Edmonds City Council to meet virtually in committees May 20

Edmonds, WALocal News

The Edmonds City Council will hold two virtual meetings on May 20, with Council Committee A convening at 3 p. m. and the Committee of the Whole at 6 p. m. The agenda for Council Committee A includes discussions on special event agreements for the 4th of July Parade, Porchfest Edmonds, and the Edmonds Block Party, as well as a construction contract for a waterline replacement project.

The Committee of the Whole will focus on the implementation of the South County Fire Regional Fire Authority annexation and review the upcoming Six-Year Transportation Improvement Program. These work sessions are designed for council members and city staff, excluding audience comments or public hearings. Public participation is encouraged through a Zoom link or in-person attendance at City Hall, where a monitor will assist those without devices. The meetings are crucial for local planning and community involvement, reflecting the council's commitment to transparency. The inclusion of community events in the discussions underscores the city's focus on enhancing local engagement.

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