City Council Recap March 18, 2025

Kirkland, WALocal News

On March 18, 2025, the Kirkland City Council will convene for a hybrid meeting, inviting community members to engage either in person or through Zoom. Significant topics on the agenda include a letter of support for the Locally Preferred Alternative for King County Metro's RapidRide K Line, as well as updates on the Electric Leaf Blower Initiative and 2025 Legislative Priorities. The Council will also discuss compliance with Middle Housing State requirements, aiming to direct staff on necessary actions. A study session will precede the business meeting at 5:30 p. m.

, covering the Kirkland Cares Low-Income Support Program and adjustments to Fire and Park Impact Fees. The business meeting is scheduled to start at 7:30 p. m. , with the agenda accessible on the City’s website prior to the meeting. Residents can participate during the “Items from the Audience” segment, allowing for direct engagement with Council members.

The meeting will be streamed live and available for later viewing on the City’s Facebook page, YouTube channel, and official website. This extensive outreach reflects the City Council's commitment to transparency and community involvement in local governance.

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