Sumner, Washington

City Council

El Concejo Municipal llevará a cabo una sesión de estudio para recibir una actualización sobre el estado de la biblioteca y discutir el impuesto sobre las ventas para la seguridad pública. El organismo también revisará los calendarios de las agendas de las reuniones del Concejo y de los Comités.

• Actualización sobre el estado de la biblioteca
• Discusión sobre el impuesto sobre las ventas para la seguridad pública
• Calendario de la agenda de reuniones del Concejo
• Calendario de la agenda de reuniones de los Comités del Concejo

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Planning Commission

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Finance & Personnel Committee

Design Commission

Parks & Forestry

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Public Works Committee

Public Safety

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Community Development Committee

Planning Commission

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Finance & Personnel Committee

Design Commission

Parks & Forestry

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Public Safety

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Planning Commission

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Parks & Forestry

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Design Commission

Finance & Personnel Committee

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Public Works Committee

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Finance & Personnel Committee

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Parks & Forestry

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Public Safety

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Parks & Forestry

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Finance & Personnel Committee

Design Commission

Parks & Forestry

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Public Safety

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Finance & Personnel Committee

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Parks & Forestry

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Public Safety

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Design Commission

Parks & Forestry

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Parks & Forestry

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Parks & Forestry

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Public Safety

Public Works Committee

Parks & Forestry

Public Works Committee

Community Development Committee

El Community Development Committee se reunirá para tomar medidas sobre una enmienda al texto del código de zonificación. El organismo también revisará el informe de permisos acumulado del año hasta julio de 2026.

• Ordenanza N.º 2972: Enmienda al texto del Código de Zonificación con respecto a los puestos de food trucks
• Informe de permisos acumulado del año - julio de 2026

Public Works Committee

El Sumner Public Works Committee considerará la ratificación de un contrato de construcción para 24th Emergency Storm Repair. También revisará órdenes de cambio para Harrison & State Sewer Project y White River Restoration Project, así como enmiendas al contrato de diseño para Fryar Ave Trail y Salmon Creek Culverts. La reunión incluye un informe sobre el estado del proyecto antes del cierre.

• 24th Emergency Storm Repair – Ratificación de Contrato de Construcción
• Harrison & State Sewer Project – Ratificación de Orden de Cambio
• Fryar Ave Trail – Enmienda al Contrato de Diseño
• Salmon Creek Culverts – Enmienda al Contrato de Diseño
• White River Restoration Project – Orden de Cambio 05

City Council

El Concejo Municipal considerará aprobar más de $3.7 millones en pagos y una resolución con respecto al Bill Heath Sports Complex. El organismo también abordará nombramientos para un Comisionado de Diseño y un puesto en el consejo regional.

• Aprobación de cheques y pagos electrónicos por un total de $3,767,566.42
• Resolución 1755 para establecer una audiencia pública para la transferencia intergubernamental del Bill Heath Sports Complex
• Resolución N.º 1754 con respecto a las adjudicaciones de subvenciones del Tribunal Municipal de Sumner
• Nombramiento de un Comisionado de Diseño
• Nombramiento Regional del Consejo

Public Safety

El Comité de Seguridad Pública de Sumner recibirá informes mensuales de los departamentos de Bomberos y Policía, incluido un Resumen de Datos sobre el Crimen de 2025. El principal punto de acción es una discusión y posible votación sobre enmiendas al código de bicicletas eléctricas y motocicletas eléctricas de la ciudad. No hay otros temas de discusión enumerados en la agenda.

• Resumen de Datos sobre el Crimen de 2025 del informe mensual del Departamento de Policía
• Enmiendas al Código de Bicicletas Eléctricas y Motocicletas Eléctricas como punto de acción
• Informes mensuales de los departamentos de Bomberos y Policía

City Council

El Concejo Municipal de Sumner llevará a cabo una reunión híbrida para discutir una solicitud de anexión para 166th Avenue East y nombrar miembros para roles regionales y de comités. La reunión incluirá una sesión de estudio, asuntos regulares y una sesión ejecutiva.

• Sesión de estudio sobre la solicitud de anexión de 166th Avenue East
• Nombramientos Regionales y de Comités del Concejo
• Calendario de la Agenda de Reuniones del Concejo
• Calendario de la Agenda de Reuniones de los Comités del Concejo
• Sesión Ejecutiva

Parks & Forestry

La Forestry Commission aprobará las actas de la reunión del 14 de mayo de 2026, mantendrá una conversación sobre el presupuesto 2027‑2028 y recibirá actualizaciones sobre los programas de silvicultura, parques, cementerios y artes. La reunión está abierta al público en persona y a través de un enlace virtual.

• Aprobación de las actas de la reunión del 14 de mayo de 2026
• Conversación sobre el presupuesto 2027‑2028
• Actualizaciones de silvicultura, parques, cementerios y artes

Planning Commission

La Comisión de Planificación llevará a cabo una audiencia pública y votará sobre una enmienda al código de zonificación para los pods de camiones de comida (Ordenanza No. 2972), y recibirá una presentación de antecedentes sobre las regulaciones actualizadas de los Sistemas de Almacenamiento de Energía con Baterías (BESS). La reunión también incluye la aprobación de actas anteriores y un período de comentarios públicos para temas fuera de la agenda.

• Audiencia pública sobre la Ordenanza No. 2972 (enmienda al texto de zonificación de Food Truck Pods)
• Acción sobre la Ordenanza No. 2972 (enmienda al texto de zonificación de Food Truck Pods)
• Presentación de antecedentes sobre la Ordenancia 2.0 de Battery Energy Storage Systems (BESS)
• Aprobación de las actas del 4 de junio de 2026
• Período de comentarios públicos sobre temas fuera de la agenda

Design Commission

Finance & Personnel Committee

El Comité de Finanzas y Personal discutirá y podría avanzar una resolución para programar una audiencia pública sobre la transferencia del Bill Heath Sports Complex al Sumner-Bonney Lake School District. También considerarán la Resolución No. 1754 para las adjudicaciones de subvenciones del Sumner Municipal Court y la autorización de excedentes de propiedad de la ciudad. Se presentarán informes sobre las negociaciones de reclutamiento, el estado de la auditoría del FY2025 y el impuesto sobre las ventas mensual.

• Resolución para programar una audiencia pública para la transferencia intergubernamental del Bill Heath Sports Complex al Sumner-Bonney Lake School District
• Resolución No. 1754 — Adjudicaciones de Subvenciones del Sumner Municipal Court
• Autorización de excedentes de propiedad de la ciudad
• Actualización de Reclutamiento y Negociación
• Informe Mensual del Impuesto sobre las Ventas

The Committee recommended passing a resolution for the Bill Heath Sports Complex transfer and accepted three Sumner Municipal Court grant awards. Members also approved the disposal of several surplus items including a street sweeper and various tools.

• Recommended 'Do Pass' for Resolution No. XXXX regarding Bill Heath Sports Complex transfer
• Recommended 'Do Pass' for Resolution No. 1754 accepting three Sumner Municipal Court grants
• Approved surplus of a 2017 Peterbilt Street Sweeper, thermoplastic melter, concrete loader, bicycle, sidewalk lifting unit, hose crimping machine, and rifle
• Cancelled the August Finance & Personnel Committee meeting

City Council

El Concejo Municipal de Sumner actuará sobre una agenda de consentimiento que incluye la aprobación de $3,652,810.78 en pagos, contratos para proyectos de carreteras y senderos, y un contrato de tecnología policial de AXON por cinco años. Los asuntos regulares incluyen ordenanzas sobre tarifas de instalaciones de aprendizaje temprano, control de conexiones cruzadas, una enmienda presupuestaria y cambios de zonificación para centros de cuidado infantil. Se ha programado un período de comentarios públicos.

