committee
• Reappointment of Nancy Vorhees to the Joint Spokane County & City of Spokane Airport Board

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Commissioners will hear from the Director of Finance on the 2027 budget, including budget amendments, ARP updates, worker's compensation and liability projections, and the target budget. They will also hold a work session on the Spokane County Comprehensive Plan 2046. The agenda lists possible executive‑session topics such as real‑estate acquisition or sale, evaluation of public‑employment qualifications, contract‑negotiation reviews, and pending litigation. Public oral comment is permitted on any item that receives a final vote.

• 2027 Budget Discussion – budget amendments, ARP update, worker's comp and liability projections, target budget
• Spokane County Comprehensive Plan 2046 work session
• Possible executive session: acquisition or lease of real estate (RCW 42.30.110(1)(b))
• Possible executive session: sale or lease of real estate (RCW 42.30.110(1)(c))
• Possible executive session: review of negotiations on publicly bid contracts (RCW 42.30.110(1)(d))

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The Board of County Commissioners will hold public hearings on regulating private property camping and the sale of surplus county land. The body will also review several agency contracts and the 2026 Annual Action Plan for federal grant funding.

• Proposed amendment to County Code Chapter 6.13 to regulate camping on private property
• Interlocal Agreement with City of Spokane Valley for Opioid Remediation estimated at $311,833.52
• Bid award to Turf Star Western for $123,617.50 for Parks, Recreation and Golf equipment
• Bid award to National Food Group for $64,930 for Detention Services meat and poultry
• Sale of surplus county property: portion of Assessor’s Parcel No. 14234.9050

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The Board will hold a briefing meeting to discuss a draft Memorandum of Understanding with the Town of Fairfield to reduce yard debris waste, and to consider draft recommendations for Community Development Block Grant‑Disaster Recovery (CDBG‑DR) funding. The agenda also lists possible executive‑session topics such as real‑estate acquisition or lease, public‑employee qualification reviews, and pending litigation. Public oral comments are permitted if the Board takes final action on any item. All agenda items are presented as draft for discussion only.

• Draft Memorandum of Understanding with the Town of Fairfield for yard debris waste reduction
• Draft recommendations for CDBG‑DR funding
• Possible executive‑session discussion of acquisition/lease of real estate
• Possible executive‑session discussion of sale/lease of real estate
• Possible executive‑session discussion of enforcement action or pending litigation

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The Spokane County Board of Commissioners will consider authorizing the vacation of several roads, awarding a contract for emergency veterinary services, and amending the Shoreline Master Program.

• Award bid to Pet Emergency Clinic P.S. for $65,000 annual emergency veterinary services
• Authorize vacation of Belmont Road Extension, Lakeview Boulevard, and Trevor Road portions
• Authorize $7,450,000 for Spokane County West Plains PFAS Filtration project
• Amend Shoreline Master Program to designate public boat ramps as conditional use
• Authorize transfer of ownership for Sprague Senior Housing and East Valley Senior Housing

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The Board of County Commissioners will hold a briefing session to discuss various departmental updates and requests. The meeting includes reviews of grant applications, equipment purchases, and outside agency agreements.

• Outside agency agreement with Chase Youth Foundation for $30,000
• Outside agency agreement with Inland NW AGC for $25,000
• Purchase of two pieces of equipment for Liberty Lake and MeadowWood Golf Courses
• Briefing on the HCD 2026 Annual Action Plan (AAP)
• Update on Essential Public Facilities Siting Process and Justice Facilities Options Assessment

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The Board of County Commissioners will meet for strategic planning to receive a budget update from the Sr. Director of Finance & Administration. The session includes a review of April sales tax and first quarter financials. The board may also enter executive sessions regarding real estate, personnel, and litigation.

• April Sales Tax update
• 1st Quarter Financial Review
• 5 Year General Fund Forecast
• Possible executive sessions on real estate acquisition, lease, or sale
• Possible executive sessions on public employment and contract negotiations

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The Board of County Commissioners is holding a briefing session to discuss several draft items for consideration. Topics include a proposed ordinance to regulate camping on private property and updates to the Shoreline Master Program.

• Proposed ordinance to amend Spokane County Code Title 6.13 to regulate camping on private property
• Amendment to Spokane County Shoreline Master Program regarding public use boat ramps (ZTA-01-22)
• SCRAPS Emergency Veterinary Services Contract
• Interlocal Agreement between Sheriff's Office and Parks Department for temporary surveillance
• Update on planning firm selection for a potential future Justice Center

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The Spokane County Board of Commissioners will meet to consider a shoreline master program amendment, set a public hearing for the sale of surplus property, and approve various public works contracts and grants.

