Spokane County public meetings in 2025

Board of County Commissioners

The Spokane County Board of County Commissioners meeting on December 30, 2025 is a briefing session with no substantive agenda items. The only listed actions are an adjournment and the provision of ADA accessibility information. No votes, contracts, or policy discussions are scheduled for this meeting.

• Adjournment (no action)
• Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) information provided

Board of County Commissioners

The December 30, 2025 meeting of the Spokane County Board of Commissioners has no agenda items for discussion or decision. The meeting will open, accept public comments on items 2 and 3 (which have no listed content), and then adjourn. An ADA notice provides accessibility information for attendees.

Board of County Commissioners

The Board of County Commissioners will hold a briefing meeting on December 23, 2025 at the Spokane County Courthouse. The agenda includes only an adjournment item, ADA information, and a notice that no regular BOCC meeting is scheduled. No items requiring a vote or public decision are listed.

• Adjourn (no action required)
• Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) information notice
• Notice that no regular BOCC meeting is scheduled for December 23, 2025

Board of County Commissioners

The Board will hold a regular legislative session with no agenda items listed. The meeting consists of an adjournment and an Americans with Disabilities Act information notice. No decisions, proposals, or public hearings are scheduled.

Board of County Commissioners

The Board of County Commissioners will hold a briefing to discuss several administrative updates and contracts. All documents provided for these items are in draft form for discussion and consideration only.

• Household Hazardous Waste services at County transfer stations
• FY25-27 Local Solid Waste Financial Assistance Agreement (LSWFA)
• CDBG-DR Service Navigator RFP and Disaster Recovery Grant update
• Web Based Electronic Filing Contract for the Clerk of Superior Court
• STEP FORWARD: Spokane County's Voluntary Pre-Filing Mental Health Diversion Program

Board of County Commissioners

The Board will consider a slate of resolutions, agreements, contracts and grants, including acceptance of state and federal financial assistance for solid waste, public defense, and housing programs, and authorizing software service contracts for the Prosecuting Attorney’s Office. It will also ratify interlocal agreements for animal control services with several neighboring municipalities and hold public hearings on sewer fee changes, animal protection authority, nuisance code revisions, and public defender service standards.

• Accept award of $1,136,945.33 solid waste grant from Washington State Dept. of Ecology (FY 25‑27)
• Accept award of $1,084,785.20 grant from Washington State Office of Public Defense for Spokane County Public Defender
• Authorize contract with Axon Enterprise for software services to Prosecuting Attorney’s Office, $1,070,164.82
• Ratify SCRAPS interlocal agreements for animal control services with Town of Millwood, Town of Rockford, Town of Latah, City of Liberty Lake, City of Cheney, and City of Spokane (2026‑2030)
• Accept HUD Community Development Block Grant of $1,803,488.00 for 2024‑2033 period

Board of County Commissioners

The commissioners will hear from Planning Director Scott Chesney on the Spokane County Comprehensive Plan 2046 and its environmental impact study growth alternatives. They will also consider items on Axon contracts and the reallocation of a MacArthur grant. Possible executive‑session topics include real‑estate acquisition or lease, public‑employee qualifications, contract negotiations, and pending litigation.

• Spokane County Comprehensive Plan 2046 – EIS Growth Alternatives presentation
• Review of Axon contracts
• Reallocation of MacArthur grant
• Potential executive session: acquisition or lease of real estate
• Potential executive session: enforcement action or pending litigation

Board of County Commissioners

The Spokane County Board of Commissioners will hold a briefing meeting covering a range of agency updates. Topics include a Spokane International Airport property acquisition briefing, a grant application for a 2026 counter‑UAS program, and several law‑enforcement contract discussions. The board will also hear about a $1,084,785.20 award to the Office of Public Defense and a proposed amendment to the Public Works fee schedule. No final actions or votes are scheduled for these items.

• Spokane International Airport Tillison property acquisition briefing
• 2026 Counter‑Unmanned Aircraft System grant application briefing
• Axon contract amendment for the Sheriff's Office
• Office of Public Defense award of $1,084,785.20 for service improvement
• Proposed amendment to Spokane County Public Works fee schedule

Board of County Commissioners

The Board will consider a series of resolutions, agreements, and contracts, including fee revisions, equipment purchases, and multiple grant acceptances. A key decision is the amendment of an agreement with Mirabeau Townhomes LLC for $1,800,000 to support the Mirabeau Townhomes project. The meeting also includes a public hearing on the 2026 Newman Lake Flood Control Zone District benefit assessments.

• Approve $1,800,000 agreement amendment with Mirabeau Townhomes LLC for the Mirabeau Townhomes project
• Accept $623,100 grant from Washington State Department of Commerce for the Regional Financial Fraud and Identity Task Force
• Accept $94,500 grant from Washington Traffic Safety Commission for Sheriff’s Office high‑visibility patrols
• Approve $360,232.40 amendment for diversion services to households experiencing homelessness
• Public hearing on 2026 Newman Lake Flood Control Zone District benefit assessments

Board of County Commissioners

The Board of County Commissioners will hold a briefing to discuss various draft agreements, grant awards, and budget items. The meeting covers operational updates for county departments including the Sheriff's Office, Public Works, and Housing and Community Development.

• Setting of 2026 Non-Fair Rental fee schedule for the Fair & Expo Center
• Renewing Spokane County Golf Course fees/charges for the 2026 golf season
• 2025 Investment Policy Resolution
• Addition of Superior Court Judicial Position
• Solid Waste 6-Yr Capital Plan

Board of County Commissioners

The Spokane County Board of Commissioners will consider a resolution approving and authorizing the 2026 Maintenance and Operation Budget for the Interlocal Juvenile Detention Facility (Martin Hall). The meeting also includes adoption of several county budgets, reappointments to local boards, and awards of contracts and grants. Public hearing items on limited road access and code amendments will be heard. Written comments are accepted on items 3‑6 until the Monday before the meeting.

• Resolution approving the 2026 Maintenance and Operation Budget for the Interlocal Juvenile Detention Facility (Martin Hall).
• Adoption of the Spokane County Noxious Weed Control Board 2026 Budget.
• Acceptance of a $90,000 award from the Center for Children and Youth Justice for the Safe Babies court team.
• Award of a $77,519.46 contract for Quarterly Meat and Poultry to three vendors (Project 25-5949).
• Award of a $375,000 annual contract to U.S. Bank for Fleet Payment services (Project 25-6631).

Board of County Commissioners

The Spokane County Board of County Commissioners will hold a budget hearing on December 1, 2025. Commissioners will hear public comments and consider adopting the 2026‑2031 Transportation Improvement Program, the 2026 Annual Construction Program, and the 2026‑2031 Stormwater and Wastewater Capital Improvement Programs for the Public Works Department. They will also discuss updating the Capital Facilities element of the County’s Comprehensive Plan to align with the 2026 Capital Improvement Plan. Finally, the board will certify the amount of 2025 property taxes to be collected in 2026 from the General Fund, Road Fund and Conservation Futures.

• Adoption of the 2026‑2031 Transportation Improvement Program
• Adoption of the 2026 Annual Construction Program
• Adoption of the 2026‑2031 Stormwater Capital Improvement Program
• Adoption of the 2026‑2031 Wastewater Capital Improvement Program
• Certification of 2025 property tax levy amounts for collection in 2026

Board of County Commissioners

The Spokane County Board of Commissioners will consider repealing the language of County Code Chapter 6.13 on nuisances, adopting replacement language, and creating a new Chapter 6.16 on private camping. The meeting will also address the 2026 meeting schedule and discuss boards and commissions. Possible executive‑session topics include real‑estate transactions, public‑employee qualifications, and contract negotiations.

• Repeal Spokane County Code Chapter 6.13 – Nuisances
• Adopt replacement language for Chapter 6.13
• Create Spokane County Code Chapter 6.16 – Private Camping
• Discuss 2026 meeting schedule
• Possible executive‑session items: acquisition/lease of real estate, sale/lease of real estate, public‑employee qualifications, contract negotiations

Board of County Commissioners

The Spokane County Board of Commissioners meeting on November 25, 2025 is a briefing session. All agenda documents are draft for discussion only, and no specific items are listed for final action. The meeting includes ADA accessibility information and public comment rules.

Board of County Commissioners

The agenda indicates there is no meeting for the Board of County Commissioners on November 25, 2025. The only listed action is to adjourn.

Board of County Commissioners

The agenda states there is no BOCC meeting for November 18, 2025. The document contains only procedural boilerplate and an instruction to adjourn.

Board of County Commissioners

The Board of County Commissioners has no regular agenda items scheduled for the November 18, 2025 meeting. The agenda consists only of procedural notices, an ADA accessibility statement, and an adjournment item. No decisions, contracts, or hearings are listed.

Board of County Commissioners

The Board of County Commissioners will conduct a budget workshop for the 2026 fiscal year, including agency presentations. The meeting also covers strategic planning items including federal legislative goals and contract renewals.

• 2026 Budget Workshop presentations from Sheriff's Office, Department of Emergency Management, and Detention Services Department
• Spokane Conservation District Rates & Charges Proposal
• Washington Department of Veterans Affairs Contract Renewal
• SCRAPS Code Revision for Spokane County Code Title 5 - Animals
• Amendment Request for the Spokane Regional Long-Term Recovery Group Home Build Phase 1 Agreement

Board of County Commissioners

The Board of County Commissioners will hold public hearings regarding increasing tax revenue for 2026 for the General Fund, County Road Fund, and Conservation Futures. The body will also consider a resolution regarding public improvement costs and affordable housing for Increment Area No. 2005-01.

• Public hearing on increasing 2026 tax revenue for General Fund, County Road Fund, and Conservation Futures
• IV-D Child Support Enforcement Grant for the Prosecutor's Office in the amount of $2,100,000
• Renewal contract with Cerium Networks for Avaya equipment and software maintenance for $1,114,000
• Bid award to Walker Construction, Inc. for a Material Handler Tamper for $465,000
• Financial assistance award to Second Harvest for rural food distribution in the amount of $100,000

Board of County Commissioners

The Spokane County Board of County Commissioners will hold a briefing meeting on November 11, 2025 at the Spokane County Courthouse. The agenda lists only procedural items, such as an adjournment and ADA information, and notes that there is no regular BOCC meeting. All documents attached to the agenda are draft form for discussion only. No specific decisions, proposals, or contracts are presented.

Board of County Commissioners

The agenda indicates that no regular Board of County Commissioners meeting will be held on November 11, 2025. Consequently, there are no items for discussion, decision, or public hearing. The document only provides procedural notices such as ADA accessibility information and contact details for comments.

Board of County Commissioners

The Spokane County Board of Commissioners will hold a strategic planning meeting that includes a budget workshop. Commissioners will hear presentations on the 2025 and 2026 budget for the Moran Prairie Library Capital Facility Area and a budget decision matrix. The agenda also lists miscellaneous matters such as food assistance and possible executive‑session topics. Members of the public may provide oral comment if the Board takes final action on any item.