• Consentimiento: aprobación de $3,652,810.78 en pagos electrónicos/con cheque
• Consentimiento: Contrato de Tecnología Policial AXON 2026-2030
• Consentimiento: Reconstrucción de Hunt Avenue - Enmienda al Contrato de Diseño
• Ordenanza 2969: Enmienda al Presupuesto Bienal 2025/2026
• Ordenanza 2964: Enmienda al Texto del Código de Zonificación - Centros de Cuidado Infantil

City Council

El Concejo Municipal llevará a cabo una sesión de estudio para discutir actualizaciones de las tarifas de servicios de desarrollo y el proceso para llenar una vacante del concejo. No se esperan votos formales.

• Actualización de la Tarifa de Servicios de Desarrollo
• Proceso de Vacantes del Concejo

General

La Comisión de Diseño llevará a cabo una reunión híbrida para elegir a un Vicepresidente, discutir la limpieza de un sitio en 5706 y 5712 Parker Rd, y considerar una propuesta en 13115 24th St E (76 Station). El personal también presentará a una nueva Gerente de Planificación y anunciará una transición a Civiclerk, con copias en papel disponibles previa solicitud.

• Elección de Vicepresidente
• Limpieza del sitio en 5706 y 5712 Parker Rd
• 13115 24th St E 76 Station
• Nuevas solicitudes para la Comisión
• Presentación de Katie Baker como Gerente de Planificación

Community Development Committee

City Council

El Concejo Municipal estudiará dos puntos: una enmienda al texto del código de zonificación para permitir centros de cuidado infantil en más zonas, y una discusión sobre las tarifas de impacto de tráfico para instalaciones de aprendizaje temprano. No se esperan votos finales en esta sesión de estudio. La reunión es híbrida, presencial y vía Zoom.

• Ordinance No. 2964 – Enmienda al Texto del Código de Zonificación – Centros de Cuidado Infantil
• Tarifas de Impacto de Tráfico – Instalaciones de Aprendizaje Temprano
• Calendario de la Agenda de Reuniones del Concejo (establecimiento de la agenda)
• Calendario de la Agenda de Reuniones del Comité del Concejo (establecimiento de la agenda)
• Sesión ejecutiva (tema no especificado)

The Sumner City Council held a study session to discuss Ordinance No. 2964, a zoning code text amendment for childcare centers, and traffic impact fees for early learning facilities. No formal votes or decisions were taken; the meeting was entirely informational and procedural.

Public Safety

El Comité de Seguridad Pública considerará dos puntos de acción: un contrato revisado de tecnología policial de AXON para 2026-2030 y un contrato de reemplazo de radios policiales. También están programados los informes mensuales de los departamentos de bomberos y de policía, que incluyen las estadísticas de mayo de 2026.

• Contrato de Tecnología Policial AXON 2026-2030 (revisado el 6/16/2026)
• Contrato de Reemplazo de Radios Policiales
• Estadísticas mensuales de mayo de 2026 del departamento de policía

The Public Safety Committee approved a do pass recommendation for a 5-year contract with Axon for 27 body cameras and tasers. The contract will be forwarded to the City Council on July 6. The committee also discussed a police radio replacement contract but did not record a vote. Monthly fire and police reports were presented, and Nicole Wilsey was nominated as the new committee chair.

• Approved do pass for 5-year Axon contract covering 27 body cameras and tasers (all present members in favor)

Public Works Committee

El comité revisará enmiendas contractuales para los cruces de Hunt Avenue y Main Street. Los miembros también considerarán una resolución relativa a la subvención del Estudio de Planificación de Cruces del Sendero del Río Puyallup y revisiones de la ordenanza para el Programa de Control de Conexiones Cruzadas.

• Reconstrucción de Hunt Avenue - Enmienda del Contrato de Diseño
• Resolución No. 1752 - Aceptación de la Subvención del Estudio de Planificación de Cruces del Sendero del Río Puyallup
• Cruces de Main Street - Enmienda del Contrato de Diseño
• Ordenanza No. 2970 - Revisiones del Programa de Control de Conexiones Cruzadas

The Public Works Committee gave a Do‑Pass recommendation to amend the Hunt Avenue reconstruction design contract, adding $184,210 for a total of $292,911. It approved accepting a $300,169 federal grant for a Puyallup River Trail crossing study, requiring a $46,847.19 local match. The committee approved a $45,700 amendment to the Main Street Crossings design contract with TranspoGroup. It also recommended adopting Ordinance 2970 to update the Cross‑Connection Control Program.

• Approved $184,210 amendment to Hunt Avenue design contract (total $292,911)
• Approved acceptance of $300,169 federal grant for Puyallup River Trail crossing study (local match $46,847.19)
• Approved $45,700 amendment to Main Street Crossings design contract with TranspoGroup
• Approved Ordinance 2970 to revise the Cross‑Connection Control Program

City Council

Parks & Forestry

La Comisión de Parques y Forestería de Sumner se reunirá para aprobar las actas de la reunión anterior y discutir el presupuesto 2027-2028. El personal también proporcionará actualizaciones sobre asuntos de forestería, parques, cementerios y artes. La agenda es principalmente procedimental, sin montos en dólares específicos ni decisiones vinculantes enumeradas.

• Aprobación de las actas de la reunión del 14 de mayo de 2026
• Discusión del presupuesto 2027-2028 (sin montos en dólares especificados)
• Actualizaciones sobre forestería, parques, cementerios y artes

Design Commission

Finance & Personnel Committee

El Comité de Finanzas y Personal discutirá y podría actuar sobre un acuerdo interlocal que modifica el Área de Promoción Turística del Condado de Pierce y la Ordenanza N.º 2969 que modifica el presupuesto bianual de 2025/2026. También se presentarán informes sobre actualizaciones de contratación/negociación e impuestos sobre las ventas mensuales.

• Acuerdo interlocal que modifica y reitera el Área de Promoción Turística del Condado de Pierce
• Ordenanza N.º 2969 que modifica el presupuesto bianual de 2025/2026
• Actualización de contratación y negociación (informe)
• Informe de impuestos sobre las ventas mensuales (informe)

The committee approved an interlocal agreement amending the Pierce County Tourism Promotion Area and an ordinance amending the 2025/2026 biennial budget. Staff provided updates on recruitment and the upcoming state audit.

• Approved interlocal agreement amending Pierce County Tourism Promotion Area (Consent Agenda)
• Approved Ordinance No. 2969 amending the 2025/2026 Biennial Budget (Regular Business)
• Received verbal update on recruitment and negotiations
• Received update on upcoming FY2025 State Audit
• Received monthly sales tax analysis

City Council

El Concejo Municipal de Sumner llevará a cabo una sesión de estudio para discutir una Actualización de las Tarifas de Servicios de Desarrollo y designar delegados votantes para la Conferencia de la Asociación de Ciudades de Washington (AWC). El concejo también recibirá un informe del Administrador de la Ciudad y establecerá las agendas para las próximas reuniones del concejo y de los comités. La reunión incluye una sesión ejecutiva antes del cierre.

• Actualización de las Tarifas de Servicios de Desarrollo
• Designación de delegados votantes para la Conferencia de la AWC
• Calendario de Agendas de las Reuniones del Concejo
• Calendario de Agendas de las Reuniones de los Comités del Concejo

The Sumner City Council met for a study session on June 8, 2026. The agenda included discussion items on Development Services Fees and AWC Conference Voting Delegates, but the minutes record no motions, votes, or formal decisions. The session was procedural only, with no action taken on any item.

