Grants & funding in Washington local government
What Washington city councils, county boards and school districts are deciding about grants & funding — plain-English summaries written from official agendas and minutes, updated as meetings happen.
1,133 Washington meetings since 2024 covered grants & funding. Counts are directional — coverage varies by place and platform.
Places in Washington with the most grants & funding activity
- Clallam County, WA (133)
- Spokane County, WA (68)
- Kent, WA (62)
- San Juan County, WA (54)
- Redmond, WA (46)
- Auburn, WA (46)
- Lacey, WA (44)
- Vancouver, WA (30)
- King County, WA (29)
- Olympia, WA (25)
- Jefferson County, WA (23)
- Bellevue, WA (22)
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Board will discuss Proposition One ballot results and funding impacts
The Jefferson County Parks & Recreation Advisory Board will discuss recruiting new members to restore the board to nine members. Subcommittee reports will cover volunteer outreach, including a Volunteer Recognition Proclamation, and trail initiatives. The board will review the results of Proposition One and its…
Committee to review funding requests for water, shipyard, and theatre projects
The Public Facilities Financing Assistance Program committee will hear presentations from three applicants and determine final scoring and recommendations for the County Council. The meeting includes a clarification on the allocation of Rural Sales & Use Tax for core entity awards.
Lodging Tax Advisory Committee to review tax uses and scoring system
The committee will review the current cash balance and accounts payable for 2025 and 2026. Members will discuss allowable uses of lodging tax under state law and a proposed scoring system for funding applications.
Housing Fund Board to discuss RFP funding priorities and 2027 application timeline
The Housing Fund Board will meet to discuss and potentially take action on RFP funding priorities and the 2027 RFP application and timeline. The board will also receive an update regarding the Continuum of Care designation.
Council to award $1.965 M contract for Main Library envelope improvements
The Everett City Council will consider several consent items, including a $4,750,844.92 claim resolution, a professional services agreement up to $289,550 for a pond aeration study, and a FEMA public assistance award. Proposed ordinances cover updates to the multifamily tax exemption, the Everett Outdoor Event Center…
Council to approve updated CDBG interlocal agreement with Clark County
The La Center City Council will consider authorizing the mayor to sign the 2026 Interlocal Cooperation Agreement with Clark County for Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) funding. The agreement renews a three‑year partnership that provides funds for public improvements and housing and has no direct budget impact…
Arts Commission will discuss Love Locks, Harbor Arbor Art, grant, and signage
The Gig Harbor Arts Commission will meet on July 21, 2026 to consider four discussion items: Love Locks, Harbor Arbor Art, the Brandani‑Killilea Creative Endeavor Grant, and signage. The meeting will also include approval of the May 19, 2026 minutes and a period for public comment.
Committee reviews CDBG funding plan and school resource officer contract
The Committee of the Whole - Public Safety and Human Services will consider a funding allocation plan for the 2027 King County Community Development Block Grant and a contract for Lake Washington School District resource officers. The body will also receive reports on police activity, airspace management, and housing…
Supplemental Agreement with WSDOT for SR 303 Warren Avenue Bridge Pedestrian Improvements
The Public Works Committee will review updates on numerous capital projects across stormwater, water, wastewater, streets, and transportation planning. The meeting includes discussion of a supplemental agreement with the Washington State Department of Transportation for the SR 303 Warren Avenue Bridge pedestrian…
Board addresses $580,000 cut to public health funding, eliminating six jobs
The Board of Health will consider a recommendation to appoint Tara Coffin to the At-Large seat. It will discuss a $580,000 reduction in Foundational Public Health Services funding effective July 1, which is expected to eliminate six positions. A motion will be voted on to reallocate $18,756 of opioid settlement funds…
Board to hold hearing on County Administrator employment contract
The Clallam County Board of County Commissioners will consider an ordinance regarding the County Administrator's employment contract. The board is also reviewing several agreement amendments and approving payroll and vouchers.
