The City Council meeting agenda included several administrative and community-related items. Key business topics involved the approval of an update to the police fee schedule for concealed pistol licenses, a contract amendment with Kitsap County for mental health services at the Recovery Center, and the approval of payable disbursements for August 2026. Additional agenda items covered the Old Town Water Main Replacement Project, a parking agreement with Olympic College, the solid waste collection contract, and public hearings regarding 2027-2028 revenue sources and utility rate changes. The council also reviewed baseline adjustment requests for the 2027-2028 biennial budget and issued a proclamation declaring November as Native American Heritage Month.
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The Council meeting agenda included a land acknowledgment and a proclamation declaring Women's Equality Day. The consent agenda featured items such as excusing councilmember absences, approval of a municipal court case management software contract, a special event exemption for a beer and wine garden, and a consultant contract amendment for the Public Works facility. Business items addressed irrigation regulations, a front street reconstruction survey, a final plat approval, second-quarter budget amendments, and an appointment to the Tree Board. The workshop session covered park service levels, parks and recreation cost recovery analytics, funding priorities, and various equipment grant authorizations for the police and municipal departments.