City Council

El Concejo Municipal de Sumner llevará a cabo una reunión especial para discutir y designar delegados de votación para la Conferencia de la Association of Washington Cities (AWC). Este es un asunto procedimental sin otros temas en la agenda.

• Selección de delegados de votación para la Conferencia de la Association of Washington Cities

The City Council designated three officials to represent Sumner at the Association of Washington Cities Conference. The meeting adjourned after the vote with no further business.

• Delegates designated for AWC Conference (passed by roll call)
• Meeting adjourned at 7:16 PM

Planning Commission

La Comisión de Planificación de Sumner llevará a cabo una reunión híbrida para discutir un borrador de ordenanza que regula los pods de food trucks. Otros puntos del orden del día incluyen la aprobación de las actas de la reunión del 2 de abril y comentarios públicos sobre temas no incluidos en la agenda. No hay audiencias públicas ni asuntos pendientes programados.

• Revisión del borrador de la ordenanza sobre Pods de Food Trucks

City Council

El Concejo Municipal considerará una agenda de consentimiento para aprobar cinco acuerdos de empleo de 2026 para directores de departamento y el administrador de la ciudad, además de cheques por un total de $10.46 millones. Los asuntos regulares incluyen la adjudicación de un contrato para la construcción de los 2026 Sidewalk Repair Programs, la primera lectura de la Ordenanza No. 2968 para modificar las tarifas mensuales de alcantarillado en el código municipal y nombramientos mayoreles para la Planning Commission. No hay artículos de audiencia pública enumerados.

• Aprobación de acuerdos de empleo de 2026 para Development Services, Public Works, City Attorney, Deputy City Administrator y City Administrator
• Cheques y pagos electrónicos por un total de $10,462,830.01
• Adjudicación del contrato de construcción de los 2026 Sidewalk Repair Programs
• Ordenanza No. 2968 que modifica el Sumner Municipal Code 13.20.040 sobre las tarifas mensuales de alcantarillado
• Nombramientos mayoreles para la Planning Commission para Pierce y Eddy

Community Development Committee

City Council

Public Safety

El Comité de Seguridad Pública recibirá actualizaciones mensuales de los departamentos de Bomberos y Policía y considerará un punto de acción para adjudicar un contrato de construcción para los Programas de Reparación de Aceras 2026. No se menciona ningún monto de oferta ni contratista específico en la agenda.

• Punto de acción: Adjudicación del Contrato de Construcción de los Programas de Reparación de Aceras 2026

The Public Safety Committee presented fire and police updates, including a fire department system reformat and April crime data. After brief discussion, the committee recommended that the 2026 Sidewalk Repair Programs construction contract be approved, with all members in favor. No other actions were taken.

• Committee recommended passing 2026 Sidewalk Repair Programs construction contract (unanimous)

Public Works Committee

City Council

El concejo llevará a cabo una audiencia pública y considerará una ordenanza para anular 63rd Street East y una parte de State Street. La agenda de consentimiento incluye adquisiciones de propiedades para el Fryar Ave Trail Project, un contrato de construcción para mejoras del sistema de agua de Valley Avenue y varios otros contratos y resoluciones. Los asuntos nuevos incluyen nombramientos para comités asesores y una ordenanza sobre cargos de desarrollo del sistema.

• Audiencia pública y primera lectura de la Ordenanza No. 2966 para anular 63rd Street East y una parte de State Street
• Ordenanza No. 2967 para enmendar el cálculo de los System Development Charges
• Adquisiciones de propiedades para el Fryar Ave Trail Project de Roman 1, LLC, Liberty Property Development Corp II, Lewis Landmark, LLC y Pierce County
• Adjudicación del contrato de construcción para las mejoras del sistema de agua de Valley Avenue
• Adjudicación del contrato del consultor de diseño para la remediación de Heritage Park

The council adopted Ordinance No. 2966 to vacate 63rd Street East and a portion of State Street. It also confirmed three mayoral appointments to the Lodging Tax Advisory Committee and the Forestry, Parks & Arts Commission. The Heritage Park Phase 3 & 4 consultant contract amendment was approved by a 5‑1 vote. All items on the consent agenda were approved by voice vote.

• Approved Ordinance No. 2966 – vacation of 63rd St East and portion of State St (roll call vote)
• Approved appointment of Ms. Crick to the Lodging Tax Advisory Committee (roll call vote)
• Approved appointment of Mr. Thomas to the Forestry, Parks & Arts Commission (roll call vote)
• Approved appointment of Ms. Mathews to the Forestry, Parks & Arts Commission (roll call vote)
• Approved Heritage Park Phase 3 & 4 consultant contract amendment (5‑1 roll call vote, Councilmember Malcolm voted no)
• Approved Ordinance No. 2967 – system development charges calculation (roll call vote)
• Approved all items on the consent agenda (voice vote)
• Excused absent Councilmember Kenna from the meeting (voice vote)

Parks & Forestry

La Comisión Forestal considerará la aprobación de las actas de la reunión del 12 de marzo de 2026 y recibirá actualizaciones del personal sobre asuntos de parques, cementerio, forestería y artes. No hay votos programados sobre ordenanzas, contratos o cambios de tarifas. La agenda consiste en informes rutinarios y asuntos procedimentales.

• Aprobación de las actas de la reunión del 12 de marzo de 2026
• Actualización de la Comisión de Forestería y Parques
• Actualizaciones de Parques, Cementerio, Forestería y Artes

The Forestry & Parks Commission formally approved the minutes from its March 12, 2026 meeting. No other actions were voted on; the remainder of the agenda consisted of updates and discussion topics for future consideration.

• Approved March 12, 2026 meeting minutes

Design Commission

Finance & Personnel Committee

El Comité de Finanzas y Personal considerará la Ordenanza No. 2968, que modificaría la Sección 13.20.040 del Código Municipal de Sumner sobre las tarifas mensuales de alcantarillado. El comité también discutirá la autorización de excedentes de propiedad de la ciudad, una actualización sobre reclutamiento y negociación, y el informe mensual de impuestos sobre las ventas.

• Ordenanza No. 2968 que modifica SMC 13.20.040 Tarifas Mensuales de Alcantarillado
• Autorización de Excedentes para propiedad de la ciudad
• Actualización de Reclutamiento y Negociación
• Informe Mensual de Impuestos sobre las Ventas

The committee recommended passing an ordinance to establish a commercial sewer surcharge for customers outside city limits. Members also reviewed the surplus of two vehicles and received updates on city recruitment activity.

• Recommended Ordinance No. 2968 regarding monthly sewer rates (Do Pass)
• Approved surplus of 2008 Ford Edge (Do Pass)
• Approved surplus of 2016 Ford F250 Animal Control Truck (Do Pass)

City Council

City Council

Este es un retiro del Concejo Municipal, no una reunión de votación regular. El concejo resumirá sesiones anteriores, revisará el historial y la capacidad de la dotación de personal, y discutirá iniciativas principales que incluyen la propiedad de la biblioteca existente, el refugio de animales, la instalación de operaciones, Heritage Park, Bennet Park y Bill Heath Sports Complex. No hay decisiones formales programadas.