• Review of the 2025 budget for Moran Prairie Library Capital Facility Area
• Review of the 2026 budget for Moran Prairie Library Capital Facility Area
• Presentation of a budget decision matrix by the Sr. Director of Finance & Administration
• Discussion of food assistance under miscellaneous matters
• Possible executive‑session topics: real estate acquisition/lease, sale/lease, public‑employment qualifications, contract negotiations, and enforcement actions

Board of County Commissioners

The Board of County Commissioners will hold a briefing to discuss draft items for consideration. Topics include 2026 budget and legislative planning, grant applications for child support and DUI enforcement, and various county contracts.

• 2026 IV-D Child Support Enforcement grant in the amount of $2,100,000
• Right of way acquisition from Holmberg Park for County Road Project 3330
• Proposed Spokane County Noxious Weed Control Board 2026 Budget
• 2026 Newman Lake Flood Control Zone District Benefit Assessments
• Purchase of two pieces of Kubota power equipment for Plante's Ferry Sports Complex

Board of County Commissioners

The Spokane County Board of Commissioners will consider several public‑hearing notices, adopt a new debt policy, and approve multiple contracts and budget appropriations. Key items include a $620,000 agreement for the FY25 WASPC Mental Health Field Response Program and a $93,771 Home Electrification and Appliance Rebates program. The board will also reappoint a housing advisory committee member and discuss traffic code revisions and park project contracts.

• $620,000 agreement between Spokane County Sheriff's Office and Frontier Behavioral Health for the FY25 WASPC Mental Health Field Response Program
• $93,771 contract for Home Electrification and Appliance Rebates (HEAR) program with Spokane Neighborhood Action Partners
• $5,000 award of the 2025 Richard Almy Research grant to the Spokane County Assessor's Office
• Adoption of a new Spokane County Debt Policy recommended by the Finance Committee
• Amendment No. 2 to the Progressive Design‑Build Services Contract for Camas Meadow and Plante's Ferry Parks (Project No. P13853)

Board of County Commissioners

The Board of County Commissioners will hold a strategic planning meeting to discuss the Records Management System and to conduct a Spokane County 2026 Budget Workshop with agency presentations and a budget decision matrix. The meeting will also consider possible executive‑session topics such as acquisition or lease of real estate, employee qualification reviews, contract negotiation reviews, and pending litigation matters. Public comment is allowed if the Board takes final action on any agenda item.

• Records Management System (RMS) discussion
• Spokane County 2026 Budget Workshop – agency presentations
• Budget decision matrix
• Possible executive‑session: acquisition/lease of real estate
• Possible executive‑session: review negotiations on publicly bid contracts

Board of County Commissioners

The Board of County Commissioners will hold a briefing to discuss the 2026 Airport Budget and strategies for increasing county revenue. The meeting includes reviews of various grant agreements, facility renovations, and proposed changes to the county code regarding the Aquifer Protection Area.

• Adoption of Spokane County Debt Policy
• 2025 Richard Almy Research Grant of $5,000
• Plante’s Ferry Phase 1 renovations change order with Garco
• Proposed amendments to Spokane County Code Chapters 11.16 and 11.17 for the Aquifer Protection Area
• Limited access requests for Gray Road, Commellini Road, and an unnamed right of way

Board of County Commissioners

The Spokane County Board of Commissioners will consider a slate of resolutions, agreements, contracts, and grants. The agenda includes authorizing up to $60,000,000 in limited‑tax general obligation bonds for county facility construction and improvements. It also contains several financial assistance awards, a loan cancellation, and procurement bids for county services.

• Authorize issuance, sale and delivery of limited‑tax general obligation bonds not to exceed $60,000,000 for county facilities
• Accept $107,681.82 award from the State of Washington Association of Prosecuting Attorneys for repeat DUI prosecution staff
• Execute agreement with the City of Spokane Police Department for the FY24 Edward Byrne Justice Assistance Grant, $76,478
• Approve loan cancellation with Spokane Housing Ventures for the Catherine Johnson Court Project, $507,838.92
• Award bid to EnviroTech Services, LLC for de‑icer, $1,420,622.28

Board of County Commissioners

The Board of County Commissioners will conduct a strategic planning meeting focused on the 2026 budget. Agency presentations will cover public works and the SREC budget.

• Public Works - Roads budget presentation
• Public Works - Sewer budget presentation
• Public Works - Solid Waste budget presentation
• SREC Budget presentation

Board of County Commissioners

The Board of County Commissioners will hold a briefing meeting to discuss various departmental requests and reports. Items include funding for child support programs, the adoption of 2026 parks fees, and updates on housing development.

• FY26 IV-D Child Support Program for the County Clerks Office: $306,000
• Financial assistance award from the Washington Association of Prosecuting Attorneys: $107,681.82
• Proposed 2026 Parks and Recreation Facility Use and Program Fees
• CDBG, HOME, and ESG entitlement contracts and addendums
• Reimbursement request for Beacon Hill Water Booster Station and the Vistas at Beacon Hill

Board of County Commissioners

The Spokane County Board of Commissioners will discuss a development agreement with Harley C. Douglass for a multi‑family residential project (CPA‑16‑04). They will also consider several traffic code revisions, multiple fund appropriations, appointments, and various resolutions and contracts. Public hearings on new county road establishments will be held later in the meeting.

• Consider Development Agreement with Harley C. Douglass for multi‑family residential complex (CPA‑16‑04).
• Revise Traffic Code Section 46.44.0802 to restrict trucks over 16,000 lb on Betz Road.
• Revise Traffic Code Section 46.61.4155.8 to set speed limit to 55 mph on Palouse Highway.
• Approve $14,100 award from Gesa Community Foundation for the 2025 Gesa Local Heroes Grant Program.
• Execute Contract No. 25DD2976 between Community Services Department and The Isaac Foundation for $20,000 (July 1 2025 – June 30 2026).

Board of County Commissioners

The Spokane County Board of County Commissioners will hold a strategic planning meeting on Oct. 20, 2025. Commissioners will hear agency presentations for the 2026 budget from Detention Services, the Building Department, the Planning Department, and the Housing Department. Later in the day the board will discuss budget amendments, a bond amount, and a budget decision matrix. Possible executive‑session topics include real‑estate transactions, public‑employee qualifications, contract negotiations, and pending litigation.

• Agency presentations for the 2026 budget (Detention Services, Building, Planning, Housing)
• Budget amendments discussion (1:30 p.m.–1:35 p.m.)
• Bond amount discussion (1:35 p.m.–1:45 p.m.)
• Budget decision matrix session (1:45 p.m.–3:30 p.m.)
• Possible executive‑session topics: real‑estate acquisition/lease, sale/lease, public‑employee qualifications, elective‑office appointments, contract negotiations, enforcement action or litigation

Board of County Commissioners

The Spokane County Board of Commissioners will discuss several program updates, including a $31,283 Language Access and Interpreter Reimbursement Program agreement for the Superior Court. Commissioners will also consider multiple revisions to the Spokane County Traffic Code affecting Betz Road, Palouse Highway, Hayford Road, Melville Road, Bruce Road, and Day Mt. Spokane Road. Additional items include an amendment to the Spokane Centennial Trail easement, a grant amendment for Fish Lake Park, and updates to detention services policies.

• Language Access and Interpreter Reimbursement Program (LAIRP) agreement – $31,283 for July 1 2025 – June 30 2026
• Revise Traffic Code Section 46.44.0802 – prohibit trucks over 16,000 lb on Betz Road
• Revise Traffic Code Section 46.61.4155.8 – remove 55 mph speed limit on a segment of Palouse Highway
• Amend Spokane Centennial Trail Easement No. E476007SPO2
• Approve amendment to Grant Agreement – Fish Lake Park (IAC 69‑106D)

Board of County Commissioners

The Spokane County Board of Commissioners will set a public hearing date for a Level 3 Telecom franchise and consider adopting the 2025 Amended Road Construction Program and the 2026 Newman Lake Flood Control Zone District Budget. The meeting will also include the awarding of contracts for road maintenance and the acceptance of financial assistance grants.

• Public hearing set for Level 3 Telecom franchise agreement
• Awarding bid for Chip Seal Rock project ($400,000)
• Awarding bid for Road and Construction Sign Plates ($54,147.44)
• Accepting $970,000 grant for Plante's Ferry Sports Complex
• Adopting 2026 Newman Lake Flood Control Zone District Budget

Board of County Commissioners

The Board of County Commissioners is conducting a public roundtable hearing. The session focuses on the 2026 General Fund estimated expenditures.

• 2026 Budget Public Roundtable No. 2
• Review of 2026 General Fund Estimated Expenditures

Board of County Commissioners

The Board of County Commissioners will conduct a strategic planning meeting focused on the 2026 budget. Agency presentations will be heard from Detention Services, Parks, and Capital departments.

• 2026 Budget Workshop presentation: Detention Services
• 2026 Budget Workshop presentation: Parks
• 2026 Budget Workshop presentation: Capital (REET, 6 year CIP, IT)
• Possible executive sessions regarding real estate acquisition, lease, or sale
• Possible executive sessions regarding public employment qualifications or contract negotiations

Board of County Commissioners

The Board of County Commissioners will discuss several draft agreements and reports. Items for consideration include a monitoring well license and a telecom franchise agreement. The board will also discuss bond options and state legislative agenda ideas.

• License agreement for a monitoring well with Phillips 66 Company
• Franchise agreement with Level 3 Telecom of Washington, LLC
• Development Agreement for CPA-16-04
• FY26 Appellate Assistance award from the Washington Association of Prosecuting Attorneys
• Greater Spokane, Inc. (GSI) State Legislative Agenda ideas

Board of County Commissioners

The Board of County Commissioners will review several road establishment requests and the acceptance of multiple WSDOT safety grants. The body is also considering amendments to public defender service standards and a new medical provider for detention services.

• WSDOT grants for Harvard Road ($500,000), Day Mt. Spokane Guardrail ($1,235,000), and Hayford Rd/Trails Rd/Government Way/Forker Rd ($1,281,000)
• Public hearing on amending Standards for the Delivery of Public Defender Services (Chapter 1.17A)
• Proposed establishment of roads in Glennaire and Willamette, Parkvue Hills, Pillar Rock Estates, and West Terrace plats
• Contract with Lumen High School for $45,000 for behavioral health services
• Selection of Mediko as the preferred medical provider for Spokane County Detention Services

Board of County Commissioners

The Board will hear a budget workshop led by the Director of Finance covering agency budget updates for 2026. Topics include Veteran Services, Fair & Expo, Golf Department, Administrative Services, non‑departmental revenues, special revenue funds, and LIFT/TIFs. The meeting also notes possible executive‑session topics such as real‑estate transactions and contract negotiations.

