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City Council Preview April 1, 2025

Kirkland, WALocal News

The Kirkland City Council is scheduled to meet on April 1, 2025, in a hybrid format that allows community involvement both in person and via Zoom. The meeting will commence with a study session at 5:30 p. m. focusing on financing options for the Houghton Village property, a topic of local interest. Following this, the main business meeting will start at 7:30 p.

m. , during which the council will consider the 2025-2026 City Work Program, outlining key projects for the next two years. The agenda will also include a review of the 2025 work plan aimed at improving council engagement with the community. Additionally, a briefing on the draft 2025-2027 Planning Work Program will be provided, guiding the Planning and Building Department's long-term initiatives. Community members can actively participate by addressing the council during the public comment section at the beginning of the business meeting.

The session will be streamed live and can be accessed later on the City’s social media platforms and website, promoting transparency and civic engagement.

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