Board ratifies court tenant‑improvement change order and awards road safety project
The Benton County Board of Commissioners will consider a consent agenda that includes several financial coding corrections and routine approvals. The board will vote to ratify Change Order No. 2 with ESF Development LLC for the Benton County Superior Court tenant‑improvement project. Additional items include a…
City Council approves payments and contracts for court and sports programs
The Black Diamond City Council will consider approving payments totaling $418,334.72 and three resolutions authorizing contracts for a Therapeutic Court Program and a King County sports grant. The meeting is hybrid and open to public comment.
Commission to discuss capital facilities and transportation elements of the plan
The Planning Commission will review several items of the Comprehensive Plan, including the capital facilities and transportation elements. It will also consider the Periodic Update Grant survey and plan an open house for the grant. The meeting includes routine items such as adoption of minutes and public‑hearing…
City Council to approve Astound Broadband franchise ordinance.
The Auburn City Council will confirm the appointment of Sara Watson as Municipal Court Judge for a three‑year term starting January 1, 2027. The council will consider a consent agenda that includes routine minutes, multiple claims and payroll vouchers, and a $55,000 increase to the contract for Public Works Project…
Council to approve budget amendment increasing revenues by $7M and expenditures by $10M
The Renton City Council will consider a budget amendment that raises projected revenues by $7,130,175 and expenditures by $10,365,650. It will also act on a resolution to temporarily close Ripley Lane North and an ordinance to declare a utility easement surplus and authorize its release. Additional items include a…
Human Services Commission to discuss funding allocations
The Commission is holding a special meeting to provide additional time and space for discussing human services funding allocations. The body will also continue its review of human services applications.
Sumner City Council to review $3.7 million in payments and sports complex transfer
The City Council will consider approving over $3.7 million in payments and a resolution regarding the Bill Heath Sports Complex. The body will also address appointments for a Design Commissioner and a regional council position.
Arts Commission to discuss Cultural Plan Retreat and elect officers
The Bothell Arts Commission will discuss the Cultural Plan Retreat, update on the Strategic Plan, and consider the Outstanding Artist Award. The commission will also hold elections for chair, vice-chair, and secretary. Staff will report on upcoming Creative Arts Grant Award events and the 2027 application cycle.
Commission will consider the 2027‑2028 Human Services funding recommendation
The Human Services Commission will discuss the application‑cycle funding for 2027‑2028 and consider a recommendation on the overall Human Services budget for that period. Earlier agenda items include approval of prior meeting minutes and updates from staff. The meeting will conclude with an adjournment.
San Juan County to score Public Facilities Financing Assistance Program applications
The committee will meet to approve a scorecard format and score applicants for the Public Facilities Financing Assistance Program. This process determines how funding is allocated for public facility projects.
City Council to consider signage ordinance and various grant acceptances
The City Council will review a second reading for an ordinance regarding temporary signage. Additionally, the council may act on several resolutions including a wellness grant, a wellness contract, a dog park fence relocation contract, and a community connections grant.
Human Services Committee to review 2026-2027 grant applications
The Human Services Committee will meet to review grant applications for the 2026-2027 cycle. The committee will also discuss and approve minutes from previous meetings.
Board approves $187,146 voucher payment
The Wahkiakum County Board will adopt the consent agenda, including a voucher approval for $187,146.00 and a resolution authorizing $28,085.73 from the Electronic Communications Cumulative Reserve Fund. New business items include amendments to Fair Board capital project grant agreements, a resolution to renew the…
Committee discusses $10 million flood resiliency grant and Ferry District funding
The Council Finance and Administrative Services Committee is reviewing numerous interlocal agreements and contracts. Key discussions include flood mitigation funding and the establishment of a new Whatcom County Ferry District fund and budget.
Commissioners to consider housing allocations for 2026-2046
The Board of County Commissioners will receive recommendations on housing allocations for county jurisdictions. The meeting includes setting public hearing dates for several new county roads and voting on various grants and service contracts.
