Woodway Town Council July 21 to consider approving 20 annual vehicle fee

Edmonds, WALocal News

The Woodway Town Council will meet on July 21 at 6 p. m. to deliberate on a proposed $20 annual vehicle fee intended to support transportation improvements through a Transportation Benefit District Fund. This fee is part of a broader initiative to enhance local infrastructure and address community transportation needs. Additionally, updates will be provided by Police Chief Jason Valentine and Fire Chief Matt Cowan during the meeting.

The council will also consider an ordinance regulating bulk regulations in landslide hazard areas, reflecting the town's commitment to safety and environmental concerns. Residents can participate in the meeting either in person at Town Hall or virtually via Microsoft Teams. Access information for the Teams meeting is available, including a phone number and meeting ID. This initiative underscores the council's focus on transportation and public safety. The agenda and packet for the meeting can be downloaded for further details.

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