The 0.1% tax is set to go into effect in April. The revenue will go toward restoring police services amid the city’s budget shortfall.
Northshore School District voters see three ballot measures in the Feb. 10 election. Edmonds voters will decide on one measure and Everett will see two.
The center will serve as a social services hub for south Snohomish County, housing several nonprofits and community gathering space.
Q&A
George Hurst will be tasked with leading the city out of its financial crisis. He also says he’ll prioritize safety and affordability.
Those with Styrofoam or e-waste to dispose of can bring it to the city’s operations and maintenance center from 10 a.m. to noon Saturday.
The center, along with local health departments, will provide health insurance enrollment assistance, free vaccines and other health services.
Travel writer Rick Steves announced Wednesday he is buying the Lynnwood property and allowing the Jean Kim Foundation to continue using it rent-free.
Residents who need to visit City Hall should contact city staff ahead of time to schedule an appointment.
The district hasn’t agreed to the union’s top demands, including more office secretary time and a wage increase consistent with inflation.
Council member George Hurst will begin his mayoral term Jan. 1, leaving Position 6 vacant. Applications are due Jan. 2.
A 14.7% permit services fee increase will go into effect Jan. 1, and a 33% rise in business license fees will begin March 1.
The council approved a 24% property tax increase, lower than the 53% it was allowed to enact without voter approval.
The Jean Kim Foundation needs to raise $500,000 by the end of the year. The center provides showers to people experiencing homelessness.
Commuters traveling between Lynnwood and downtown Seattle will see extra trains starting next week as the agency prepares to double its peak frequency.
Decreases and delays in grant funding are affecting food distribution, housing services and other programs at the Lynnwood-based center.
Sound Transit would allow the city to use the light rail station for the market at no charge in exchange for sponsorship recognition.
Monday results
Council member George Hurst had the lead over incumbent Christine Frizzell with 51.2% of the vote after Monday’s ballot drop.