• Amendment to designate public use boat ramps as conditional use in shoreline master program
• Public hearing set for May 12 on sale of surplus county property (Parcel 14234.9050)
• Contract award to Wheeler Excavation LLC for $889,988 for Staley Road preservation
• MOU with Seattle Police Department for $10,000
• Acceptance of $30,000 grant from DOJ for Sheriff's Office task force

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The Spokane County Board of Commissioners will hold a strategic planning meeting to discuss updates on Enterprise Resource Planning, Geiger Work Crew Services, and a proposed Social Media Policy. The session includes a public comment period for items where final action is taken.

• ERP Follow-Up Discussion
• Geiger Work Crew Services
• Social Media Policy
• Executive session on real estate and contracts
• Executive session on litigation

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The agenda states there is no BOCC meeting for April 21, 2026. The only listed action is to adjourn.

Board of County Commissioners

The agenda indicates there is no BOCC meeting for April 21, 2026. The document contains only procedural boilerplate and an adjournment item.

Board of County Commissioners

The Spokane County Board of County Commissioners will meet on April 20, 2026 for a strategic planning session. No specific agenda items are listed; the meeting is procedural. The public may comment for up to three minutes if the Board takes final action on any item.

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The Spokane County Board of Commissioners will consider a range of items including board appointments, payment of vouchers, and multiple contract and grant authorizations. Notable actions include awarding a $938,993.74 contract to North Fork Enterprises for the Grace Avenue Sewer project and approving IT and public safety contracts. The meeting also includes public hearings on electric bicycle regulations and a ballot measure for the West Plains Aquifer Protection Area.

• Award contract to North Fork Enterprises, $938,993.74, for Grace Avenue Sewer U233C improvement
• Award contract to eSecurity Solutions LLC, $318,765.79, for Barracuda Cloud Archiving Services
• Approve payment of vouchers: $87,902.59 and $122,610.31
• Public hearing to amend County Code Chapter 6.14 for electric bicycles and other devices
• Authorize ballot measure for August 2026 West Plains Aquifer Protection Area

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The Spokane County Board of Commissioners meeting will brief members on a range of topics, including updates on law enforcement agreements, grant programs, and internal projects. Commissioners will discuss a direct sale of a portion of Parcel No. 14234.9050 known as Ring Road. Additional items include a sole‑source award to Randox Laboratories, a temporary access easement for a sanitary sewer project, and an update on the opioid settlement.

• Direct sale of a portion of Parcel No. 14234.9050 – Ring Road
• Awarding a sole source contract to Randox Laboratories
• Temporary Access Easement from River Rose Mobile Home Park, LLC for Grace Avenue Sanitary Sewer Project 233C
• Opioid Settlement Update
• Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) Update

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The Board of County Commissioners will hold a strategic planning meeting to discuss justice center siting and criminal justice data. The agenda includes briefings on Gateway Park and tax increment financing for Beacon Hill and Mead Works.

• Essential Public Facilities Process for Potential Future Justice Center Siting
• Justice Management Institute (JMI) Criminal Justice Data Project
• Gateway Park follow-up briefing
• Beacon Hill and Mead Works TIFs
• Possible executive sessions regarding real estate acquisition, lease, or sale

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The Board of County Commissioners will hold a briefing session with no substantive agenda items. The meeting is for discussion and consideration only, and no final actions or votes are scheduled. Public comment is allowed only if the Board takes final action on an item, which is not expected.

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The April 7 Spokane County Board of County Commissioners meeting agenda contains only procedural items, including an adjournment item and ADA accessibility information. No specific policy decisions, contracts, or hearings are listed.

Board of County Commissioners

The Board of County Commissioners will hold a strategic planning meeting on April 6, 2026. The agenda contains only an adjournment item and ADA information, with no decisions or proposals listed. Public comment is allowed if the Board takes final action on any item, but no such items are present.

• Adjournment
• Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) information and contact details

Board of County Commissioners

The Spokane County Board of Commissioners will hold a briefing session covering multiple topics, including a FIFA World Cup grant program, an IT mail‑archive renewal, a contract for the Liberty Lake Golf Course driving‑range netting replacement, a Gateway Park briefing, a purchase and sale agreement for conservation land, affordable‑housing funding recommendations, a parking agreement, regional emergency communications, and an ARP update. The agenda notes that public oral comments are allowed if the Board takes final action on any item, and that all documents are draft for discussion only. No final actions or decisions are listed on the agenda; the items are for informational briefing and consideration.