• 2026 Budget Workshop – agency presentations (Veteran Services, Fair & Expo, Golf, etc.)
• Possible executive session: acquisition/lease of real estate
• Possible executive session: sale/lease of real estate
• Possible executive session: review of public‑employee qualifications
• Possible executive session: enforcement action or pending litigation

Board of County Commissioners

The Board of County Commissioners will hold a briefing to discuss several public works and education programs. Items include road safety improvements, school district environmental programs, and a medical provider replacement for detention services. All documents provided for this meeting are in draft form for discussion and consideration.

• Highway Safety Improvement Program awards for Harvard, Hayford, Trails, Government Way, Forker, and Day Mt. Spokane Roads
• Washington State Department of Commerce Growth Management Services Periodic Update Grant of $227,500
• Discussion on the transfer of ownership for Mica Cemetery
• Environmental and field trip programs for West Valley, East Valley, and Mead School Districts
• Update on the Detention Services Medical Service Provider replacement effort

Board of County Commissioners

The Spokane County Board of Commissioners will adopt a proclamation naming October 2025 as Domestic Violence Action Month and set a special meeting for a public budget roundtable on October 14, 2025. They will also consider several resolutions, including delegating contract indemnification review to the Risk Director, accepting a $7,500 state award for District Court pre‑trial services, and approving a settlement fee recovery agreement with NaphCare Inc.

• Proclamation of October 2025 as "Domestic Violence Action Month"
• Special meeting set for Public Budget Roundtable Hearing on Tuesday, October 14, 2025 at 5:30 p.m.
• Resolution delegating indemnification and insurance contract review to the Spokane County Risk Director (amending Code § 1.04.080)
• Award of $7,500 financial assistance from the Washington State Administrative Office of the Courts for District Court Pretrial Supporting Services
• Settlement agreement for fee recovery from NaphCare Inc.

Board of County Commissioners

The Spokane County Board of Commissioners will hold a strategic planning meeting focused on the 2026 Budget Workshop, featuring agency presentations throughout the day. Commissioners will hear updates from the Director of Finance & Administration and various agencies such as WSU Extension, Civil Service, Emergency Management, and the Sheriff. The agenda also notes possible executive‑session topics covering real‑estate transactions, personnel qualifications, contract negotiations, and pending litigation.

• 2026 Budget Workshop – Agency Presentations (e.g., WSU Extension, Civil Service, Emergency Management, Sheriff)
• Possible executive session: Acquisition/Lease of Real Estate (RCW 42.30.110(1)(b))
• Possible executive session: Sale/Lease of Real Estate (RCW 42.30.110(1)(c))
• Possible executive session: Evaluate qualifications of applicant for public employment (RCW 42.30.110(1)(g))
• Possible executive session: Review negotiations on publicly bid contracts (RCW 42.30.110(1)(d))

Board of County Commissioners

The Board of County Commissioners will hold a briefing to discuss various administrative updates, budget requests, and grant awards. Items are in draft form for discussion and consideration.

• 2026 State and Federal Legislative Priorities and GF budget flexibility requests
• Planning, Land Use, & Permitting Fee adjustment for 2026
• Proposed amendment to Spokane County Code Section 1.17A regarding public defense caseload standards
• Pretrial Award from Washington State Administrative Office of the Courts in the amount of $7,500.00
• Limited Road Use agreement with Inland Empire Paper Company

Board of County Commissioners

The Spokane County Board will consider several public‑hearing notices, including annexation of fire‑protection district land and adoption of a flood‑control budget. It will also approve multiple payroll vouchers totaling more than $40 million, a $40,000 state grant, a $10,000 court security camera award, and a $61,620 contract with Goodyear Tire. Additional items include a proposed $10 monthly fitness‑center fee and a resolution on public‑improvement costs for affordable housing.

• Approve payroll vouchers: $10,729,875.39, $10,158,680.96, $10,061,217.33, $9,953,811.97
• Accept $40,000 Washington State Conservation Commission assistance for Public Works
• Authorize $61,620.78 contract with Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co. for Central Shop project
• Public hearing on annexation of property into Fire Protection District No. 8 and 2026 Newman Lake Flood Control Zone budget
• Propose $10 per month user fee for County Fitness Center

Board of County Commissioners

The Board will hold a 2026 budget workshop with agency presentations on risk management, the mental health sales tax, District Court, Superior Court, and other departments. After the presentations, the Board may move to executive sessions to discuss real‑estate transactions, public‑employment qualifications, and pending litigation. No final actions or votes are listed on the agenda.

• Risk Management presentation (9:00‑9:15 a.m.)
• Mental Health Sales Tax presentation (9:15‑9:45 a.m.)
• District Court presentation (9:45‑10:45 a.m.)
• Superior Court presentation (10:45‑11:45 a.m.)
• Possible executive‑session topics such as acquisition/lease of real estate and pending litigation

Board of County Commissioners

The Spokane County Board of Commissioners will meet on September 16, 2025 to discuss several draft items. Topics include a $10,000 grant from the Foundation for Washington State Courts for a Superior Court security camera upgrade, the 2026 Newman Lake Flood Control Zone District budget, various road projects, a limited road‑use agreement with Inland Empire Paper Company, and 2026 legislative priorities presented by the finance director. The meeting will also cover the appointment of the next elected official to the Board of Health and possible executive‑session matters such as real‑estate transactions and public‑employee evaluations.

• Grant of $10,000 for Superior Court security camera upgrade
• 2026 Newman Lake Flood Control Zone District budget
• Various road establishments presented by the County Engineer
• Limited Road Use agreement with Inland Empire Paper Company
• 2026 Legislative Priorities presented by the Sr. Director of Finance

Board of County Commissioners

The Spokane County Board of Commissioners will consider several health‑care agreements and a resolution to raise solid waste gate fees. Items include Medicaid Re‑Entry Grant contracts with Coordinated Care of Washington, Athena Health, and United Healthcare, as well as a fee increase for the North County and Valley Transfer Stations. The board will also hear public comments and adopt a pledge of allegiance.

• Approve Participating Provider Agreement with Coordinated Care of Washington for Medicaid Re‑Entry Grant
• Approve master services agreement with Athena Health for Spokane County Juvenile Court Medicaid program
• Approve Medical Group Contract with United Healthcare for Medicaid Re‑Entry Grant
• Adopt increase in solid waste gate fees at North County and Valley Transfer Stations (multiple resolutions)
• Approve amendments for non‑Medicaid behavioral health services contracts (July‑Dec 2025)

Board of County Commissioners

The Board will hold a strategic planning meeting focused on the 2026 budget workshop, hearing presentations from the Auditor, Assessor, Treasurer, Clerk, and Facilities departments. After the agency presentations, the Board may move into executive‑session discussions on real‑estate transactions, public‑employee qualifications, and pending litigation. Public comment is allowed only if the Board takes final action on an agenda item.

• 2026 Budget Workshop – agency presentations (Auditor, Assessor, Treasurer, Clerk, Facilities)
• Possible executive‑session: acquisition or sale/lease of real estate
• Possible executive‑session: evaluation of public‑employee qualifications or elective‑office appointments
• Possible executive‑session: review of publicly‑bid contract negotiations
• Possible executive‑session: enforcement action or pending/potential litigation

Board of County Commissioners

The Board of County Commissioners will hold a briefing to discuss 2026 transfer station rates and state and federal legislative priorities. The board will also review a proposal to delegate approval of service contracts under $50,000 to the Risk Manager.

• 2026 Transfer Station Rates
• Proposed County Code amendment for service contracts less than $50,000
• 2026 State and Federal Legislative Priorities
• Discussion on continued bonding

Board of County Commissioners

The Spokane County Board of Commissioners will consider several resolutions, including granting a conservation covenant, accepting a $2,259,000 financial assistance award from WSDOT for the Country Homes Blvd SB Lanes Project, and authorizing a joint funding agreement with the US Geological Survey. A public hearing will address a development agreement with Pathways Enterprises for a Rural Mercantile. The board will also interview candidates and consider appointment of a new county prosecutor.

• Accept $2,259,000 grant from Washington State Department of Transportation for Country Homes Blvd SB Lanes Project – Wall to Division
• Grant conservation covenant to Washington State Department of Ecology for Assessor's Parcel Nos. 24333.9012 and 24333.9013
• Execute Surface Water Easement Agreement with Scott and Heidi Conant for Saltese Flats Wetland Area
• Authorize joint funding agreement with US Geological Survey for streamflow gaging
• Public hearing on Development Agreement with Pathways Enterprises, LLC for CPA-05-2024 Rural Mercantile

Board of County Commissioners

The Board of County Commissioners will conduct a strategic planning meeting focused on agency presentations for the 2026 budget. The session includes reviews of various county departments and a potential public hearing regarding a new fee proposal from the Planning department.

• 2026 Budget Workshop presentations for Risk/Court Security, Medical Fund, HR/Parking, Spokane Regional Health District, and Medical Examiner
• 2026 Budget Workshop presentations for Parks and Planning
• Discussion of a draft new fee proposal by the Planning department
• Possible executive sessions regarding real estate acquisition, lease, or sale
• Possible executive sessions regarding pending or potential litigation

Board of County Commissioners

The Spokane County Board of Commissioners will hold a briefing meeting on September 2, 2025 to receive updates and discuss several programs and projects. Topics include the HCA Medicaid Re‑Entry Grant program with United Healthcare, a joint funding agreement with the U.S. Geological Survey for streamflow gaging, and the Bigelow Gulch Road Phase 2 conservation covenant. Commissioners will discuss a bond issuance and review the preliminary 2026 budget, as well as a PFAS capital‑budget appropriation and task‑force update. Miscellaneous items cover the regional interlocal leadership agenda, impacts of a local operator strike on county roads, and a vacancy for interim Spokane County prosecutor, with possible executive‑session discussions on real‑estate and employment matters.

• HCA Medicaid Re‑Entry Grant Program – Medical Group Contract with United Healthcare
• Joint Funding Agreement with the U.S. Geological Survey for streamflow gaging
• Bigelow Gulch Road Phase 2 – Washington State Dept. of Ecology conservation covenant
• Bond issuance discussion (preliminary 2026 budget roll‑up)
• PFAS capital‑budget appropriation and task‑force update

Board of County Commissioners

The Spokane County Board of Commissioners will set hearing dates for establishing county roads in multiple plats and is scheduled to ratify appointments and approve various contracts and grants totaling over $3 million.

• Public hearings set for October 7, 2025, to establish roads in Glennaire, Parkvue Hills, Pillar Rock Estates, and West Terrace
• Ratifying appointment of Jordan Neal as Director of the Spokane County Building Department
• Interlocal Agreement for School Resource Deputy with Riverside School District for $70,714
• Contract with People First of Washington for $111,540
• Contract Amendment with Frontier Behavioral Health for $1,191,807.50

Board of County Commissioners

The Board of County Commissioners will discuss several administrative updates and project proposals. All documents provided for this briefing are in draft form for discussion and consideration only.