• Discusión sobre la Propiedad de la Biblioteca Existente
• Discusión sobre el Refugio de Animales
• Discusión sobre la Instalación de Operaciones Existente
• Discusiones sobre Heritage Park, Bennet Park y Bill Heath Sports Complex
• Revisión del historial, capacidad y solicitudes de dotación de personal

The City Council convened a budget retreat on May 11, 2026, consisting of presentations and discussions on staffing history, capacity, and major initiatives including the existing library property, animal sheltering, and several parks. No votes or formal decisions were taken; the session was a workshop to review topics for the upcoming budget.

Planning Commission

City Council

El Concejo Municipal está llevando a cabo un retiro en el restaurante Farm 12 para revisar los planes existentes y desarrollar un plan estratégico. La sesión incluye una discusión sobre el presupuesto 2027-2028, incluyendo políticas financieras, usos de fondos e incrementos de costos.

• Desarrollo del Plan Estratégico
• Revisión del presupuesto 2027-2028
• Discusión sobre Políticas Financieras y Usos de Fondos

The City Council conducted a retreat focused on leadership dynamics, existing plans, and strategic plan development. The session included a review of the 2027-2028 budget, financial policies, and revenue options.

• No substantive legislative decisions were recorded during this procedural retreat

City Council

City Council

El Concejo Municipal de Sumner llevó a cabo una sesión de estudio para recibir actualizaciones y presentaciones. Los temas incluyeron una actualización del Bono de Ingresos de Agua/Alcantarillado 2026, una enmienda al acuerdo de servicio de 2013 de la YMCA y una presentación conjunta sobre la Ordenanza de Sistemas de Almacenamiento de Energía con Baterías (BESS) 2.0. La reunión también estableció los calendarios futuros de reuniones del concejo, comités y comisiones.

• Actualización del Bono de Ingresos de Agua/Alcantarillado 2026
• Actualización Anual de la YMCA y Enmienda al Acuerdo de Servicio de 2013
• Sistemas de Almacenamiento de Energía con Baterías (BESS) Ordenanza 2.0 - Presentación Conjunta
• Calendario de la Agenda de Reuniones del Concejo
• Calendario de Reuniones del Concejo, Comités y Comisiones

The meeting consisted of a study session and agenda setting. No substantive decisions were recorded in the minutes.

Cultural Arts Commission

Community Development Committee

El Comité de Desarrollo Comunitario revisará ordenanzas relacionadas con los cálculos de los cargos de desarrollo del sistema y una enmienda de texto para la zonificación de centros de cuidado infantil. El personal también presentará el informe de permisos acumulados del año para abril de 2026.

• Ordinance No. 2967: The Calculation of System Development Charges
• Ordinance No. 2964: Child Care Centers Zoning Code Text Amendment
• Permit Report Year-to-Date - April 2026

Public Works Committee

El Comité de Obras Públicas considerará varias adquisiciones de propiedades para el proyecto del sendero de Fryar Ave, adjudicará un contrato de construcción para las mejoras del sistema de agua de Valley Ave y discutirá contratos de consultoría para las fases 3-4 y el diseño de remediación de Heritage Park. Las resoluciones incluyen la aceptación de una subvención de capacidad de aguas pluviales y un acuerdo interlocal con el Pierce County Flood Control Zone District. El comité también revisará una orden de cambio para las mejoras de aguas pluviales de 63rd St y una ratificación de servidumbre de gas de PSE.

• Cuatro adquisiciones de propiedades para el sendero de Fryar Ave (Roman 1, LLC; Liberty Property; Lewis Landmark; Pierce County)
• Adjudicación del contrato de construcción de Mejoras del Sistema de Agua de Valley Ave
• Enmienda al contrato de consultoría de la Fase 3 y 4 de Heritage Park y adjudicación del contrato de consultoría de diseño de remediación
• Resolución No. 1750 - Aceptación de la Subvención de Capacidad de Aguas Pluviales
• Resolución No. 1751 - ILA del Pierce County Flood Control Zone District

The Committee issued do-pass recommendations for several items, including a $9.5 million flood control agreement and multiple property acquisitions for the Fryar Ave Trail. It also recommended approving a $690,932.87 water system contract and a $198,038 contract for contaminated site remediation.

• Do-Pass recommendation for Resolution No. 1751 (Pierce County Flood Control Zone District ILA) to receive $9.5 million
• Do-Pass recommendation for Resolution No. 1750 (Stormwater Capacity Grant) for $120,000
• Do-Pass recommendation for Fryar Ave Trail property acquisitions from Roman 1, LLC ($400,000), Liberty Property ($131,373.23), Lewis Landmark ($42,785), and Pierce County ($8,200)
• Do-Pass recommendation for Valley Ave Water System construction contract awarded to HCON, Inc. for $690,932.87
• Do-Pass recommendation for Resolution No. 1749 (WSDOT Updated ROW Procedures)
• Do-Pass recommendation for Neighborhood Traffic Calming consultant contract awarded to SCJ Alliance for $127,389.41
• Do-Pass recommendation for 63rd St Storm Improvements Change Order #2 adding $73,552.64
• Do-Pass recommendation for Heritage Park Remediation design contract awarded to Farallon Consulting, LLC for $198,038

City Council

El Concejo Municipal de Sumner llevará a cabo una audiencia pública sobre la anulación de 63rd Street E. y una parte de State Street, y luego votará sobre múltiples puntos, incluyendo la confirmación de Andy McCurdy como jefe de policía, la aprobación de contratos de preservación de calles y sellado con chip, y la adopción de varias enmiendas a ordenanzas. La agenda de consentimiento también incluye la aprobación de un pago de $7.88 million y la compra de muebles para la instalación de operaciones.

• Audiencia pública sobre la Ordenanza 2966 para anular 63rd Street E. y parte de State Street
• Confirmación de Andy McCurdy como Jefe de Policía y aprobación de su acuerdo de empleo
• Adjudicación del contrato de construcción para el Washington Street Preservation Project
• Adjudicación del contrato de construcción para la 2026 Pavement Chip Seal Application
• Ordenanza 2965 que adopta la 2026 Compensation Schedule Amendment

The City Council approved the appointment of Andy McCurdy as Chief of Police and approved several commission amendments, including renaming the Forestry and Parks Commission to the Forestry, Parks and Arts Commission. The meeting also approved a consent agenda of contracts and payments totaling over $7.8 million.

• Approved Andy McCurdy as Chief of Police (Voice Vote)
• Approved Ryan Johnstone as Public Operations Director (Voice Vote)
• Approved $7,884,181.19 in checks and electronic payments (Voice Vote)
• Approved Washington Street Preservation Project construction contracts (Voice Vote)
• Approved 2026 Pavement Chip Seal construction contract (Voice Vote)
• Approved Avidex contract for Operations Facility (Voice Vote)
• Approved Ordinance 2961 repealing the Cultural Arts Commission (Roll Call)
• Approved Ordinance 2962 amending Forestry and Parks Commission (Roll Call)

Public Safety

El Comité de Seguridad Pública de Sumner recibirá actualizaciones mensuales de los departamentos de bomberos y policía y considerará múltiples puntos de acción. Los elementos principales son tres contratos para el Proyecto de Preservación de Washington St (adjudicación de construcción, adjudicación de consultor de gestión de construcción y enmienda del consultor de diseño), un contrato de Aplicación de Sello de Chip de Pavimento 2026 y un contrato de Instalaciones de Operaciones con Avidex. Las decisiones sobre estos contratos afectarán la infraestructura vial local y las operaciones de seguridad pública.