• Contract for Liberty Lake Golf Course Driving Range Netting Replacement project (#P13979-C)
• Purchase and Sale Agreement with Department of Natural Resources for acquisition of conservation property
• 2026 Affordable Housing funding recommendations
• Aims Parking Agreement
• 2026 FIFA World Cup Grant Program briefing

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The Spokane County Board of Commissioners will consider a series of contracts, grants, and public hearing notices. Key actions include authorizing a $19.1 million project to expand the Crisis Relief and Sobering Center, approving several grant awards, and setting public hearing dates for road vacating petitions. The board will also adopt various resolutions and contract awards for county departments.

• Authorize contract amendment for Crisis Relief and Sobering Center Expansion (GMP $13,752,495; total $19,100,000)
• Accept $726,158 Department of Homeland Security grant for 2026 FIFA World Cup program
• Approve $5,760 FY25 STOP Violence Against Women Formula Grant with City of Spokane Police
• Award $1,013,700 contract to NETServices USA LLC for Liberty Lake Golf Course Driving Range netting replacement
• Set public hearing for May 5, 2026 on petitions to vacate County Road for Belmont Road Extension, Lakeview Boulevard, Sylvan Addition, and Trevor Road

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The Board of County Commissioners will hold a public hearing regarding costs for redacting body-worn camera recordings. The body will also vote on several infrastructure contracts and grant acceptances.

• Public hearing on establishing costs for the redaction of body-worn camera recordings
• Contract award of $957,096.00 to Liberty Northwest Construction for Marion Hay Pump Station parallel force main extension
• Acceptance of a $250,000 grant from the Washington State Department of Agriculture for Spokane County Fair and Expo
• Agreement with CivicPlus, LLC for DocAccess Managed Software Services totaling $147,406 plus tax over three years
• Funding authorization for County Road Project No. 3322 to improve Staley Road from Monroe Road to Dalton Road

Board of County Commissioners

The Board will hear a series of briefings on topics ranging from the county's 2026 legislative agenda to IT mail‑archive renewal, a subaward to the City of Spokane, detention‑services contracts, and road‑vacation projects. Each presenter will speak for a short, set time and the Board may take final action on any item. No formal decisions are listed on the agenda.

• 2026 Legislative Priorities – presentation by lobbyist Mike Burgess
• Barracuda Mail Archive Renewal – update from IT Director Shawn Domitrovich
• FY25 STOP City of Spokane Subaward – briefing by Undersheriff Kevin Richey
• Detention Services renter contract with SPD Range – briefing by Chief Don Hooper
• Various road vacations and one‑foot strip dedications – briefing by County Engineer Matt Zarecor

Board of County Commissioners

The Spokane County Board of Commissioners will hold a briefing session covering several updates and proposals. Commissioners will hear presentations on legislative priorities, a financial assistance award from the Washington State Department of Agriculture, and a proposed ballot measure to protect the West Plains Aquifer. Additional topics include a longitudinal system analysis, a community services department update with opioid priorities, and approval of the SCRILS agenda for the March 20 meeting.

• Mike Burgess presentation on 2026 legislative priorities
• Erin Gurtel to accept award of financial assistance from Washington State Department of Agriculture
• Kyle Twohig to seek approval of ballot measure for proposed West Plains Aquifer Protection Area (August 2026)
• George Dahl to present Longitudinal System Analysis (LSA) led by Amanda Martinez
• Justin Johnson to provide Community Services Department and opioid priorities updates

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The Spokane County Board of Commissioners will hold a regular session to set a public hearing date for amended park regulations and approve several contracts and agreements, including a $2,300 traffic safety grant and agreements with multiple cities for commute trip reduction.

• Public Hearing: Adopting Amended Code Chapters 6.14 (County Park Regulations)
• Contract: $2,300 FY26 Traffic Safety Grant from Washington Association of Sheriffs and Police Chiefs
• Contract: $210,000 Pioneer Human Services agreement for Detention Services
• Contract: $264,064.42 Datec Incorporated agreement for Toughbook Laptops
• Public Hearing: Decision on sale of surplus County property (APNs 35243.0515-35243.0523, etc.)

