Here’s how some of your taxes were spent during recent city council actions.
Arlington: $260,147 to Soto and Sons Construction of Everson for rebuilding Dunham Street.
$17,420 to Bailey, Duskin, Peiffle and Canfield of Arlington for city attorney fees.
$26,726 to Commercial Fence of Seattle for two airport gates.
$1,524 to Cummins Northwest of Portland, Ore., for repairs and maintenance on the sewer plant’s generator.
Everett: $184.80 to Refugee and Immigrant Services NW for Spanish translation.
$532.70 to Awards of Praise for a plaque, engraving, a gavel and name plates for former City Council President Marion Krell upon her retirement.
$504.99 to Dunlap Industrial Hardware for rubber boots, wader boots and de-icers.
Lake Stevens: $17,169 to Shockey Brent of Everett for professional planning services.
$108 to Public Safety Testing of Lynnwood for a quarterly subscription fee.
$3,577 to Summit Law Group of Seattle for legal services during labor negotiations.
$1,937 to the Lake Stevens School District for fuel for city vehicles.
Marysville: $378 to Clean Cut of Arlington for removing trees in Jennings Park.
$1,272 to the state Department of Corrections for food for inmates.
$2,636 to General Chemical of Dallas for aluminum sulfate for the wastewater treatment plant.
$4,390 to Office Depot for chairs for City Council chambers.
Monroe: $195 to Elite Lock &Safe of Monroe for parks locks and keys.
$2,250 to Monroe Chamber of Commerce for monthly payment.
Snohomish: $1,994 to Jani King of Seattle for janitorial contract.
$864 to The Herald of Everett for ads about December City Council agendas.
Stanwood: $248,608 to Ben-Ko-Matic of Portland, Ore., for a 2006 vactortruck to clean storm water drainage pipes.
$251 to Thomas and Associates of Stanwood for the registration, license and title for the vactor truck.
$673 to Faber Crane Services of Everett for removal of the siren on an old fire station.
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