• Aumentum Software purchase for the Assessor and Treasurer
• SREC Bond discussion and timeline
• 2025 WASPC Registered Sex Offender Address Verification Program Agreement
• Amending Sewer Easement 4873853 and Recording Easement 7430015 with Bella Tess Phase 3 LLC
• Filling the Interim Spokane County Prosecutor Position

Board of County Commissioners

The Spokane County Board of Commissioners will set hearing dates for a public improvement project involving affordable housing and the 2025 Amended Annual Road Construction Transportation Improvement Program. The board will also consider various contracts and interlocal agreements, including agreements for school resource deputies and the Aero Road Preservation Project.

• Public hearing set for September 23 on affordable housing public improvements
• Public hearing set for October 14 on 2025 Amended Annual Road Construction Program
• Agreement for Aero Road Preservation Project with SRTC
• Interlocal agreements for School Resource Deputies with multiple districts
• Termination of Spokane Regional Mental Health Court Interlocal Agreement

Board of County Commissioners

The Board of County Commissioners will review draft items for discussion and consideration. Topics include public works agreements, water resource updates, and budget reviews for SCRAPS.

• Proposed increase of Public Improvement costs to $30,000,000 for Spokane County Increment Area No. 2005-01 (Liberty Lake TIF)
• 2025 Amended Annual Road Construction Transportation Improvement Program
• CPI update for Planning & Land Use Fees
• Master Service Agreement with Athena Health for HCA Medicaid Re-Entry Grant Program
• Umbrella Interlocal Agreement between the Town of Rockford and Spokane County for Public Works Services

Board of County Commissioners

The Spokane County Board of Commissioners will meet to approve a series of financial agreements, including grants for court programs, housing assistance, and public safety, as well as contracts for IT training and parking services. The meeting will also include a public hearing to decide on the disposal of surplus county property.

• Approving $1,495,251.70 for Community Behavioral Rental Assistance
• Approving $480,000 for Habitat for Humanity downpayment assistance
• Approving $89,250 for Family and Juvenile Court Improvement Plan
• Approving $28,000 for 2025 Officer Wellness Grant Program
• Approving $40,462.52 for Marine Law Enforcement Patrol Personal Watercraft

Board of County Commissioners

The Board of County Commissioners will hold a strategic planning meeting to discuss the 2026 budget and financial updates. The board will also review proposed amendments to the Spokane County Public Works Fee Schedule.

• Amending Spokane County Public Works Fee Schedule
• Public Records Budget presentation
• Sales Tax and Financial Update
• Continuation of Spokane County 2026 Budget Discussion

Board of County Commissioners

The Spokane County Board of Commissioners will hold a briefing meeting to review various agreements, including a medical examiner affiliation, court improvement grants, and a rural mercantile development project. The board will also consider accepting several state grants and awards.

• Medical Examiner Clinical Training Affiliation Agreement
• Washington State Administrative Office of the Courts Agreement AOC2546 for $66,592
• Development Agreement with Pathways Enterprises, LLC for Rural Mercantile
• Proposed Amendment to Tampien Enterprises, LLC Restrictive Covenants
• Acceptance of FY25-27 Drug Recognition Expert Program and WSCJTC Officer Wellness Grant

Board of County Commissioners

The Board of County Commissioners will consider several appointments, financial approvals, and policy actions during the regular session. Items include approving a $450,000 contract with Charlie's Produce for detention services, a $200,000 economic development services agreement, a lease rent increase for the Spokane Regional Emergency Communications radio tower, and accepting a $126,900 bequest for the Regional Animal Protection Service. The meeting also contains public hearings on the disposal of miscellaneous county property, the sale of surplus county parcels, and the repeal and replacement of the Courthouse Complex Parking Area code and fee schedule.

• Approve $450,000 contract with Charlie's Produce Spokane for Detention Services Department
• Approve $200,000 agreement with Greater Spokane, Inc. for economic development services
• Approve Third Amendment to Felts Field Commercial Land Lease, raising rent to $1.92 per sq ft (May 1 2025–Apr 30 2030)
• Accept $126,900 bequest from Carol Frances See for the Regional Animal Protection Service
• Public hearings on disposal of miscellaneous county property (Project 25‑153) and sale of surplus parcels (Assessor’s Parcel Nos. 06341.9003, 11102.9004, 26321.9001, 45154.3101, 45191.0906, 45202.0528, 45201.1049, 45204.0173)

Board of County Commissioners

The Board of County Commissioners is holding a strategic planning meeting to discuss financial and planning priorities. Topics include the 2026 budget, growth strategies for the Comprehensive Plan 2046, and county code enforcement revisions.

• Continuation of Spokane County 2026 Budget Discussion
• Spokane County Comprehensive Plan 2046 quarterly update and growth strategies
• Campus Infrastructure Financing Options
• 2025 Greater Spokane, Inc. Agreement for Economic Development Services
• Potential County Code Enforcement Revisions

Board of County Commissioners

The Spokane County Board of County Commissioners will hold a briefing meeting on August 5, 2025 at the County Courthouse. The agenda lists no substantive items, stating there is no BOCC meeting and the only action is to adjourn. All documents are draft for discussion, and ADA accessibility information is provided for attendees.

Board of County Commissioners

The Board of County Commissioners will meet on August 5, 2025 at the Public Works Building, but the agenda lists no items for discussion. The only listed action is to adjourn. Written comments were invited for Items 2 and 3, but no such items appear on the agenda.

• 1. Adjourn

Board of County Commissioners

The Spokane County Board of County Commissioners will hold a briefing meeting on July 29, 2025. All documents are draft for discussion only and no items are scheduled for final action. The agenda notes that there is no BOCC meeting for this date.

• No agenda items scheduled for final vote
• All documents are draft form for discussion only

Board of County Commissioners

The agenda indicates there is no meeting for the Board of County Commissioners on July 29, 2025. The only listed action is to adjourn.

Board of County Commissioners

The Board of County Commissioners will hold a briefing meeting to discuss several topics, including an update to the Avista Wildfire Resiliency Plan, a briefing on the Behavioral Health Unit Co‑Responder Unit, campus infrastructure financing options, a revised Spokane County Parking Code, and a Park Mobile contract for paid public parking. Additional items are a Felts Field Radio Tower lease agreement and a letter of intent to explore a sports‑facility partnership at the Spokane County Fairgrounds. The agenda items are draft for discussion and consideration only; no final votes are scheduled.

• Revised Spokane County Parking Code presentation
• Park Mobile contract for paid public parking service facilitation
• Felts Field Radio Tower Lease Agreement briefing
• Letter of intent to explore sports facility development at Spokane County Fairgrounds
• Avista Wildfire Resiliency Plan update

Board of County Commissioners

The Board will consider a series of resolutions, contracts, and grants, including large financial assistance awards for homelessness services, transportation projects, and behavioral health facilities. It will also appoint members to several advisory boards and approve a public hearing on a noxious‑weed code amendment. The meeting includes routine items such as a pledge of allegiance and an open public forum.

• Approve $14,294,692 Consolidated Homeless Grant from the Department of Commerce
• Accept $3,963,000 WSDOT grant for Argonne Road Reconstruction
• Award $100,825 contract to L&M Truck Sales for a water truck
• Authorize $1,292,928 contract with Owen Equipment for two Vactor sewer cleaners
• Set public hearing for August 12 on sale of surplus county property and parking code changes

Board of County Commissioners

Commissioners will hear updates on the 2026 county budget from finance, emergency management, sheriff's office and public works. A progress update on the Crisis Relief and Sobering Center will be presented. Possible executive‑session topics on real‑estate transactions, employee qualifications and litigation will be noted.

• Department of Emergency Management budget presentation (2026)
• Sheriff's Office 2025 budget mid‑year update
• Spokane County Corridor Capital Projects overview
• Crisis Relief and Sobering Center progress update
• Executive‑session considerations on real‑estate acquisition, lease, employee qualifications and litigation

Board of County Commissioners

The Spokane County Board of Commissioners will discuss several briefing items, including a partnership letter of intent for a sports facility at the county fairgrounds, an award acceptance for the Freight Mobility Strategic Investment Program on Argonne Road, and voluntary stewardship program agreements for watershed management. The Board will also consider a property sale of various parcels, ratify the FY 26‑27 DUI Court Support grant and a Therapeutic Court Grant, and receive updates on the CDBG disaster recovery plan and HB 1207 budget impact. Miscellaneous matters such as weed control board recommendations and possible executive‑session topics will be noted.

• Letter of intent to explore partnership for a sports facility at Spokane County Fairgrounds
• Award acceptance for Freight Mobility Strategic Investment Program (Argonne Road corridor)
• Voluntary Stewardship Program watershed group agreements with Spokane Conservation District and WA State Conservation Commission
• Property sale of various parcels
• Ratification of FY 26‑27 DUI Court Support grant from Washington Traffic Safety Commission

Board of County Commissioners

The Spokane County Board of Commissioners will consider several items, including a proclamation of Lawrence H. Haskell Appreciation Day, an amendment to a regional behavioral health agreement, a contract award to Shamrock Paving, Inc. for $921,921 to improve Country Homes Boulevard between Cedar Road and Wall Street, and a resolution to modify the composition of the Spokane Regional Health District Board of Health.

• Proclamation of Lawrence H. Haskell Appreciation Day – July 17, 2025
• Amendment No. 25ASO2913(1) between Community Services Department, Regional Behavioral Health Division, and Maddie's Place (July‑Dec 2025)
• Award of $921,921.00 to Shamrock Paving, Inc. for improvement of Country Homes Boulevard – Cedar Road to Wall Street (County Road Project No. 3335)
• Modification of Spokane County Resolutions on the Spokane Regional Health District Board of Health composition per Engrossed Substitute House Bill 1946

Board of County Commissioners

The Spokane County Board of Commissioners will consider a public hearing on amending the county code for noxious weed assessments. They will approve payroll vouchers totaling over $20.8 million and a cash disbursement of $103,075.75. The board will also approve an interlocal agreement for the Combined Communications Building and award a $1.828 M road reconstruction contract to Inland Asphalt. Additional items include a contract for sweeper vehicles and several support service agreements.

• Notice of public hearing to amend Code Section 1.14.030 for noxious weed control (July 22, 2025)
• Approve payment of payroll vouchers Warrant Nos. 288958‑289063 ($10,510,790.39) and 289064‑289125 ($10,282,324.01) plus $103,075.75 cash disbursement
• Approve interlocal agreement for administration of the Combined Communications Building (CCB)
• Award contract to Inland Asphalt Company for $1,828,010.63 to improve Hatch Road Phase 2 (Ballard Rd to Colbert Rd), Project No. 3325
• Authorize contract with Tymco Inc. for two sweeper vehicles costing $876,712.20, Project No. 25‑3707

Board of County Commissioners

The Spokane County Board of Commissioners will hold a strategic planning meeting with briefings on solid waste transfer station operations, an amendment to the Beacon Hill Public Phase 2 interlocal agreement, award acceptance for the WSDOT Safe Routes to School program, several juvenile court grant programs, Medicaid re‑entry grant agreements, and a proposed modification to the Spokane Regional Health District Board of Health composition. The meeting is informational; no final actions are listed on the agenda. Public comment will be allowed if the Board takes final action on any item.