• Washington St Preservation Project – Construction Contract Award 26-221
• Washington St Preservation Project – Construction Management Consultant Contract Award 26-30
• Washington St Preservation Project – Design Consultant Amendment 26-222
• 2026 Pavement Chip Seal Application – Construction Contract Award 26-224
• Operations Facility - Avidex Contract

The Public Safety Committee recommended approval for multiple construction and design contracts related to the Washington St Preservation Project and the Operations Facility. The committee also discussed upcoming promotional ceremonies and a firefighter recruitment clinic.

• Recommended approval of Washington St Preservation Project construction contract
• Recommended approval of Washington St Preservation Project construction management consultant contract
• Recommended approval of Washington St Preservation Project design consultant amendment
• Recommended approval of 2026 Pavement Chip Seal Application construction contract
• Recommended approval of Operations Facility Avidex contract
• Recommended approval of Operations Facility Bluespace Interiors contract

City Council

El Concejo Municipal de Sumner recibirá informes sobre las asignaciones del Community Partners Fund durante una sesión de estudio. El concejo también establecerá sus próximos calendarios de reuniones y de comités, y llevará a cabo una sesión ejecutiva para revisar las cualificaciones de un solicitante de empleo bajo la ley estatal. No hay votos ni audiencias públicas programadas.

• Presentación de informes del Community Partners Fund para su discusión
• Sesión ejecutiva para revisar las cualificaciones de un solicitante de empleo público (RCW 42.30.110(1)(g))
• Establecimiento del Calendario de Agenda de Reuniones del Concejo y el Calendario de Agenda de Reuniones de Comités
• Entrega del informe del Administrador de la Ciudad

The City Council held a study session that included reports on the Community Partners Fund and agenda setting. The meeting included an executive session to review a public employment applicant, but no official actions were taken.

Parks & Forestry

Design Commission

City Council

The City Council will hold a public hearing on Resolution No. 1744, the annual update of the 2027-2032 Six-Year Transportation Improvement Program. Under regular business, the council will consider multiple ordinances including a zoning code text amendment for co-living housing, a franchise agreement with Ezee Fiber (second reading), and amendments to parking and personnel codes. The meeting also includes a consent agenda with several administrative items and an executive session on pending litigation.

• Public Hearing: Resolution No. 1744 – 2027-2032 Six-Year Transportation Improvement Program Annual Update
• Ordinance No. 2958 – Vacation of a portion of Harrison Street Alley
• Ordinance No. 2953 – Zoning Code Text Amendment for Co-living Housing
• Ordinance No. 2956 – Franchise Agreement with Ezee Fiber (Second and Final Reading)
• Ordinance No. 2960 – Parking Code Amendments (Sumner Municipal Code 10.36)

Planning Commission

The Sumner Planning Commission will hold a public hearing and take action on a text amendment to the zoning code regarding child care centers. The meeting will be held in person at City Hall or virtually via Zoom.

• Public hearing on Child Care Centers Zoning Code Text Amendment
• Action on Child Care Centers Zoning Code Text Amendment
• Hybrid meeting format: in-person at 1104 Maple Street or virtual

Finance & Personnel Committee

The Finance & Personnel Committee will consider a motion to authorize the purchase of granular activated carbon media exchange, discuss Ordinance No. 2965 amending the 2026 compensation schedule, and address committee membership. Reports will include a recruitment and negotiation update and the monthly sales tax report.

• Motion: Granular Activated Carbon Media Exchange Purchase Authorization (no dollar amount given)
• Ord. No. 2965 - 2026 Compensation Schedule Amendment
• Committee Membership change
• Recruitment & Negotiation Update report
• Monthly Sales Tax Report

The Finance & Personnel Committee recommended three items pass to the full City Council on April 20, 2026: a purchase of filter media for the Central Well, an amendment to the 2026 compensation schedule reflecting recent collective bargaining, and a change in committee membership. These recommendations will move to the full council for final approval, affecting city operations and staff pay. Other agenda items were informational updates on police recruitment, upcoming labor negotiations, water/sewer bond progress, and monthly sales tax collections, none requiring further action at this meeting.

• Recommended purchase of granular activated carbon media for the Central Well filter (Do Pass to Consent Agenda, April 20)
• Recommended Ordinance No. 2965 amending the 2026 compensation schedule per collective bargaining results (Do Pass to Regular Business, April 20)
• Recommended accepting Councilmember Kenna’s withdrawal and appointing Councilmember Malcom to the committee (Do Pass to Consent Agenda, April 20)
• Reviewed recruitment updates for law enforcement positions and HR roles; no action required
• Received status update on the 2026 Water/Sewer Revenue Bond for the Biosolids Modernization Project; no action required
• Reviewed monthly sales tax analysis report; no action required

Civil Service Commission

The Civil Service Commission will hold a public meeting on March 31, 2026. Commissioners will receive department updates and consider eligibility lists for Police Chief, Police Sergeant, and entry‑level police positions. The agenda also includes an update to civil service rules. No other items are listed.

• Eligibility list for Police Chief position
• Eligibility list for Police Sergeant position
• Eligibility list for entry‑level police positions
• Civil service rules update

Cultural Arts Commission

Community Development Committee

The Sumner Community Development Committee will discuss several ordinances, including amendments to the parking code and changes to multiple city commissions. Items include repealing the Cultural Arts Commission and updating the Forestry and Parks, Historic Preservation, and Planning commissions.

• Ordinance 2960: Parking code amendments (SMC 10.36)
• Ordinance 2961: Repealing the Cultural Arts Commission (SMC 2.86)
• Ordinance 2962: Forestry and Parks Commission amendments (SMC 2.87)
• Ordinance 2963: Historic Preservation Commission amendments (SMC 2.95)
• Resolution 1748: Planning Commission Work Program 2026-2027

The Community Development Committee voted to recommend five items to the City Council for the April 6, 2026 meeting. These include amendments to the parking code, changes to the Forestry and Parks Commission, and the repeal of the Cultural Arts Commission. The committee also recommended a new Planning Commission work program.

• Recommended Ordinance No. 2960 parking code amendments (3-0)
• Recommended Ordinance No. 2961 repeal of the Cultural Arts Commission (3-0)
• Recommended Ordinance No. 2962 Forestry and Parks Commission amendments (3-0)
• Recommended Ordinance No. 2963 Historic Preservation Commission amendments (3-0)
• Recommended Resolution No. 1748 Planning Commission Work Program 2026-2027 (3-0)

City Council

The Sumner City Council will hold a study session to review the Fiscal Year 2025 financial status and a recap of the 2026 state legislative session. The agenda also includes a city administrator report and setting future council and committee meeting calendars. No formal votes are scheduled; items are for discussion only.

• Fiscal Year 2025 Financial Review
• 2026 State Legislative Recap
• City Administrator Report
• Council Meeting Agenda Calendar setting
• Council Committee Meeting Agenda Calendar setting

The City Council held a study session covering a legislative recap and a fiscal year review. No formal actions, votes, or decisions were recorded during this meeting.

Public Safety

The Sumner Public Safety Committee will receive monthly updates from the fire department and the police department. The committee will discuss an ordinance to amend the civil service provisions of the Sumner Municipal Code. No other action items are listed.

• Monthly fire department report
• Monthly police department report
• Ordinance – Civil Service Amendment to Sumner Municipal Code

The Public Safety Committee approved Ordinance No. 2959 to amend the Sumner Municipal Code regarding Civil Service. This change removes the Chief of Police from the civil service system. The committee also received monthly activity updates from the Fire and Police departments.