BHAC will discuss and recommend funding from the 1/10th‑of‑1% RFP for 2027‑28
The Jefferson County Behavioral Health Advisory Committee holds a special meeting on July 14, 2026. Members will approve minutes from the June 9, 2026 meeting, hear public comment, and discuss the 1/10th of 1% Request for Proposals for contract years 2027 and 2028, reviewing rankings, funding recommendations, and…
Commissioners consider bridge project bids and budget appropriations
The Board of County Commissioners will review vouchers totaling $904,228.32 and a request for engineering services for the Clallam Slough Bridge Replacement Project. The body is also discussing supplemental budget appropriations and a grant for the Dry Creek Water Association.
City Council to consider grant applications and outdoor seating pilot program
The City Council will vote on grant applications for the Community Economic Revitalization Board and the Washington State Military Department. Members will also review a pilot program for outdoor seating and the 2026 Comprehensive Plan Update. The body is set to accept the 2027 budget calendar.
Council considers therapeutic court grant and water project fencing
The City Council will review a resolution to accept an annual state grant for therapeutic court operations. They will also consider a change order for the Purple Pipe Project to install fencing around control facilities.
Council to discuss worker affordability, vote on Garfield Ave right-of-way vacation
The Olympia City Council will hold a regular meeting with several routine and substantive items. Key actions include a vote on vacating a right-of-way along Garfield Avenue abutting West Bay Drive, and approval of amendments to the 2023-27 Community Development Block Grant Consolidated Plan and the Program Year 2026…
Council to hold hearing on allowing membrane-covered frame structures in B-1 zone
The Ocean Shores City Council will hold two public hearings: one on amending the zoning code to permit engineered membrane-covered frame structures in B-1 Retail Commercial zones, and another on the Six-Year Transportation Improvement Program (STIP) 2027-2032. Following the hearings, the council will consider related…
Council to review 2026 CDBG plan and designate official newspaper
The City Council will hold a worksession to discuss the draft 2026 Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) Annual Action Plan, receive a briefing from the Thurston Conservation District, and consider an official newspaper designation. Public comment is accepted, and council reports will be given.
Commissioners to address budget loans and state fund allocations
The Board of Commissioners will consider resolutions for state fund allocations and an interfund loan to County Road. The board will also set a public hearing for budget amendments and review human resources updates. A funding application for Swim the Snake is on the agenda.
Board discusses supplemental appropriations and emergency funding
The Clallam County Board of Commissioners will discuss proposed supplemental appropriations and debatable emergencies for a July 28 meeting. The agenda also includes agreement amendments for document conversion and treatment plant operations, as well as final plat approval for Atterberry Landing.
Ordinance 2840 to amend solicitors and mobile vendor regulations
The Community & Economic Development Committee will consider amendments to the city’s solicitors and mobile vendor code under Ordinance No. 2840. It will also review Ordinance No. 2842 concerning co‑living housing regulations and a CHIP program grant request. The MFTE discussion has been moved to the July 27 meeting.
City Council to adopt Ordinance 6195 increasing 2026 budget by over $10 million
The Renton City Council will consider several items, including the first reading of Ordinance No. 6195 to amend the 2025/2026 biennial budget, raising projected revenues by $7,130,175 and expenditures by $10,365,650 and updating the 2026 salary table. The council will also vote on Resolution No. 4549 affirming Renton…
Public hearing on proposed Seattle transit sales tax for Nov 2026 ballot
The Select Committee on Seattle Transportation Benefit District will hold a public hearing on Council Bill 1212261, which proposes placing a sales and use tax measure before voters at the November 3, 2026 election to fund transit and related transportation programs. The committee will conduct two comment sessions…
Parks & Recreation Board discusses 2027 workplan and project updates
The Parks & Recreation Advisory Board is discussing the 2027 workplan to be presented to City Council by the end of the year. The board is also reviewing a Citizen Satisfaction Survey and providing updates on park standards and facility grants.
Commission to vote on Redmond Lights art, briefed on Avalon Tech Station public art
The Redmond Arts & Culture Commission will vote on approving art installations for the Redmond Lights event. They will also hear a briefing on a proposed privately developed public art installation at the Avalon Redmond Tech Station, a large mixed-use development near the Redmond Technology light rail station…