• Transfer Stations Operations Update (Solid Waste)
• Amending the Beacon Hill Public Phase 2 Interlocal Agreement (Parks & Recreation)
• Juvenile Courts FY 26‑27 Alternatives to Detention grant (DCYF)
• HCA Medicaid Re‑Entry Grant Program agreements with Wellpoint Washington, Molina Healthcare, and Community Health Plan of Washington
• Modification to composition of the Spokane Regional Health District Board of Health

Board of County Commissioners

The July 1, 2025 Spokane County Board of County Commissioners meeting is a briefing with only procedural business. All agenda documents are draft for discussion and no specific actions, contracts, or ordinances are listed. The agenda includes an adjournment item and an ADA information notice. Public oral comments are permitted if the Board takes final action on any item.

• Adjourn
• Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) information notice

Board of County Commissioners

The agenda indicates that the Board of County Commissioners meeting for July 1, 2025 has been cancelled. Consequently, no items will be discussed or decided at this time. The notice provides contact information for ADA accommodations and instructions for submitting comments on any future items.

Board of County Commissioners

The Spokane County Board of Commissioners will discuss a data sharing agreement between the County Medical Examiner and the Spokane Regional Health District, an ordinance to prohibit endangerment with a controlled substance, and a request to place the 988 Suicide Prevention Lifeline emblem on county vehicles. The board will also consider a BoCC determination for an essential public facility at 18009 E. Appleway Avenue and the acceptance of a FY26‑27 Juvenile Court Consolidated Block Grant.

• Spokane County Medical Examiner and Spokane Regional Health District Data Sharing Agreement
• Ordinance Prohibiting Endangerment with a Controlled Substance
• Support for 988 Suicide Prevention & Crisis Lifeline emblem on county vehicles
• Request for BoCC determination for Regal Care Residential at 18009 E. Appleway Avenue
• Accepting FY26‑27 Juvenile Court Consolidated Block Grant

Board of County Commissioners

The Board of County Commissioners will consider several financial awards and legal agreements. This includes funding for drug trafficking task forces and court services, as well as a land easement for Camas Meadow Park.

• Financial assistance of $45,943 for the High Intensity Drug Trafficking Areas (HIDTA) task force
• Financial assistance of $320,719.00 for Spokane Superior Court Uniform Guardianship, Conservatorship and other Protective Arrangements Act
• Agreement between Langley Productions, Inc. and Spokane County Sheriff's Office
• Easement to Inland Power for services to Camas Meadow Park
• Reappointment of Eric Johnson to the Parks & Recreation Advisory Committee

Board of County Commissioners

The Board of County Commissioners will meet for a briefing to discuss various department reports and agreements. The meeting includes a scheduled discussion regarding the 2026 budget with elected officials and department heads.

• 2026 Budget Discussion with Elected's and Department Heads
• 2025 High Intensity Drug Trafficking Areas (HIDTA) Task Force Grant
• Easement for Inland Power and Light at Camas Meadow Park
• Interlocal Agreement for Combined Communications Building business operations
• Project scope modification memorandum with Garco Construction

Board of County Commissioners

The Spokane County Board of Commissioners will confirm the appointment of an Acting Prosecuting Attorney, execute interlocal agreements, and award contracts for road projects, behavioral health services, and printing. The board will also approve a five-year community development funding plan.

• Confirm appointment of Preston McCollam as Acting Prosecuting Attorney
• Authorize Amendment No. 4 to Eastern Washington Area Agency on Aging agreement
• Award contract to DW Excavating for Marion Hay Force Main Phase 2 ($453,013.11)
• Approve 2025-2029 Consolidated Plan and 2025 Annual Action Plan
• Select McKinstry Essention for On-Call Building Commissioning services

Board of County Commissioners

The Board of County Commissioners will hold a strategic planning meeting to review financial reports and budget planning. Discussions include the 2026 budget and BECCA funding.

• BECCA Funding discussion
• Sales Tax Report and Budget Update
• Continuation of Spokane County 2026 Budget discussion
• Possible executive sessions regarding real estate acquisition, lease, or sale
• Possible executive sessions regarding pending or potential litigation

Board of County Commissioners

The Board of County Commissioners will hold a briefing to discuss the 2026 budget and target department spending. The meeting includes updates on fair fees, grant funding, and housing entitlements.

• Review of 2026 Target Department Budgets and Outside Agency List
• Proposed 2025 Interstate Fair Admission and Parking Fees
• Acceptance of Fiscal Year 2025 HUD Entitlement
• FY25 Clean Building Performance Grant (CBPG)
• Amendment No. 4 to ILA creating Eastern Washington Area Agency on Aging

Board of County Commissioners

The Spokane County Board of Commissioners will vote on several financial items, including payment of payroll vouchers totaling about $30.5 million and cash disbursements of roughly $195,000. The agenda also includes authorizing funding for the Phase 2 reconstruction of Hatch Road (Ballard Road to Colbert Road) and awarding a $723,000 contract to Inland Asphalt for improvements on Deer Park‑Milan Road. Additional items are a $749,810 state grant for the Clean Building Performance program, a $27,500 annual contract for fair admission services, and other agreements and resolutions.

• Approve payment of payroll vouchers Warrant Nos. 288900‑288951 ($10,243,703.67), 288837‑288899 ($10,229,358.31), 288791‑288836 ($10,033,861.37) and cash disbursements $98,827.02 and $96,437.47
• Authorize project funding for County Road Project No. 3325 – Hatch Road reconstruction Phase 2, Ballard Road to Colbert Road
• Award Inland Asphalt Company $723,000 for Deer Park‑Milan Road – Regal Lane at Bear Creek to US‑2 (County Road Project No. 3327)
• Accept $749,810 Clean Building Performance Grant from Washington State Department of Commerce
• Approve annual $27,500 contract with Paciolan, LLC DBA TicketsWest for Spokane County Fair & Expo admission services (Project No. P14429)

Board of County Commissioners

The Board of County Commissioners will hold a briefing meeting on June 3, 2025. Commissioners will hear presentations on a professional services agreement for detention services, an amendment to the interagency DOC contract, a sign‑on bonus modification and a vehicle purchase request for the Sheriff’s Office, and an update on the Co‑Responder pilot program with the City of Spokane. All items are presented for discussion and consideration only; final action would require a vote.

• Professional Services Agreement between Lou Sowers, PhD and Spokane County Detention Services
• DOC Contract No. K12303, Amendment No. 3 to the Interagency Agreement extending term and increasing rates
• Sign‑on Bonus Modification for the Spokane County Sheriff’s Office
• Vehicle Purchase Request briefing for the Spokane County Sheriff’s Office
• Co‑Responder Pilot Program Agreement update with the City of Spokane

Board of County Commissioners

The Board will consider a series of resolutions, agreements, contracts and grants. Items include funding for County Road Project No. 3335, a $269,200 agreement with CRA Consulting for a body‑worn camera program, and a waiver of competitive bidding to buy 21 Ford police interceptor AWD vehicles for $1,187,233.67. Additional contracts cover forestry management services, a magnesium‑chloride road‑treatment contract, and other inter‑agency agreements.

• Waiver of competitive bidding to purchase 21 Ford police interceptor AWD vehicles for $1,187,233.67 from Wendle Motors (Project No. 25-2374).
• Execution of a $269,200 agreement with CRA Consulting, LLC for the FY24 Department of Justice Body‑Worn Camera Policy and Implementation Program for the Spokane County Sheriff's Office.
• Award of a $153,000 contract to New GMCO, LLC to supply and apply magnesium chloride to county roads (Project No. 25-2564).
• Award of a contract to American Forest Management, Inland Forest Management, and Northwest Management, Inc. for Professional Forestry Management On‑Call Services for Parks, Recreation and Golf Department (Project No. 25-1482).
• Project funding authorization for County Road Project No. 3335 – Country Homes preservation, Cedar Road to Wall Street, for the Spokane County Public Works Department.

Board of County Commissioners

The Board of County Commissioners will continue its 2026 budget discussion, covering topics such as BECCA funding, campus infrastructure financing, Greater Spokane Incorporated matters, the annual budget letter to county departments, and Spokane Regional Health District issues. The meeting will also consider possible executive‑session items, including real‑estate transactions, qualifications for public employment or elective office, contract negotiations, and potential litigation. No final actions are indicated for these items at this meeting.

• Continuation of Spokane County 2026 Budget Discussion (multiple sub‑topics)
• BECCA Funding Discussion
• Campus Infrastructure Financing
• Greater Spokane Incorporated matters
• Possible executive‑session topics on real‑estate acquisition/lease

Board of County Commissioners

The Spokane County Board of Commissioners will hold a briefing meeting to discuss a worker's compensation actuarial report and the potential sale of a portion of an Assessor's Parcel. The board may also enter into executive sessions to discuss real estate acquisitions, negotiations, and litigation.

• Briefing on Worker's Compensation / Property & Liability Program Actuary
• Direct sale of portion of Assessor's Parcel No. 14234.9050 - Ring Road
• Executive session on real estate acquisition and lease
• Executive session on contract negotiations
• Executive session on litigation

Board of County Commissioners

The Board of County Commissioners will vote on several service contracts and board appointments. Key items include funding for Sheriff's Office camera policies and infrastructure materials for Public Works.

• Agreement with National Policing Institute for $277,148 for Sheriff's Office Body-Worn Camera Policy
• Bid award to Circle M Construction and Landscape Supplies for sand estimated at $200,000 annually for five years
• Bid award to Core and Main for $306,554.23 for ductile iron pipe and fittings
• Contract with PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP for $52,000 for liability analysis
• Contract with Turner & Townsend Heery for Owners Representative Services for Crisis Relief and Sobering Center

Board of County Commissioners

The Spokane County Board of Commissioners will hold a briefing meeting covering multiple topics, including updates on the RECCO Detector MOU, a DroneTag loan agreement, a criminal‑justice training reimbursement agreement, the Opioid Settlement Fund Phase 2 priorities and a DSHS prosecutorial diversion contract, and a briefing on the Department of Commerce’s Consolidated Homeless Grant Award for 2025‑2027. All items are presented for discussion and consideration; no final votes are indicated. The agenda also lists possible executive‑session subjects such as real‑estate transactions and public‑employee qualification reviews.