• Approved Ordinance No. 2959 to remove the Chief of Police from Civil Service (unanimous)

City Council

The Sumner City Council will consider a consent agenda that includes approval of $2,388,007.98 in checks and electronic payments, several property acquisitions, and contract awards. A public hearing will be held on Ordinance No. 2958 to vacate part of the Harrison Street alley. New business includes the first reading of a franchise agreement with Ezee Fiber, a construction contract for wastewater biosolids modernization, and a budget amendment for the 2025/2026 biennial budget.

• Approval of checks and electronic payments totaling $2,388,007.98 (Consent Agenda item 7)
• Ordinance No. 2956 – Franchise Agreement with Ezee Fiber (First Reading)
• Construction contract award for Wastewater Treatment Facility Biosolids Modernization
• Ordinance No. 2958 – Vacation of a portion of the Harrison Street alley (Public Hearing)
• Ordinance No. 2955 – Amendment to the 2025/2026 Biennial Budget

The council approved the Wastewater Treatment Facility biosolids modernization construction contract. It also approved the consent agenda, which included a $2,388,007.98 payment authorization and several property acquisition and project items. A resolution amending the 2025/2026 biennial budget was adopted. The first reading of the Ezee Fiber franchise agreement ordinance was scheduled for a later date.

• Excused Councilmember Everson from the meeting (voice vote)
• Approved consent agenda items, including $2,388,007.98 payments (voice vote)
• Approved Wastewater Treatment Facility biosolids modernization construction contract (roll call vote)
• Approved amendment to the 2025/2026 Biennial Budget (roll call vote)
• Scheduled first reading of Ordinance 2956 – Franchise Agreement with Ezee Fiber (motion to hear)
• Held public hearing on Ordinance 2958 – Vacation of Harrison Street alley (no further comment)
• Adopted minutes from March 2 and March 9 meetings (voice vote)

Parks & Forestry

The Forestry Commission will approve the minutes from the January 8, 2026 meeting. Commissioners will discuss the upcoming 2026 Arbor Day event set for Saturday, April 18, from 9 to 11 am. The commission will receive updates on parks, the cemetery, and forestry matters.

• Approval of the January 8, 2026 meeting minutes
• 2026 Arbor Day Event – Saturday, April 18, 9‑11 am
• Parks, Cemetery and Forestry Updates report

The Forestry & Parks Commission approved the minutes of the January 8, 2026 meeting. They announced that the Arbor Day 2026 event will be held Saturday, April 18, 2026, 9‑11 am in the Willow/Cherry area, and gave updates on several park and forestry projects. No other actions were decided.

• Approved January 8, 2026 meeting minutes

Finance & Personnel Committee

The Finance & Personnel Committee will discuss Resolution No. 1746 authorizing a Recreation & Conservation Office grant, Ordinance No. 2957 amending personnel policies (SMC 2.100), and Ordinance No. 2955 amending the 2025/2026 biennial budget. The committee will also receive reports on recruitment and negotiation updates, the FY2024 audit status, and the monthly sales tax report.

• Resolution No. 1746 – Recreation & Conservation Office Grant Authorization
• Ordinance No. 2957 – Amending SMC 2.100 Personnel Policies
• Ordinance No. 2955 – Amending the 2025/2026 Biennial Budget
• Recruitment & Negotiation Update
• FY2024 Audit Status and Monthly Sales Tax Report

The Finance & Personnel Committee approved Resolution No. 1746, authorizing the Washington State Recreation and Conservation Office grant application for the Bennett Park property. It also approved Ordinance No. 2957, amending personnel policies, and Ordinance No. 2955, amending the 2026 biennial budget. No other actions were taken; recruitment updates and audit reports were informational only.

• Approved Resolution No. 1746 grant authorization for Bennett Park (consent agenda)
• Approved Ordinance No. 2957 amending personnel policies (regular business)
• Approved Ordinance No. 2955 amending the 2026 biennial budget (regular business)

City Council

The City Council will discuss Ordinance No. 2953, a zoning code text amendment to permit co-living housing. They will also consider Resolution No. 1744, the annual update of the 2027-2032 Six-Year Transportation Improvement Program. Meeting calendars for the council and its committees will be set.

• Ordinance No. 2953 - Zoning Code Text Amendment for co-living housing
• Resolution No. 1744 - 2027-2032 Six-Year Transportation Improvement Program Annual Update
• Council Meeting Agenda Calendar and Council Committee Meeting Agenda Calendar

The council met on March 9, 2026 for a study session. Presentations included Ordinance No. 2953 on co‑living housing and Resolution No. 1744 on the six‑year transportation improvement program. No actions were approved, denied, or tabled. The meeting adjourned at 7:17 p.m.

Planning Commission

The Sumner Planning Commission will hold a public meeting to discuss a text amendment regarding zoning for child care centers. The meeting will be held in-person at City Hall or virtually via Zoom.

• Approval of January 8, 2026, meeting minutes
• Discussion on Child Care Centers Zoning Code Text Amendment
• Public comment period for non-agenda items

Public Works Committee

The committee will consider a property acquisition for the White River Restoration Project, a franchise agreement with Ezee Fiber (Ordinance No. 2956), and property acquisitions for the Fryar Avenue Trail Project from Puget Sound Energy and Club Wealth. It will also award a construction contract for the Wastewater Treatment Facility Biosolids Modernization and adopt a resolution setting a public hearing date for vacation of a portion of 63rd Street East. Additional items include a gas easement for an operations facility, a construction contract for sewer manholes and castings, and discussion of the next meeting date.

• White River Restoration Project – Property acquisition (Schliesman)
• Ordinance No. 2956 – Franchise agreement with Ezee Fiber
• Fryar Avenue Trail Project – Property acquisition from Puget Sound Energy
• Wastewater Treatment Facility Biosolids Modernization – Construction contract award
• Resolution No. 1747 – Public hearing date for vacation of a portion of 63rd Street East

The Public Works Committee gave a Do‑Pass recommendation to approve the $23,826,826.28 contract with McClure and Sons for biosolids modernization. It also approved property acquisitions for the White River Restoration ($450,000), Fryar Avenue Trail (Puget Sound Energy $26,900 and Club Wealth $271,539.16), a franchise agreement with Ezee Fiber, and a $402,929.60 sewer manhole contract. The committee set a public hearing for April 20 2026 on vacating part of 63rd Street East and voted to move future meetings to the third Tuesday of each month.

• Approved biosolids modernization contract with McClure and Sons ($23,826,826.28)
• Approved White River Restoration property acquisition ($450,000)
• Approved Fryar Avenue Trail acquisition from Puget Sound Energy ($26,900)
• Approved Fryar Avenue Trail acquisition from Club Wealth ($271,539.16)
• Approved franchise agreement with Ezee Fiber (10‑year non‑exclusive easement)
• Approved sewer manhole construction contract with Northwest Cascade ($402,929.60)
• Set public hearing for April 20 2026 on vacation of 63rd Street East
• Voted to move Public Works Committee meetings to the third Tuesday of the month starting April

City Council

The Sumner City Council will consider a consent agenda that includes an interlocal agreement for a school resource officer, approval of $8,148,624.56 in check and electronic payments, and adoption of minutes from February meetings. An executive session will evaluate a candidate's qualifications for elective office. New business will address a council vacancy, an emergency declaration for a failed storm main, and standard reports from council, the city administrator, and the mayor.