Board of County Commissioners

The Spokane County Board of County Commissioners has cancelled the scheduled strategic planning meeting for March 16, 2026. The meeting was set to be held in-person at the Board of County Commissioners’ Conference Room at 1116 W. Broadway Avenue and remotely via Zoom.

• Strategic planning meeting cancelled
• Public comment rights for final action items
• ADA accommodations available at 1026 West Broadway

Board of County Commissioners

The Board of County Commissioners will hold a briefing session to discuss draft items for consideration. Topics include 2026 legislative priorities, public records costs, and various intergovernmental agreements.

• Proposed costs for body camera redactions
• Agreement with Spokane Valley Junior Soccer Association for Plante’s Ferry Sports Complex
• Proposed amendments to County Park Regulations regarding bicycles, electric bicycles, electric motorcycles, and power wheelchairs
• Professional Services Agreement with Pioneer Human Services
• Mutual use of jail facilities agreement between Spokane County and Benton County

Board of County Commissioners

The Board will vote on several sole‑source and bid contracts totaling about $1 million for trucks, a mower attachment, and a boom grader for the Public Works Department. It will also consider a public hearing on the cost to redact body‑worn camera recordings and a hearing on amending Knightcom’s telecommunications franchise. Additional items include reappointing a historic landmarks commissioner and authorizing property purchases for the Airport Board.

• Award contract to Forax Equipment Ltd. for a mower attachment and boom grader, $81,850 (Project No. 26‑7972)
• Award multiple vehicle contracts to Corwin of Spokane LLC for trucks totaling $695,623.38 across Projects 26‑7997 to 26‑8000
• Public hearing to consider establishing a reasonable cost for redacting body‑worn camera recordings
• Public hearing to consider amending the telecommunications franchise granted to Knightcom, Inc.
• Authorize Airport Board to purchase Parcel No. 24063.0107 and obtain right of first refusal on Parcel No. 24063.0106

Board of County Commissioners

The Spokane County Board of Commissioners will consider planning commission recommendations for farm conservation applications and approve various contracts and vouchers totaling over $543,000. The board will also hold a public hearing regarding a lease for the Noxious Weed Control Board.

• Approve vouchers totaling $182,142.75
• Authorize contract with Edward Don & Company for $287,632.45
• Authorize contract with AG Enterprise Supply Inc. for $174,274.94
• Consider Farm & Agricultural Conservation Current Use Applications
• Public hearing on lease for Noxious Weed Control Board at 222 N. Havana Street

Board of County Commissioners

The Spokane County Board of Commissioners will hold a briefing session to discuss legislative priorities, airport property acquisition, and various contracts. The meeting is scheduled for March 3, 2026, and will be held both in-person and remotely.

• SIA Tillison Property Acquisition briefing
• Franchise Amendment — Knightcom, Inc.
• Sourcewell contract for Kaizen recreation management software
• Amending Spokane Centennial Trail Easement No. E476007SPO2
• TIF/LIFT reimbursement request #1 for Hub Sports Center

Board of County Commissioners

The Board of County Commissioners scheduled a strategic planning meeting for March 2, 2026. The agenda indicates that the strategic planning meeting is cancelled. Consequently, no agenda items will be discussed or decided at this meeting.

• Strategic planning meeting cancelled

Board of County Commissioners

The Board of County Commissioners will hold a briefing session to discuss various departmental updates and projects. All documents provided for this meeting are in draft form for discussion and consideration only.

• 2026 Legislative Priorities presentation by lobbyist Mike Burgess
• Farm & Agricultural Conservation Current Use Applications FAC-01-25 through FAC-05-25
• DSHS: CIS Pilot Project at Spokane County Jail presentation by Chief Don Hooper
• ADA Compliance Project presentation by Webmaster-Digital Content and IT Supervisor
• Follow-up on MOU regarding Advancing Treatment Services in Spokane County

Board of County Commissioners

The Board of County Commissioners will discuss public works projects, behavioral health contracts, and the sale of surplus property. The body is also setting dates for future hearings regarding voting precincts and land sales.

