Edmonds Port Commission meeting agenda for Feb. 24, 2025

Edmonds, WALocal News

The Port of Edmonds Commission will convene on February 24, 2025, to discuss critical items impacting local governance, including budget planning for marina rates and staff salary adjustments based on the CPI plus merit. These decisions are vital for ensuring the financial sustainability of the Port and its services to the community. The meeting will also include a resolution to confirm the schedule and location of future meetings throughout the year, reflecting the Port’s commitment to transparency and accessibility. Public comments are welcome, allowing community members to voice their opinions, limited to three minutes each, focusing exclusively on Port business. Attendees can participate in person at 471 Admiral Way or remotely via Zoom, making it easier for residents to engage.

The agenda encapsulates significant topics that resonate with the local population, emphasizing the importance of public involvement in governance. This meeting is a pivotal opportunity for residents to influence decisions that directly affect their community. The Port of Edmonds continues to prioritize open communication and active participation in its operations.

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