• Resolution No. 1742 – Interlocal Agreement for School Resource Officer
• Approval of check and electronic payments totaling $8,148,624.56
• Approval of minutes from the February 17 and February 23, 2026 meetings
• Resolution No. 1745 – Confirming Emergency Declaration, Failed Storm Main
• Discussion of a council vacancy

Council members closed nominations and voted to appoint Mark Malcolm to the vacant seat, with five members supporting Malcolm and one supporting Amy Hu. The council also confirmed an emergency declaration for a failed storm drain. The consent agenda was approved, including an interlocal agreement for a school resource officer, payment of $8,148,624.56, and adoption of the February meeting minutes. No public hearing was held.

• Closed nominations for council vacancy (voice vote)
• Appointed Mark Malcolm to council vacancy (majority vote: Reinke, Wilsey, Evers, Hochstatter, Elfers for Malcolm; Kenna for Amy Hu)
• Confirmed emergency declaration for failed storm drain (roll call vote)
• Approved Interlocal Agreement for School Resource Officer (consent agenda, voice vote)
• Approved payment of $8,148,624.56 (consent agenda, voice vote)
• Approved minutes from February 17 and February 23, 2026 meetings (consent agenda, voice vote)

Cultural Arts Commission

The Cultural Arts Commission will discuss and select performers for the Music off Main event. They will also receive a recap of the recent STEM Fair/Art Show. The meeting includes routine roll call, approval of minutes, and reports.

• Music off Main - Performer Selections
• STEM Fair/Art Show Recap

Community Development Committee

The Community Development Committee will meet to discuss the acceptance of a Department of Commerce grant. The committee will also review the year-to-date permit report for February 2026.

• Resolution No. 1743: Climate Change and Resiliency - Department of Commerce Grant Acceptance
• Permit Report Year-to-date (February 2026)

City Council

The City Council will hold a study session to discuss a council vacancy and will go into executive session to evaluate qualifications of candidates for appointment to the elective office. No other substantive business is on the agenda.

• Discussion of a council vacancy and potential appointment
• Executive session under RCW 42.30.110(1)(h) to evaluate candidate qualifications

Civil Service Commission

The Sumner Civil Service Commission will receive department updates, review certified eligibility lists for animal care technician and police officer positions, and discuss the promotional process for police chief, deputy police chief, lieutenant, and sergeant. No final decisions are listed on the agenda; these items are up for discussion and review.

• Certified list for Animal Care Technician
• Certified list for Entry Level Police Officer
• Certified list for Exceptional Entry Level Police Officer
• Promotional process for Police Chief
• Promotional process for Deputy Police Chief, Lieutenant, and Sergeant

Public Safety

The Public Safety Committee will receive monthly updates from the Fire and Police departments. The single action item is an interlocal agreement (ILA) with the Sumner-Bonney Lake School District for the School Resource Officer Program.

• Monthly reports from East Pierce Fire & Rescue and Sumner Police
• Interlocal agreement with Sumner-Bonney Lake School District for School Resource Officer Program

The Public Safety Committee unanimously approved Resolution 1742, allowing the Mayor to enter a new three‑year interlocal agreement with the Sumner‑Bonney Lake School District for a dedicated school resource officer. The agreement replaces the prior one that expires in June and covers the next three academic years. No other actions were decided at this meeting.

• Approved Resolution 1742 authorizing a new 3‑year interlocal agreement for the school resource officer program (unanimous)

City Council

The City Council will consider a consent agenda including contracts for Stewart Road ITS, Fryar Avenue Trail property acquisition, and water rights projects, plus a resolution setting a public hearing for alley vacation. New business includes Ordinance No. 2954 to allow metal cargo containers for emergency supplies.

• Stewart Road ITS Consultant Contract Award
• Fryar Avenue Trail Property Acquisition from Dhaliwal Investment Group 2, LLC
• Fryar Ave Trail Right-Of-Way Consultant Agreement Supplement
• Foster Pilot Water Rights Project Consultant Contract Amendment
• Ordinance No. 2954 - Allowing Metal Cargo Containers for Emergency Supplies

Parks & Forestry

Finance & Personnel Committee

The Finance & Personnel Committee will decide on a surplus authorization and an FTE (full‑time‑equivalent) authorization. The meeting will also include reports on the FY2025 Local Improvement District, recruitment and negotiation updates, the FY2024 audit status, and the monthly sales tax. No other actions are listed.

• Surplus Authorization
• FTE Authorization
• FY2025 Local Improvement District Summary
• Recruitment & Negotiation Update
• FY2024 Audit Status

The Finance & Personnel Committee approved the disposal of surplus items, including two 2015 police SUVs, a set of 12‑gauge shotguns, and miscellaneous door handles/locks, as they fall within the committee’s surplus authority. The committee also approved the authorization of an additional 1.0 full‑time‑equivalent HR Generalist position, to be included in the Q1 budget amendment. All other agenda items were informational and required no further action.

• Approved disposal of surplus 12‑gauge pump‑action shotguns (estimated $75‑$100 each)
• Approved disposal of surplus miscellaneous door handles/locks (estimated $500)
• Approved disposal of surplus 2015 Ford Police SUV 21‑113 (estimated $5,000)
• Approved disposal of surplus 2015 Ford Police SUV 21‑203 (estimated $5,000)
• Approved authorization of an additional 1.0 FTE HR Generalist position (to be included in Q1 budget amendment)

City Council

The Sumner City Council and Planning Commission will hold a joint study session. Attendees will discuss the Jurassic Parliament Training and establish future council and committee meeting agenda calendars. No formal decisions are indicated; the meeting is informational.

• Jurassic Parliament Training
• Council Meeting Agenda Calendar
• Council Committee Meeting Agenda Calendar

The council met with the Planning Commission for a joint study session that was a training exercise by Jurassic Parliament called "Great Meetings." The session ran from 6:00 p.m. to 7:46 p.m. No official actions, votes, or decisions were taken.

Planning Commission

Public Works Committee

The Public Works Committee will consider the acquisition of property for the Fryar Avenue Trail from Dhaliwal Investment Group 2, LLC. It will also review a supplemental consultant agreement for the trail right‑of‑way, a design contract amendment for Heritage Park Phase 3 & 4, and a consultant amendment for the Foster Pilot Water Rights Project. A resolution will set a public hearing date to vacate the alley south of Harrison Street.

• Fryar Avenue Trail Project Property Acquisition – Dhaliwal Investment Group 2, LLC
• Fryar Ave Trail – Right‑of‑Way consultant agreement supplement
• Heritage Park Phase 3 & 4 – Design consultant contract amendment
• Foster Pilot Water Rights Project – Consultant contract amendment
• Resolution No. 1741: set public hearing date for vacation of alley south of Harrison St.

The Public Works Committee approved the acquisition of a property from Dhaliwal Investment Group 2, LLC for $1,600 to support the Fryar Avenue Trail project. It also approved a contract supplement that raises the ROW consultant agreement to $299,085.27. The committee recommended funding of $28,720 to process five additional water‑rights items for the Foster pilot project. Finally, it approved Resolution No. 1741 to set a public hearing date for vacating the alley south of Harrison Street.

• Approved $1,600 property acquisition from Dhaliwal Investment Group 2, LLC
• Approved contract supplement increasing ROW consultant agreement to $299,085.27
• Approved $28,720 estimate for additional water‑rights processing in Foster pilot project
• Approved Resolution No. 1741 to set public hearing date for vacation of alley south of Harrison St

City Council

Community Development Committee

The committee will elect a chair and consider two ordinances. Ordinance No. 2953 would amend the zoning code to allow co‑living housing. Ordinance No. 2954 would permit metal cargo containers for emergency supplies. A report on 2025 permit activity will also be presented.