• Contract with EZ Liner for truck mounted striping machines in the amount of $781,106
• Funding authorization for Marion Hay Pump Station parallel force main extension Phase II at Cedar St and Waikiki Rd
• Public hearing on the proposal to declare miscellaneous County personal property surplus for resale (Project No. 25-212)
• Notice of public hearing for March 10, 2026, regarding the sale of surplus County property (various Assessor's Parcel Nos.)
• Notice of public hearing for March 10, 2026, regarding dividing, altering, combining, or creating new voting precincts

Board of County Commissioners

The Board of County Commissioners will hold a strategic planning meeting. Commissioners will hear a periodic work session on the Comprehensive Plan 2046 from the Planning Director. The agenda also lists possible executive‑session topics such as real‑estate acquisition, lease, sale, employee qualifications, contract negotiations, and pending litigation. No final actions are listed for this meeting.

• Comprehensive Plan 2046 – Periodic work session (Scott Chesney, Planning Director)
• Possible executive session on acquisition/lease of real estate (RCW 42.30.110(1)(b))
• Possible executive session on sale/lease of real estate (RCW 42.30.110(1)(c))
• Possible executive session on evaluating qualifications for public employment or elective office (RCW 42.30.110(1)(g) & (h))
• Possible executive session on reviewing negotiations of publicly bid contracts and enforcement actions/pending litigation (RCW 42.30.110(1)(d) & (i))

Board of County Commissioners

The Board will consider a series of contracts, grants and interlocal agreements, including a $1,153,560.49 award to Freightliner Northwest for three Western Star dump trucks. It will also adopt several financial assistance awards and approve a $62,000 contract with You Are Seen, LLC. Public hearings will address proposed revisions to traffic codes on Craig Road, Liberty Lake Road and Lindgren Road.

• Award bid to Freightliner Northwest for three dump trucks, $1,153,560.49 (Project No. 26‑7868)
• Award bid to PFVT Motors, LLC for two F‑550 trucks, $280,496.14 (Project No. 26‑7996)
• Contract with You Are Seen, LLC for services Jan‑Jun 2026, $62,000
• Interlocal agreement with City of Spokane for jury management services (2026‑2028)
• Acceptance of $57,000 award from Spokane Tribe of Indians Impact Mitigation Fund

Board of County Commissioners

The Board of County Commissioners will hold a briefing session to discuss various county projects and administrative updates. All documents provided for this meeting are in draft form for discussion and consideration only.

• 2026 Legislative Priorities discussion with lobbyist Mike Burgess
• Surplus and sale of various County property parcels
• Easement for Avista Corporation regarding County Road Project No. 3323
• Purchase of kitchen equipment for Avista Stadium Concessions Building via OMNIA Partners State Contract
• Gleneden Playground Replacement using a State Contract

Board of County Commissioners

Board of County Commissioners

The Spokane County Board of Commissioners will discuss a range of topics, including the county’s 2026 legislative priorities, a Spokane Tribe impact mitigation fund award, and several infrastructure and service contracts. Presentations will cover the FY25‑27 DAHP historic courthouse rehabilitation project, a 2026‑2028 contract with the City of Spokane for municipal court jury management services, and an equipment purchase for the ER&R Fund. The board may take final action on any item after public comment.

• 2026 Legislative Priorities presented by lobbyist Mike Burgess
• Spokane Tribe Impact Mitigation Fund Award presented by Undersheriff Kevin Richey
• FY25‑27 DAHP Historic Courthouse rehabilitation project presented by Facilities Director Gil Haubert
• 2026‑2028 Contract with the City of Spokane for Municipal Court Jury Management Services presented by Superior Court Administrator Ashley Callan
• Equipment Purchase for ER&R Fund 501 presented by Sr. Director of Public Works Kyle Twohig

Board of County Commissioners

The Spokane County Board of Commissioners will meet on February 10, 2026 to consider a range of items, including public hearing notices, several resolutions, and multiple contract awards. Items include a proposed surplus property resale, a lease of county space for the Noxious Weed Control Board, an interfund loan, and various procurement contracts such as a $309,071 purchase of a new 4X4 Lube Truck for Public Works. The board will also consider a settlement agreement in a county lawsuit and an award of up to $250,000 for juvenile detention services.

• Award bid to Idaho Truck Specialties for a new 4X4 Lube Truck, $309,071.41 (Project 26-7435)
• Award bid to Four vendors for quarterly meat & poultry, $55,689.84 (Bid No. 25-7445) for Detention Services
• Award bid to Alsco for laundry, uniform, and linen services, up to $69,000 (Project No. P14216)
• Acceptance of a state award of up to $250,000 for Juvenile Detention Services Program
• Notice of public hearing to lease county space at 222 N. Havana Street for the Noxious Weed Control Board

Board of County Commissioners

The commissioners will consider several items, including a public hearing on voting precinct changes, a settlement agreement in a county lawsuit, and a surface‑water easement for the Saltese Flats wetland. They will also approve a $577,523 contract for a new two‑way radio system for Public Works, accept a $120,000 state storm‑water grant, and authorize a collective‑bargaining agreement with Teamsters Local 690.

