Council committee to discuss Edmonds Downtown Alliance workplan during Sept. 16 meeting

Edmonds, WALocal News

On September 16, the Edmonds City Council will convene to discuss the Edmonds Downtown Alliance's workplan concerning the downtown Business Improvement District (BID). The Council adopted Resolution 1543 in April 2024, endorsing efforts to hire a consultant for a comprehensive review of BID operations. This meeting will also include a July 2025 financial report from Finance Director Richard Gould, providing insights into the city's fiscal health. A prior Committee B session will focus on an interlocal agreement that allows Edmonds Police access to school district buildings during emergencies and updates on new enterprise resource planning software. Public access is facilitated via Zoom or in person at City Hall for those unable to connect virtually.

The discussions may influence the future of the downtown area and local businesses as the Council considers the recommendations. This meeting highlights the city's commitment to improving business operations and public safety. Enhancing BID functionality is crucial for fostering a vibrant downtown community.

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