• Elect chair of the Community Development Committee
• Ordinance No. 2953 – zoning code amendment to allow co‑living housing
• Ordinance No. 2954 – allow metal cargo containers for emergency supplies
• Report on 2025 permit activity

The Community Development Committee elected Michael Hochstatter as chair by unanimous vote. The committee unanimously recommended that the City Council approve Ordinance No. 2953, a zoning code amendment for co‑living housing. It also unanimously recommended approval of Ordinance No. 2954, allowing metal cargo containers for emergency supplies. No other actions were taken.

• Elected Michael Hochstatter as Committee Chair (unanimous)
• Recommended City Council approve Ordinance No. 2953 – co‑living housing amendment (unanimous)
• Recommended City Council approve Ordinance No. 2954 – metal cargo containers for emergency supplies (unanimous)

City Council

The Sumner City Council held a study session on Jan. 26, 2026. Council members will hear a presentation from the WCIA insurance risk pool and receive the City Administrator’s report. The council will also set dates for future council and committee meeting agendas. An executive session will follow the public portion.

• Council presentation from WCIA (city's insurance risk pool)
• City Administrator report
• Council meeting agenda calendar
• Council committee meeting agenda calendar
• Executive session (closed portion)

The January 26, 2026 City Council study session was called to order by Mayor Bowman. Council members and staff presented agenda-setting items for future council and committee meetings. No votes, approvals, or denials were recorded. The meeting adjourned at 7:05 PM.

City Council

The City Council is holding a special meeting to discuss new business. The primary item on the agenda is a change order regarding the Hops Alley & Heritage Park Phase 2 project.

• CIP 24-10 Hops Alley & Heritage Park Phase 2 Change Order

The council voted to approve the CIP 24-10 Hops Alley & Heritage Park Phase 2 change order. The motion was moved by Councilmember Elfers and seconded by Councilmember Evers. The approval was passed by roll‑call vote. No other business was taken before adjournment.

• Approved CIP 24-10 Hops Alley & Heritage Park Phase 2 change order (roll‑call vote)

Cultural Arts Commission

Public Safety

The Public Safety Committee will receive monthly reports and updates from the fire and police departments. The committee is also scheduled to address an action item regarding a change order for CIP 24-10.

• CIP 24-10 Hops Alley & Heritage Park Phase 2 Change Order

The Public Safety Committee selected Councilmember Greg Reinke as chair for 2026. It approved a resolution to increase the Neeley Construction contract by $143,884.81 to place the south side of Heritage Park in interim usable condition. No other substantive actions were taken.

• Selected Greg Reinke as committee chair (unanimous)
• Approved $143,884.81 change order to Neeley Construction contract (unanimous "do pass")

City Council

The City Council will discuss 2026 refuse rates and an ordinance regarding donation, naming rights, and sponsorship. The body is also reviewing a consent agenda that includes several grant acceptances and construction easements.

• Approval of checks and electronic payments totaling $5,388,613.18
• Resolution No. 1740 regarding 2026 Refuse Rates
• Ordinance No. 2938 regarding Donation, Naming Rights & Sponsorship
• Highway Safety Improvement Program Grant acceptances for traffic calming and roadway curve warning
• Temporary Construction Easement Extensions for Stewart Road Bridge (Manke Lumber, Potelco Industries LTD, and Riverside Free Will Baptist Church)

The council approved the consent agenda, which included $5,388,613.18 in payments and several easement extensions, by voice vote. Resolution No. 1740 setting 2026 refuse rates was approved by roll‑call vote. Ordinance No. 2938 covering donation, naming‑rights and sponsorship agreements was also approved by roll‑call vote.

• Approved consent agenda items, including $5,388,613.18 payments (voice vote)
• Approved Hunt Avenue Reconstruction design consultant agreement (voice vote)
• Accepted Highway Safety Improvement Program grants for traffic calming and curve warning (voice vote)
• Extended Stewart Road Bridge temporary construction easements for Manke Lumber, Potelco Industries Ltd, and Riverside Free Will Baptist Church (voice vote)
• Approved Resolution No. 1740 – 2026 Refuse Rates (roll call vote)
• Approved Ordinance No. 2938 – Donation, Naming Rights & Sponsorship (roll call vote)

Public Works Committee

The Public Works Committee will consider awarding a design consultant agreement for the Hunt Avenue Reconstruction project. They are also scheduled to accept two HSIP grants for neighborhood traffic calming and roadway curve warning systems. Other items include a consultant contract for Stewart Road ITS, temporary construction easement extensions for the Stewart Road Bridge project, and an update on the city's ADA Transition Plan.

• Hunt Avenue Reconstruction – Design Consultant Agreement
• Resolution No.1738 HSIP Grant Acceptance – Neighborhood Traffic Calming and Intersection Data Collection
• Resolution No.1739 HSIP Grant Acceptance – Roadway Curve Warning and Delineation
• Stewart Road ITS – Consultant Contract Award
• Stewart Road Bridge – three temporary construction easement extensions (Manke Lumber, Potelco Industries, Riverside Free Will Baptist Church)

City Council

The Sumner City Council meeting will consider Resolution No. 1740 setting 2026 refuse rates. It will also discuss funding for the Transportation Benefit District and the process for filling a council vacancy. Additionally, Ordinance No. 2938 on donations, naming rights, and sponsorship will be reviewed, and future meeting calendars will be set.

• Resolution No. 1740 – 2026 Refuse Rates
• Transportation Benefit District Funding
• Council Vacancy Process
• Ordinance No. 2938 – Donation, Naming Rights & Sponsorship
• Council Meeting Agenda Calendar

Planning Commission

The commission will hold a public hearing on a zoning code text amendment for co‑living housing and consider action on that amendment. It will also discuss Battery Energy Storage Systems (BESS) 2.0. The meeting includes approval of the December 4, 2025 minutes and a reminder about a February 9 City Council training session.

• Public hearing on Zoning Code Text Amendment – Co‑living Housing
• Action on Zoning Code Text Amendment – Co‑living Housing (unfinished business)
• Discussion of Battery Energy Storage Systems (BESS) 2.0 (unfinished business)
• Approval of Planning Commission meeting minutes from December 4, 2025
• Staff reminder of City Council training session on February 9

Parks & Forestry

The Parks & Forestry Commission will review and discuss the draft cemetery brochure and master plan, as well as recent cemetery vandalism. They will also plan Arbor Day 2026 activities and receive general updates on parks, cemetery, and forestry. The meeting includes approval of prior meeting minutes.

• Discussion of Cemetery Draft Brochure & Master Plan
• Report on Cemetery Vandalism
• Planning for Arbor Day 2026
• Approval of November 13, 2025 meeting minutes
• Parks, Cemetery, Forestry Updates

Finance & Personnel Committee

The Finance & Personnel Committee will select a chair and confirm meeting schedules. The committee will also receive updates on recruitment, the FY2024 audit, and monthly sales tax revenue.

• Selection of Chair
• Confirmation of Meeting Days/Time
• Recruitment & Negotiation Update
• FY2024 Audit Status
• Monthly Sales Tax Report

City Council

The Sumner City Council will approve checks totaling $4,123,709.13 and a second reading of a franchise agreement with Forged Fiber 37, LLC. The meeting will also include the election of a Deputy Mayor and committee selections.

• Approval of $4,123,709.13 in checks and electronic payments
• Ordinance No. 2949: Franchise Agreement with Forged Fiber 37, LLC (Second Reading)
• Confirmation of Emergency Proclamation - Flood Emergency (December 2025)
• Election of Deputy Mayor
• Fryar Avenue Trail Project - Carr Trust Property Acquisition