Lynnwood Council to review National Community Survey, financial report and more July 21
On July 21, the Lynnwood City Council will review the National Community Survey, which gathers feedback from residents on various aspects of livability. This survey, conducted from March 20 to May 1, 2025, plays a vital role in understanding community sentiments and guiding city initiatives. The council will also receive a presentation from the Washington State Department of Transportation about the SR 99 Corridor Pre-Design Study, aimed at improving pedestrian and bicycling safety along a significant stretch of road. Additional agenda items include an update on Substitute House Bill 1406, which has generated funds for affordable housing initiatives. Finance Director Michelle Meyer will report a $4.
2 million shortfall in the general fund's beginning balance for 2025, raising concerns about budget management. The meeting will occur at 6 p. m. at Lynnwood City Hall and will be accessible via live stream. This session is essential for residents to understand the city's direction and address pressing community issues.
The outcomes of the discussions could significantly impact local transportation and housing policies.