The Housing Authority of Snohomish County doesn’t have specific plans for land near 80th Avenue West, if its offer is accepted.
Come 2024, Sen. June Robinson will lead the Ways and Means Committee, giving her power in deciding the state budget.
If approved by the City Council, the $438 million budget will fund more police staff, parks and infrastructure.
Concerns over information and enforcement postponed the council’s scheduled vote on the ordinance Wednesday in Snohomish County.
“In every step of trying to develop affordable housing, it feels like an uphill battle,” said Donna Moulton, CEO of Housing Hope.
Everett police see the change as a way to pay tribute to Dan Rocha. Public comment will be accepted until Sept. 22.
After several settlements with opioid manufacturers and distributors, the county and cities are making plans for how to spend the cash.
Edmonds City Council approved a request to annex a roughly 20-acre portion of the Meadowdale neighborhood.
Travel time from Portland or Vancouver to Seattle could be just an hour. The project is slated to cost tens of billions.
Neighbors hope it will increase “positive” activity in the park, which is exempt from a new ban on sitting or lying down.
The money for the Everett Gospel Mission’s 40-unit shelter will allow the village to operate for another year.