• Public hearing set for Feb 17 on dividing, altering, or combining voting precincts
• Approval of settlement agreement in Spokane County v. Richard M. Imada (Cause No. 21‑2‑03322‑32)
• Execution of surface water easement with Daniel and Sharron Matthew for Saltese Flats wetland
• Award of $577,523.15 contract to Day Wireless Systems for a two‑way radio system (Project No. 25‑5012)
• Acceptance of $120,000 FY25‑27 Water Quality – Stormwater Capacity Grant from Washington Dept. of Ecology

Board of County Commissioners

The Board of County Commissioners is holding a briefing session to discuss several administrative items and agreements. All documents provided for this meeting are in draft form for discussion and consideration only.

• 2026 Legislative Priorities briefing by lobbyist Mike Burgess
• Argonne Road Freight, Active Transportation and Safety Project Build Grant
• Way Out Shelter contract amendment for Chris Mckinney
• Proposed changes to precinct boundaries
• City of Cheney Public Defender Agreement

Board of County Commissioners

The strategic planning meeting scheduled for February 2, 2026, has been cancelled. The provided agenda contains only procedural boilerplate and an adjournment item.

Board of County Commissioners

The Board will hold a briefing to discuss several topics, including the 2026 legislative priorities presented by lobbyist Mike Burgess, a memorandum of understanding to expand treatment services, and a proposed equipment purchase for the Public Works Central Shop. Additional items include a Connecting Housing to Infrastructure (CHIP) Grant, a Home Electrification & Appliance Rebates (HEAR) Program application, and scheduling and media matters. The meeting is for discussion only; no final actions are scheduled.

• 2026 Legislative Priorities presentation by Mike Burgess, Spokane County Lobbyist
• MOU on Advancing Treatment Services in Spokane County presented by Chud Wendle
• Public Works Central Shop equipment purchase from Day Wireless for radios, tower equipment, truck installation, and frequency licensing
• Connecting Housing to Infrastructure (CHIP) Grant discussion by George Dahl
• Home Electrification & Appliance Rebates (HEAR) Program application discussion by George Dahl

Board of County Commissioners

The board will hold a public hearing on proposed revisions to three Spokane County traffic code sections affecting truck weight limits on Craig and Deno Roads, parking restrictions on Liberty Lake Road and Liberty Drive, and a 25 mph speed limit on Lindgren Road. It will consider several resolutions, including a policy amendment for investment pool interest, facility use agreements, and interlocal agreements. The commissioners will approve the acceptance of a $5,186,000 grant from the Washington State Department of Transportation for the Cheney‑Spokane bridge program and award contracts for asphalt work ($1,200,000) and equipment purchases. Additional items include a $27,189 lodging‑tax grant for the Fair & Expo Center and a $254,530.80 contract for data systems services.

• Revise traffic code to prohibit trucks over 16,000 lb on Craig Road and Deno Road (No. 46.44.0802)
• Revise traffic code to prohibit parking on Liberty Lake Road and Liberty Drive (No. 46.61.5701)
• Revise traffic code to set 25 mph speed limit on Lindgren Road (No. 46.61.4155.2)
• Accept $5,186,000 grant from WSDOT for Cheney‑Spokane bridge program
• Award $1,200,000 contract to Idaho Asphalt Supply for asphalt (Liquid & Emulsion) for Public Works

Board of County Commissioners

The Spokane County Board of County Commissioners scheduled a strategic planning meeting for January 26, 2026, but the agenda was cancelled. No items were discussed or decided at this meeting.

Board of County Commissioners

The Spokane County Board of Commissioners will hold a briefing session covering a range of topics, including legislative priorities, economic development support, and grant awards. Commissioners will consider several revisions to the county traffic code affecting Craig Road, Deno Road, Liberty Lake Road, Liberty Drive, Lindgren Road, and a railroad crossing. Additional items include a quit‑claim deed for an Ashburn Village parcel, allocation of interest earned on investments, proposed funding for code‑enforcement activities, and selection of a new alert and warning platform.

