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Oct 16, 2026
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The City of Marysville is soliciting quotes from contractors on the MRSC Small Works Roster for furnishing all labor, equipment, materials, and services necessary to complete traffic signal repairs and installations at multiple locations.
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Sep 16, 2026
Oct 15, 2026
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The council meeting included several presentations, including the Mayor's Outstanding Volunteer Award, the swearing-in of a police officer, and proclamations declaring Municipal Court Week, American Indian Heritage Month, and Military Family Appreciation Month. The council reviewed and authorized various financial items, including claims and payroll, and approved resolutions and ordinances regarding the master fee schedule, utility tax rates, the biennial budget pay plan, and interagency agreements for naloxone distribution and traffic safety. Additionally, the council considered supplemental professional service agreements for golf course irrigation improvements and pavement preservation projects. A public hearing was held concerning rate changes for water, wastewater, and storm utilities.
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The City of Marysville is requesting statements of qualifications from architects and engineers for strategic and concept planning of a new Public Works Operations Center. The facility is intended to support public works administration, water and wastewater operations, surface and stormwater maintenance, fleet maintenance and repair, parks and facilities maintenance, emergency operations center activities, ITSD infrastructure, and on-site fleet fueling. The posting is an open Request for Qualifications, not a grant program, and seeks either a single architectural/engineering entity or a team of consultants.
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Sep 16, 2026
Oct 15, 2026
The City of Marysville is requesting statements of qualifications from architects and engineers for strategic and concept planning of a new Public Works Operations Center. The facility is intended to support public works administration, water and wastewater operations, surface and stormwater maintenance, fleet maintenance and repair, parks and facilities maintenance, emergency operations center activities, ITSD infrastructure, and on-site fleet fueling. The posting is an open Request for Qualifications, not a grant program, and seeks either a single architectural/engineering entity or a team of consultants.
The Council meeting focused on fiscal planning for the 2027-2028 biennium, including public hearings on the adoption of the biennial budget and the property tax levy. Key discussion topics included the 2027-2028 Capital Improvement Program, a rate study for water, wastewater, and storm/sewer utilities, and updates to the Master Fee Schedule. The agenda also featured consideration of a sales and use tax resolution for criminal justice purposes and the recognition of a community donation intended for youth programs.
The council reviewed a high-level budget overview for the 2027-2028 biennium, including discussions on permanent reductions, transparency, and the approval process. The meeting also featured a review of the proposed 2027 Property Tax Ordinance. Furthermore, the Mayor provided updates regarding the Mayors for Public Safety Round Table and an upcoming AWC meeting, and a councilmember reported on a public works meeting concerning a rate study.
The council meeting included several key agenda items such as swearing-in ceremonies for new police department staff, including a police sergeant and custody officers. Proclamations were issued for Code Enforcement Appreciation Week and Domestic Violence Awareness Month. The council discussed and approved contracts for an irrigation system replacement at the city golf course, road rehabilitation and signal improvements for 88th Street, and an on-call agreement for right-of-way acquisition services to improve efficiency and control over property negotiation processes.
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