• RECCO Detector memorandum of understanding (MOU) with the Sheriff’s Office
• DroneTag loan agreement presented by the Sheriff’s Office
• Washington State Criminal Justice Training Commission interagency reimbursement agreement
• Opioid Settlement Fund Priorities Phase 2 update and DSHS Prosecutorial Diversion contract
• Briefing on the Department of Commerce’s Consolidated Homeless Grant Award (7/1/2025 – 6/30/2027) to Spokane County

Board of County Commissioners

The Spokane County Board of Commissioners will consider several items, including authorizing project funding for County Road Project No. 3342 to improve HMA patching at various locations. The board will also review a collective bargaining agreement with Local 1553‑S, grant sewer and access easements for the Flora Road Cross Country Complex, and award a contract to Turner & Townsend Heery for services on the Law & Justice Center. A public hearing will be held to consider amending a telecommunications franchise for Flock Safety.

• Authorize execution of a Collective Bargaining Agreement with Local 1553‑S (Jan 1 2025‑Dec 31 2027)
• Grant Sewer and Access Easements for Spokane County for Flora Road Cross Country Complex
• Project funding authorization for County Road Project No. 3342 – improvement of HMA patching (bid opening June 4 2025)
• Project funding authorization for County Project No. U221C – Improvement of Marion Hay Force Main Phase 2 on Country Homes Blvd‑Cedar St‑Excell St corridor
• Award Contract Agreement to Turner & Townsend Heery for services on Spokane County Law & Justice Center, Project No. P14113‑A2

Board of County Commissioners

The Spokane County Board of Commissioners will hear a sales tax update for April 2025 and continue discussion of the county's 2026 budget. They will also receive a quarterly update on the Spokane County Comprehensive Plan 2046 and consider a logo revision for the plan. Possible executive‑session topics include real‑estate transactions and personnel evaluations.

• April 2025 Sales Tax Update (presented by Jeff McMorris, Sr. Director of Finance & Administration)
• Continuation of Spokane County 2026 Budget Discussion (presented by Jeff McMorris)
• Spokane County Comprehensive Plan 2046 – Quarterly Update (presented by Scott Chesney, Planning Director)
• Revisit Comprehensive Plan Logo Discussion (presented by Scott Chesney)
• Possible executive‑session topics: acquisition/lease of real estate, sale/lease of real estate, public‑employee qualification reviews, elective‑office appointment qualifications, and negotiations on publicly bid contracts

Board of County Commissioners

The Spokane County Board of Commissioners will hold a briefing meeting on May 13, 2025 to discuss a range of topics. Items include a regional Safe & Healthy Spokane Task Force, the Medical Examiner's annual report, a memorandum of understanding between the Superior and District Courts, contracts for professional forestry management and janitorial services, and several funding recommendations. The board will also brief on sewer easement changes, a TIF/LIFT reimbursement request, and an Aquifer Protection Area communications plan. No final actions are indicated on the agenda.

• Awarding on‑call services contract for professional forestry management
• Discussion of janitorial services contract
• Funding recommendations for homeless services, affordable housing, and community development
• Granting and terminating sewer easements for Flora Road Cross Country Complex and Pasadena Park Elementary
• TIF/LIFT reimbursement request for Cataldo Avenue Extension #1

Board of County Commissioners

The Board of County Commissioners will vote on several service contracts and property authorizations. The body is also discussing a regional 5-year plan to end homelessness with the cities of Spokane and Spokane Valley.

• Award of $1,595,126.60 to Versatile Industries, Inc. for Elk Chattaroy Road improvements
• Award of $998,028.00 to MSNW Group LLC for county-wide janitorial services
• Authorization for Spokane Airport Board to purchase property at 5410 S. Hayford Road
• Public hearing on an ordinance relating to Compost Procurement
• Interlocal Agreement with City of Spokane and City of Spokane Valley for a 5-year plan to end homelessness

Board of County Commissioners

The commissioners will hold a budget workshop to discuss the BECCA funding program and the Spokane County 2026 budget. The meeting includes a presentation by Jeff McMorris, Sr., Director of Finance & Administration. The board may also consider executive‑session items such as real‑estate acquisition or lease, employment qualifications, and contract negotiations. No final actions are scheduled in the agenda.

• BECCA Funding Discussion
• Spokane County 2026 Budget Discussion
• Possible executive session on acquisition/lease of real estate
• Possible executive session on sale/lease of real estate
• Possible executive session on review of public contract negotiations

Board of County Commissioners

The agenda indicates there is no BOCC meeting for May 6. The document contains only procedural boilerplate and an adjournment item.

Board of County Commissioners

The Spokane County Board of County Commissioners has cancelled its regular legislative session scheduled for May 6, 2025. The meeting notice includes standard procedural details regarding in-person and remote participation options, ADA accommodations, and written comment deadlines for future items.

Board of County Commissioners

The Spokane County Board of Commissioners will hold a briefing meeting to hear presentations on multiple topics. Items include a professional services agreement with Pioneer Human Services, the county’s 2025 legislative priorities, an Axon taser purchase for the Sheriff’s Office, and a joint city‑county resolution for land acquisition at 5410 S. Hayford Road for Spokane International Airport. The agenda items are listed as draft discussion items only, with no final action indicated.

• Axon Taser Purchase for the Sheriff’s Office
• SIA Joint City/County Resolution for land acquisition at 5410 S. Hayford Road
• Professional Services Agreement between Spokane County and Pioneer Human Services
• Granting an easement through the Mica Peak Conservation Area to Avista, Inc.
• Regional Homeless Response Interlocal Agreement

Board of County Commissioners

The Spokane County Board of Commissioners will set a date for a public hearing regarding a telecommunications franchise with Flock Safety. The board will also consider various contracts, including a $511,864.08 construction bid for an ORV Park entry and approve the payment of over $10 million in vouchers.

• Public hearing set for May 20 on Flock Safety franchise amendment
• Awarded $511,864.08 bid for ORV Park Entry construction
• Awarded $135,890.04 bid for 2025 Staple Foods Tri-Annual
• Awarded $106,548.41 sole-source contract for tactical extraction platform
• Approves payment of $10,086,531.33 in vouchers

Board of County Commissioners

The Spokane County Board of Commissioners will hold a briefing meeting to discuss legislative priorities, comprehensive plan communications, and a proposed aquifer protection area renewal. The session includes presentations on real estate acquisitions and a request for additional funds for an off-road vehicle park.

• Lobbyist to present 2025 Legislative Priorities
• Briefing on Spokane Valley – Rathdrum Prairie Aquifer Protection Area renewal
• Request for additional funds for Spokane County Off Road Vehicle Park
• Discussion on amending Flock Safety telecommunications franchise
• Possible executive sessions on real estate and litigation

Board of County Commissioners

The Spokane County Board of Commissioners will schedule a public hearing for May 13 on an ordinance regarding compost procurement and will consider renewing and expanding the Spokane Valley–Rathdrum Prairie Aquifer Protection Area. The board will also vote on various contracts, including a license plate reader agreement with the City of Spokane Valley and helicopter maintenance services for the Sheriff's Department.

• Public Hearing set for May 13 on compost procurement ordinance
• Public Hearing on renewal of Spokane Valley–Rathdrum Prairie Aquifer Protection Area
• MOU with City of Spokane Valley for License Plate Reader Services up to $468,291.65
• Helicopter maintenance services contracts for Sheriff's Department up to $500,000
• Appoint Shaun Culler to Housing and Community Development Advisory Committee

Board of County Commissioners

The Spokane County Board of County Commissioners will hold a strategic planning meeting to hear presentations on housing analysis and a comprehensive financial update. The financial update includes a proposed revision to the County's Financial Assistance Policy, a year‑to‑date sales‑tax report, and a draft 2026 budget projection with staffing and spending overviews. No final actions are listed; the meeting is for discussion and information. Executive‑session topics such as real‑estate transactions and employment qualifications are noted but not scheduled for decision.

• Longitudinal System Analysis presentation by Amanda Martinez (Housing and Community Development)
• Proposed update to the County's Financial Assistance Policy and Procedures (Heather Arnold)
• Year‑to‑date sales‑tax update (Jason Metcalf)
• Draft 2026 budget projection document with staffing, salary, and benefit overviews
• Possible executive‑session topics: real‑estate acquisition/lease, sale/lease, public employment qualifications, elective office appointments, contract negotiations, enforcement actions

Board of County Commissioners

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

• Joint City/County Resolution for land acquisition at 5410 S. Hayford Road
• Stormwater Comprehensive Plan and Rate Adjustment Summary
• Aquatics Concessions Operator contract award to the Spokane Indians Baseball Team
• Contract for County Aquatic Facilities improvements for Krisco Aquatech
• City of Spokane Valley License Plate Reader MOU

Board of County Commissioners

The Board of County Commissioners will hold a public hearing on amending the stormwater management service area and rate structure. The board is also deciding on a road vacation for Beacon Avenue and Yale Street and reviewing planning policy recommendations for climate change and affordable housing.

• Public hearing on amending Spokane County Code Chapter 9.70 regarding stormwater management rates
• Decision on vacation of Beacon Avenue and a portion of Yale Street
• Bid award to Liberty Concrete LLC for $425,681.25 for ORV Park Entry construction
• Acceptance of $2,207,600 HUD grant for Community Development Block Grant Disaster Recovery
• Payment of payroll and claims vouchers totaling $20,336,080.14

Board of County Commissioners

The Board of County Commissioners meeting on April 8, 2025 contains only procedural information, such as location, remote access details, and ADA accommodations. No decisions, proposals, or public hearings are listed. The agenda notes that there is no BOCC meeting for this date.

Board of County Commissioners

The Spokane County Board of County Commissioners has no substantive items on the agenda for the April 8, 2025 regular legislative session. The only listed action is Item 1, Adjourn. Written comments were invited for Items 2 and 3, but no such items appear on the agenda. The meeting will be held at the Public Works Building, 1026 West Broadway, Spokane.

Board of County Commissioners

The Board of County Commissioners will hold a briefing meeting to discuss a range of items, including 2025 legislative priorities, sheriff office subcontracts and grant programs, a road name change from Old PSH‑11 Highway to 3rd Street, interlocal agreements with WSDOT and the City of Spokane, a solid waste‑compost procurement ordinance, a $5,200 award for a lifejacket loaner station at Bear Lake Regional Park, a contract for entry improvements at the Off‑Road Vehicle Park, and a proposal for siting an intensive behavioral health treatment facility. All agenda items are presented as draft documents for discussion and consideration only; no final votes are indicated.

• Road name change – Old PSH‑11 Highway to 3rd Street
• Certification Acceptance Agreement with WSDOT
• Solid Waste‑Compost Procurement Ordinance Recommendation
• $5,200 award from Spokane Parks Foundation for a Lifejacket Loaner Station at Bear Lake Regional Park
• Contract No. P13979‑C awarded to Liberty Concrete for entry improvements at the Spokane County Off‑Road Vehicle Park

Board of County Commissioners

The Board of County Commissioners will review recommendations for countywide planning policies regarding climate change, resiliency, and affordable housing. The body will also consider several service contracts, board appointments, and a public hearing on road vacations.