• Consider revising Traffic Code Section 46.44.0802 – no trucks over 16,000 lb on Craig Road and Deno Road
• Consider revising Traffic Code Section 46.61.5701 – parking restrictions on Liberty Lake Road and Liberty Drive
• Consider revising Traffic Code Section 46.61.4155.2 – 25 mph speed limit on Lindgren Road
• Quit Claim Deed – City of Spokane, Ashburn Village, Parcel No. 34032.1208
• Allocation of interest earned on county investments

Board of County Commissioners

The Spokane County Board of Commissioners will appoint members to several advisory boards and commissions, including the Newman Lake Flood Control Zone District Advisory Board and the Spokane County No Shooting Areas Advisory Committee. The board will approve a series of resolutions, agreements, contracts, and grants, notably accepting a $950,000 Washington State Transportation Improvement Board award for the Centennial Trail Infill project and a $368,000 award for the Aero Rd Sidewalk Infill project. Additional actions include authorizing a license agreement with Avista Corporation for the Geiger Spur parcel and approving contracts totaling $1,279,904 for regional behavioral health services.

• Appointment of Jim Quigley, Steve Schleer, and Marianne Kartchner to the Newman Lake Flood Control Zone District Advisory Board
• Acceptance of a $950,000 financial assistance award for the Centennial Trail Infill, Boulder Beach to MP.54 project
• Acceptance of a $368,000 financial assistance award for the Aero Rd Sidewalk Infill, Dior Vicinity to Noah Vicinity project
• Approval of a license agreement with Avista Corporation to cross the Geiger Spur, Parcel No. 15255.0063
• Execution of Contract No. 26ASO2996 for $853,900 to provide regional behavioral health services

Board of County Commissioners

Board of County Commissioners

The Board of County Commissioners will hold a public hearing regarding fee amendments in the Spokane County Code. The board is also reviewing several grant awards, service contracts, and collective bargaining agreements.

• Public hearing to amend Public Works fees in County Code Chapters 3.20, 8.03, and 9.14
• Contract with Maddie's Place for $750,000.00
• Contract with Lumen High School for $180,000.00
• Annual contract with Walter E. Nelson Co. for $50,000 for janitorial and sanitation products
• Grant for the FFIT Crime Investigation and Prosecution Program in the amount of $20,000

Board of County Commissioners

The Spokane County Board of Commissioners will hold a briefing meeting to discuss a range of topics, including legislative priorities, the retirement of a police dog, interlocal agreements on aquifer protection funds, a state stormwater grant award, flood‑control advisory board appointments, transportation improvement projects, and a license agreement with Avista. All agenda items are presented as draft documents for discussion and consideration only. No final votes are indicated for any item.

• Award of financial assistance from the Washington Department of Ecology for the 2025‑2027 Stormwater Capacity Grant Program
• Transportation Improvement Board awards for Centennial Trail and Aero Road sidewalks
• License agreement with Avista Corporation
• Interlocal agreement with the City of Liberty Lake on aquifer protection area funds
• Interlocal agreement with the City of Millwood on aquifer protection area funds

Board of County Commissioners

The Board of County Commissioners’ strategic planning meeting set for January 12, 2026 was canceled. No agenda items were considered or voted on. No public comment period was provided because no final actions were taken.

Board of County Commissioners

The Board of County Commissioners will elect its Chair and Vice Chair for 2026. The body is deciding on several contracts for behavioral health services and road preservation, as well as a large federal disaster recovery grant.

• Acceptance of $41,944,000 HUD grant for Community Development Block Grant - Disaster Recovery
• Award of $1,098,765.43 to Inland Asphalt Company for Market Street preservation (Freya Street M.P. 1.35 to M.P. 2.45)
• Ratification of SCRAPS Interlocal Agreement with City of Spokane for Animal Control Services (2026-2030)
• Contracts with Sunshine Health Facilities, Inc. and LaPlante Rentals for behavioral health step-down services
• Election of the Board Chair and Vice Chair for calendar year 2026

Board of County Commissioners

The Board of County Commissioners will meet for a briefing session to discuss various agency updates and agreements. All documents provided for this meeting are in draft form for discussion and consideration only.

• 2025-2027 FFIT City of Spokane Sub award
• City of Spokane Valley Interlocal Agreement Amendment
• Spokane Transit STA Moving Forward Update
• Interlocal Agreement with West Valley School District #363
• FFY 2025 STOP Grant Award

Board of County Commissioners