Edmonds City Council adds public hearing on revenue sources to Nov. 25 meeting

The Edmonds City Council will hold a public hearing on November 25 to discuss potential revenue sources for 2026, including a temporary utility license tax and an increase in the Transportation Benefit District tax. This marks the fifth public hearing added to the council's agenda, demonstrating a commitment to community engagement. Council President Neil Tibbott stated the hearing aims to provide residents with an opportunity to express their views, underlining the council's dedication to transparency. The meeting will take place at 6 p. m.

at the Public Safety Building, located at 250 5th Ave. N. Residents can participate in person or remotely via Zoom or phone, with a clear process for making public comments. Each comment will be limited to three minutes, ensuring that all voices can be heard during the discussion. The council's exploration of these revenue options is crucial for supporting essential services and infrastructure in Edmonds.

The decision on these taxes could significantly impact the city's budget and service delivery moving forward.