The meeting primarily focused on a tree removal and sidewalk repair project in the Jubilee community, with residents providing public comment regarding the environmental impacts and sustainable alternatives. The council also received a presentation regarding the updated Stormwater Strategic Plan, covering long-term utility goals, regulatory requirements for the 2024-2029 permit cycle, infrastructure management, and staffing recommendations.
Jun 17, 2026·Board meeting
City of Lacey Audit Entrance Conference
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Representatives from the Washington State Auditor's Office conducted an entrance conference with City of Lacey staff to outline the upcoming audit process. The discussion covered the scope of the accountability and financial statement audits, including the evaluation of internal controls, compliance with laws and contracts, and adherence to financial reporting frameworks. The auditors explained the levels of audit recommendations, ranging from audit findings to management letters and exit items, and reviewed available support resources for the city, such as the Financial Intelligence Tool (FIT), fraud prevention guides, and technical support services.
May 19, 2026·Board meeting
Lacey City Council Regular Meeting
The City Council meeting included the approval of the agenda and consent agenda. Proclamations were issued for Bicycle Month, Asian American Pacific Islander Heritage Month, and Memorial Day. Representatives from community organizations, including Intercity Transit's Walk and Roll program, the Asian Pacific Islander Coalition of South Puget Sound, and Blue Star Families, were present to accept the proclamations and share information about their respective organizations, upcoming events, and community support resources.
May 5, 2026·Board meeting
Lacey City Council Council Meeting
The council reviewed and approved the agenda and consent items. A presentation was delivered regarding the city's utility wrap art project, detailing its historical focus, artist selection processes, community impact, and future project phases. Additionally, the council received reports from the Youth Council regarding student activities, including school traditions, graduation preparations, upcoming prom details, and academic club achievements.