• Proposed amendments to Countywide Planning Policies on Climate Change and Resiliency and Affordable Housing
• Contract with Datec Incorporated for Mobile Data Computers in the amount of $198,241.56
• Agreement with Little Scholars Development Center for up to $158,000 and PNW Adult & Teen Challenge for up to $150,000
• Sole source contract to Swab Wagon Company for $86,224 for a fiberglass animal transport body
• Public hearing on the vacation of Beacon Avenue and a portion of Yale Street

Board of County Commissioners

The strategic planning meeting scheduled for March 31, 2025, has been cancelled. The agenda contains only procedural boilerplate and an adjournment item.

Board of County Commissioners

The board will consider Planning Commission recommendations on affordable housing and climate‑change policies and a steering‑committee amendment to create tribal voting membership. They will set a public hearing for a landfill services agreement with Adams County Regional Landfill and a storm‑water rate‑structure amendment, and will appoint members to several advisory boards. Commissioners will approve several contracts, including the $107,250 grant, a $27,500 admissions‑services contract, and a water‑treatment services award, and will hold a public hearing on vacating part of Mitchell Avenue alleyway.

• Approve FY24 Operation Stonegarden grant of $107,250 (Contract No. E25-342)
• Award water‑treatment services contract to Kurita America Inc. (Project No. P14384)
• Award admissions‑services contract to Paciolan LLC for $27,500 (Project No. P14429)
• Set public hearing for landfill services agreement with Adams County Regional Landfill (Project No. 25-574) and storm‑water rate‑structure amendment
• Consider amendment to Steering Committee of Elected Officials interlocal agreement to create tribal voting membership

Board of County Commissioners

The Spokane County Board of Commissioners will discuss several agreements, legislative priorities, and policy amendments. Key items include a proposed amendment to County‑wide Planning Policy Topic 7 for affordable housing and a separate amendment for climate change and resiliency. The board will also review a funding proposal for eight homes and select a provider for a crisis‑relief and sobering center.

• Proposed amendment to County‑wide Planning Policies – Policy Topic 7 – Affordable Housing
• Proposed amendment to County‑wide Planning Policies – Policy Topic 10 – Climate Change and Resiliency
• Funding proposal to complete eight homes sponsored by the Spokane Regional Long‑Term Recovery Group
• Recommendation and selection of the provider for the Crisis Relief and Sobering Center
• 2025 Legislative Priorities presented by Spokane County Lobbyist

Board of County Commissioners

The Spokane County Board of Commissioners will hold a briefing meeting to hear updates on legislative priorities, a vehicle purchase request, interim policy initiatives, and several departmental reports. Topics include the Stormwater Comprehensive Plan and rate adjustment, waste disposal at Adams County Regional Landfill, and a proposed extension of a WSU/Spokane County memorandum of agreement. The meeting also includes possible executive‑session items related to real‑estate transactions and personnel matters.

• Mike Burgess – 2025 Legislative Priorities (Lobbyist briefing)
• Undersheriff Kevin Richey – Vehicle Purchase Request Briefing
• Jordan Neal – Initiative 2066 Interim Policy update
• Ben Brattebo – Stormwater Comprehensive Plan and Rate Adjustment Summary
• Debra Geiger – Waste disposal at Adams County Regional Landfill

Board of County Commissioners

The Spokane County Board of Commissioners will appoint a new member to the Water Conservancy Board, consider a Planning Commission recommendation for a Farm and Agriculture Conservation assessment, and approve several outside‑agency agreements and contracts, including a $361,919 traffic sign contract. A public hearing will consider granting a franchise to Comcast for a county‑wide cable system.

• Appointment of Diana Wilhite to the Spokane County Water Conservancy Board
• Consideration of Planning Commission recommendation for Farm and Agriculture Conservation Current Use Assessment (File No. FAC-03-2024)
• Execution of a $107,000 Outside Agency Agreement with Vanessa Behan for the Children’s Waiting Room
• Awarding a $361,919.24 contract to Newman Signs for traffic sign material (Project No 25-241)
• Public hearing on granting a franchise to Comcast Cable Communications Management, LLC for county cable service

Board of County Commissioners

The Board will hear updates on detention services, a five‑year financial forecast, an economic impact study by Johnson Consulting, and a briefing on fair admission and ticketing. No formal actions are listed; the items are informational presentations.

• Detention Services Update (Mike Sparber, Sr. Director of Law & Justice)
• 5‑Year Financial Forecast (Jeff McMorris, Sr. Director of Finance & Administration)
• Johnson Consulting – Economic Impact Study Presentation (Erin Gurtel, Director of Fair & Expo)
• Fair Admission / Ticketing Services Briefing (Erin Gurtel, Fair Director)
• Possible executive‑session topics on real‑estate acquisition/lease and contract negotiations (Scott Simmons, CEO; Matthew Folsom, Chief Civil DPA)

Board of County Commissioners

The Spokane County Board of Commissioners will hold a briefing meeting to discuss a series of draft items. Presentations include the 2025 Legislative Priorities, an interlocal agreement with East Valley School District, and updates on several contracts with Greater Spokane, Inc. The meeting also covers topics such as the Rock Lake rifle range use, an inland helicopter rental agreement, and the Comprehensive Plan Project Manager contract (P14417).

• East Valley School District Interlocal Agreement
• Rock Lake Rifle Range Use
• Inland Helicopter Rental Agreement
• 2025 Annual Contract with Greater Spokane, Inc. (GSI) update
• 2025 Comprehensive Plan Project Manager (Contract P14417)

Board of County Commissioners

The Board of County Commissioners will consider several contracts for Public Works equipment and a new Interim Permit Review Policy regarding the Natural Gas Choice Mandate. The board will also receive a recommendation on a Farm and Agriculture Conservation assessment.

• Payroll vouchers totaling $29,887,747.14
• Contract for road wideners from Airing Equipment Company Inc. for $99,170
• Sole source contract for Grader Implement Boom from Forax Equipment LTD. for $65,000
• Meat and poultry bid awards for Detention Services totaling $58,675.37
• Contract with Commercial Tire for Grader Tires for $48,802.32

Board of County Commissioners

The Spokane County Board of Commissioners will hear updates on opioid response priorities, a five‑year plan to reduce homelessness, the 2024 water‑resource education program, the Stormwater Comprehensive Plan with a rate‑adjustment summary, and jail capacity. No final actions are listed; the meeting is for informational updates and discussion.

• Community Services Department update – Opioid Phase 2 priorities (Justin Johnson)
• Housing and Community Development 5‑Year Plan to Reduce and End Homelessness update (Chris McKinney, CoC leaders)
• Annual Report for CY 2024 Water Resource Education and Outreach Program (Ben Brattebo)
• Stormwater Comprehensive Plan and Rate Adjustment Summary (Ben Brattebo)
• Jail Capacity briefing (Mike Sparber)

Board of County Commissioners

The Board of County Commissioners will meet for a briefing session to discuss legislative priorities, tourism reports, and emergency management updates. The meeting includes briefings on grant awards and real estate acquisitions.

• 2025 Legislative Priorities briefing with lobbyist Mike Burgess
• Visit Spokane Quarterly Report
• FY24 Operation Stonegarden Grant Award briefing
• Hazard Mitigation Plan Update contract with Bridgeview Consulting
• Purchase of Parcels 45024.9028 and 45021.9006

Board of County Commissioners

The Spokane County Board of Commissioners will consider several items, including proclamations, a petition to vacate a county road, and an appointment to the Fair & Expo Center Advisory Board. The board will vote on multiple contracts and agreements, such as a $775,000 renovation contract for sobering and triage treatment services. Additional items include property sales, easements, and procurement contracts for various county departments.

• Execute Contract No. 25ASO2942 for up to $775,000 to provide sobering and triage treatment services (Spokane County Community Services, SCRBH, STARS).
• Set public hearing for April 1, 2025 on petition to vacate County Road on Beacon Avenue and a portion of Yale Street (Road File No. 2316).
• Award contract to Landau Associates Inc. for Wastewater Sampling & Consulting Services, $37,300 annual (Project No. P14217).
• Award bid to Traffic Safety Supply for Road & Construction Flexible Guideposts, $94,600 (Project No. P14422).
• Authorize contract with Turf Star Western Inc. for Toro equipment for county golf courses, estimated $319,565.17 (Project No. 25-848).

Board of County Commissioners

The Board of County Commissioners scheduled a strategic planning meeting for March 3, 2025, but the meeting was cancelled. No agenda items will be considered or voted on. The only action listed is adjournment.

Board of County Commissioners

The Spokane County Board of Commissioners will hold a briefing meeting on February 25, 2025. Commissioners will hear briefings on the county’s 2025 legislative priorities, land agreements, law‑enforcement equipment purchases, easements, and a clinical training affiliation. The agenda items are for discussion and consideration only and no final votes are scheduled.

• 2025 Legislative Priorities briefing by lobbyist Mike Burgess
• Briefing on PSA for 15 acres of land and right‑of‑first‑refusal on an additional 18 acres (Todd Woodard, SIA)
• Annual Mobile Data Computer (MDC) procurement for the Sheriff’s Office (Undersheriff Kevin Richey)
• Axon license purchase for the Sheriff’s Office (Undersheriff Kevin Richey)
• WASPC Traffic Safety Grant award presentation (Undersheriff Kevin Richey)

Board of County Commissioners

The commissioners will set a public hearing for March 18, 2025 to consider granting a franchise to Comcast Cable Communications Management, LLC for a cable system in county rights-of-way. They will also set a hearing for March 25, 2025 to consider a petition to vacate a portion of County right of way for the Mitchell "Avenue" Alleyway. The board will vote on several resolutions, including contracts for behavioral health services, a $44,056.50 contract with Arc of Spokane, the sale of property at 801 North Regal Street, an interlocal agreement for storm‑water manual consulting, a $6,732 marketing award, and a $25,000 acquisition for park land.

• Notice of public hearing to consider granting a franchise to Comcast Cable Communications Management, LLC for cable in county roads, highways, and rights‑of‑way (hearing set March 18, 2025)
• Notice of public hearing to consider petition to vacate a portion of County right of way for Mitchell "Avenue" Alleyway (hearing set March 25, 2025)
• Contract No. 25DD2941 between Community Services Department and Arc of Spokane for up to $44,056.50 (Jan 1 – Jun 30, 2025)
• Sale of tax‑title property at 801 North Regal Street, Assessor’s Parcel No. 35161.4301
• Interagency Agreement for acquisition of property on the 2021 Conservation Futures list, not to exceed $25,000 (Parcel No. 36361.9011)

Board of County Commissioners

The Board of County Commissioners will review homeless services funding and goals for FY25-26. The meeting includes a quarterly update on the Spokane County Comprehensive Plan 2046 and a briefing on the Sequential Intercept Model.

• HCD Homeless Services FY2023-FY2024 funding overview and FY25-26 goals
• Spokane County Comprehensive Plan 2046 quarterly update
• Sequential Intercept Model (SIM) briefing
• Possible executive sessions regarding real estate acquisition, lease, or sale
• Possible executive sessions regarding public employment and contract negotiations

Board of County Commissioners

The Spokane County Board of County Commissioners will hold a briefing meeting to discuss legislative priorities, a real-time crime center update, and the acceptance of a $6,732.00 grant. The board will also review interlocal agreements for stormwater management and wastewater sampling, as well as a proposed sale of tax title property.

• Acceptance of $6,732.00 grant for tourism marketing
• Briefing on Spokane County Regional Wastewater Reclamation Facility toxicity sampling
• Sale of tax title property to the City of Spokane
• Discussion on Spokane Regional Stormwater Manual consultant services
• Review of legislative priorities and real-time crime center

Board of County Commissioners

The Spokane County Board of Commissioners will vote on a series of resolutions, agreements, contracts, and grants. Items include a land purchase for Fish Lake Regional Park, a vehicle procurement contract, and several grant awards. A public hearing will consider code changes related to utility pole removal and public camping regulations. The meeting also includes an open public forum and appointments to the Citizens' Commission on Salaries.

• Purchase of ~8.275 acres adjacent to Fish Lake Regional Park for $609,919.54
• Award of bid to Wendle Motors for two Ford F‑250 trucks totaling $138,318.02
• Acceptance of $10,750 and $23,000 Violence Against Women STOP grant awards
• Increase of $15,000 funding for Substance Use Disorder services via amendment No. 24ASO2818(2)
• Public hearing on revising code sections to require removal of redundant utility poles and amend public camping regulations

Board of County Commissioners

The Board of County Commissioners has no items scheduled for final action. The agenda consists only of procedural notices, including the statement that there is no BOCC meeting on February 11, 2025, and an adjournment item. All documents are draft for discussion only.

Board of County Commissioners

The Spokane County Board of County Commissioners will hold a regular legislative session on February 11, 2025. The agenda contains no substantive items; the only listed action is to adjourn. Written comments are invited for items 2‑5, but no such items are detailed in the agenda. The meeting will be held in person at the Public Works Building, 1026 West Broadway, and remotely via conference call and Zoom.

Board of County Commissioners

The Spokane County Board of Commissioners will hold a briefing meeting to discuss legislative priorities, a sheriff's civil process fee schedule, and a sole-source waste disposal contract. The meeting will also include updates on the Workday ERP project and federal grant funding.

• Briefing on Sheriff's Civil Process Fee Schedule
• Briefing on Public Works Camera Access Agreement
• Briefing on City of Spokane Valley Interlocal Agreement Amendment
• Sole Source contract for waste disposal at Adams County Regional Landfill
• Workday ERP Project Update

Board of County Commissioners

The Spokane County Board of Commissioners will hold a public hearing on February 18 to discuss amending the county's public camping code. The board will also consider awarding paving contracts and accepting financial assistance from the Spokane Tribe.

• Public hearing set for Feb 18 on Public Camping code amendment
• Award $885,000 to Shamrock Paving for Cascade Way improvements
• Accept $65,000 from Spokane Tribe for Impact Mitigation Fund
• Appoint Amanda Randall to Behavioral Health Advisory Board
• Vacate Frederick Street by operation of law

Board of County Commissioners

The Board of County Commissioners announced that the strategic planning meeting set for Monday, February 3, 2025, was cancelled. No agenda items were considered, and no decisions or discussions took place at this meeting.

Board of County Commissioners

The Spokane County Board of Commissioners will hold a briefing meeting covering several topics, including a presentation of 2025 legislative priorities, updates on tribal fund awards and a behavioral health grant request, and a proposed amendment to the public camping ordinance. Commissioners will also discuss street vacation requests for Beacon Avenue, Yale Street, and Frederick Street, as well as a potential expansion of the county sign‑on bonus policy. Possible executive‑session items related to real‑estate transactions, personnel actions, and contract negotiations were noted for future consideration.

• Mike Burgess presentation on 2025 Legislative Priorities
• Undersheriff Kevin Richey update on Spokane Tribe Impact Mitigation Fund Award and BHU grant support request
• Consider vacation of Beacon Avenue and a portion of Yale Street
• Amendment to Spokane County Public Camping Ordinance
• Discussion of potential expansion of the county sign‑on bonus policy

Board of County Commissioners

The Spokane County Board of Commissioners will hold an open public forum, set a public hearing to consider revising county code on redundant utility poles, and approve a series of financial actions. Items include approving over $41 million in voucher payments, accepting several state and federal grant awards, and awarding contracts for equipment and services. The meeting also includes a public hearing on an easement for the Parks, Recreation, and Golf Department.

• Approve voucher payments totaling $41,279,631.49 (Claims/EFT and Payroll)
• Accept a $90,000 award from the Washington Organized Retail Crime Association
• Accept a $263,200 FEMA grant for the 2025 Federal Hazard Mitigation Planning Grant Program
• Execute a contract with Altitude Risk Management for training services worth $28,750
• Award a bid to ED‑KA Manufacturing Inc. for ten snowplows at $171,784.00

Board of County Commissioners

The commissioners will hear a presentation from the Spokane Regional Emergency Communications (SREC) board chief about regionalization. They will receive updates on opioid priorities and BH‑ASO division funding, followed by a review of FY2023‑FY2024 homeless services funding and staff goals for FY25‑26. The meeting may also include executive‑session discussions on real‑estate transactions, public‑employee qualifications, contract negotiations, and potential litigation.

• SREC Board discussion on regionalization
• Opioid priorities update by Community Services Director
• BH‑ASO Division funding update
• Homeless Services FY2023‑FY2024 funding overview and FY25‑26 staff recommendations
• Possible executive‑session topics: acquisition/lease of real estate, sale/lease, public‑employee qualifications, elective office appointments, contract negotiations, enforcement action or litigation

Board of County Commissioners

The Board of County Commissioners will hear a series of briefings and consider several proposals, including an amendment to the design‑build‑operation contract for the Regional Water Reclamation Facility (Contract No. P5451). Commissioners will also discuss a request to create a flood control district for the Black Reality Inc. Painted Hills Development and review code revisions affecting utilities. Additional items include transportation awards, emergency‑management contracts, and options for health services in detention facilities.

• Mike Burgess briefing on 2025 Legislative Priorities
• Amending the Service Contract for the Design‑Build‑Operation of the Spokane County Regional Water Reclamation Facility (Contract No. P5451)
• Request to form a flood control district for Black Reality Inc., Painted Hills Development
• TIB Award – Crestline Street Sidewalk Improvements
• Presentation of options for professional medical, dental, pharmacy, and behavioral health services for Detention Services

Board of County Commissioners

The Spokane County Board of Commissioners will consider renewing a sales tax for juvenile detention facilities and jails, awarding several contracts including a $240,000 crisis services agreement, and modifying the county's Open Public Forum Policy.

• Renewal of 0.1% sales tax for juvenile detention facilities and jails (2026-2035)
• Awarding $240,000 contract to Crisis Connections for crisis services
• Modifying provisions of the Open Public Forum Policy
• Awarding $500,000 contract to YWCA for Homeless Prevention services
• Awarding $227,486 contract to City of Spokane Valley for Outreach services

Board of County Commissioners

The Board of County Commissioners will hold a briefing session to discuss various administrative updates and contract recommendations. Topics include tourism promotion, homelessness prevention, and the scope of a PFAS Response Task Force. All documents provided for this meeting are in draft form for discussion and consideration only.

• 2025 Legislative Priorities briefing with lobbyist Mike Burgess
• Tourism Promotion Area (TPA) contracts for 2025 through 2028
• YWCA Homelessness Prevention Contract and ARP Re-Allocation
• City of Spokane Valley (CoSV) outreach contract recommendation
• PFAS Response Task Force membership and scope discussion

Board of County Commissioners

The Board will set a public hearing date for an easement across two county parcels, consider the Planning Commission’s recommendation on the Housing for All Planning Tool Methodology, and vote on a series of resolutions, agreements, contracts and grants. Items include accepting tax refunds for 2024, appointing the Newman Lake Flood Control Zone District Advisory Board, and approving multiple contracts and federal assistance awards, notably a $3,236,384 Pine Villa rehabilitation agreement.

• Set public hearing (Jan 28, 2024) for easement on Assessor’s Parcel 23051.9021 to serve Parcel 23051.9005
• Receive Planning Commission recommendation on the Housing for All Planning Tool Methodology (HAPT)
• Approve $3,236,384 Pine Villa Rehabilitation agreement between Spokane Neighborhood Action Partners and the Housing & Community Development Department
• Approve $59,500 contract (No. 25ASO2911) with Keith A. Brown, MD for Regional Behavioral Health services (2025)
• Approve $239,536.44 award to Two Rivers Terminal, LLC for Calcium Nitrate Solution for Project P14388

Board of County Commissioners

The board will hold briefings on several topics, including an Inland Empire Beekeepers MOU, sheriff service bids, emergency‑management grant contracts, and a housing planning tool. The only item requiring a vote is the acceptance of a $350,000 Washington State Department of Commerce grant for the FY2025 Growth Management Periodic Update. The meeting also lists possible executive‑session topics such as real‑estate transactions and pending litigation.

• Accept award of $350,000 FY2025 Growth Management Periodic Update grant
• Briefing on Inland Empire Beekeepers MOU (Gary Varella, WSU Extension)
• Briefing on Forensic Consultant Services bid (Undersheriff Kevin Richey)
• Housing for All Planning Tool (HAPT) methodology recommendation briefing (Scott Chesney)
• Pavel Parfilo: SNAP Pine Villa contracts briefing (George Dahl)

Board of County Commissioners

The Board of County Commissioners will elect its Chair and Vice Chair for 2025. The body is also scheduling public hearings regarding the Open Public Forum Policy and a sales tax renewal for juvenile detention and jail facilities.

• Public hearing notice for a 0.1% sales and use tax renewal for jails and juvenile detention (2026-2035)
• Public hearing notice for modifying the Open Public Forum Policy and Rules of Conduct
• $350,000 Growth Management Periodic Update grant for the Planning Department
• $193,333.33 grant for a prosecutor focused on organized retail crime
• $90,000 agreement with the City of Spokane for Historic Preservation

Board of County Commissioners

The Spokane County Board of Commissioners will hold a strategic planning meeting to review the December 2024 sales tax summary and a fact sheet on county homelessness investments. The meeting also lists possible executive‑session topics such as real‑estate acquisition or lease, sale or lease of real estate, personnel qualifications, contract negotiations, and pending litigation. Public comment is allowed if the Board takes final action on any agenda item.

• December 2024 Sales Tax Summary presentation
• County Homelessness Investments Fact Sheet
• Possible executive session: Acquisition/Lease of Real Estate
• Possible executive session: Sale/Lease of Real Estate
• Possible executive session: Review of public contract negotiations