Tree Planting Fall 2026 RFP
Jul 28, 2026
Closes
Aug 31, 2026
Provide tree planting. Includes planting trees with minimal impact to surrounding trees, landscaping, irrigation systems, and turf.
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Jul 28, 2026
Closes
Aug 31, 2026
Provide tree planting. Includes planting trees with minimal impact to surrounding trees, landscaping, irrigation systems, and turf.
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Census ID
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164906
Population
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1,063
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Board meetings and strategic plans from City of Washington
The council engaged in extensive discussions regarding the future of ambulance services following the closure of Linn City EMS and potential countywide service integration. Key financial actions included setting the budget and authorizing the Revenue Neutral Rate, as well as approving the KDOT Connecting Link Agreement. Administrative updates covered project statuses such as playground construction, asbestos inspections, and street repairs. Additionally, the council addressed personnel matters during an executive session, reviewed various code enforcement issues, and processed requests from the Washington County Fair Board.
The Council discussed and approved several municipal items, including an appropriations ordinance, mayoral appointments to the Library Board and Council, and the transfer of property to a church. Key infrastructure decisions included accepting bids for roof replacement and electric distribution upgrades, and authorizing payments for a street rehabilitation project. The Council also reviewed reports on code violations, budget preparation, tree ordinance updates, and ambulance service operations. Additionally, the Council held executive sessions regarding personnel and approved a wage increase for a city employee.
The meeting included the election of a State Commissioner and a Secretary/Treasurer. Key decisions involved scheduling the State and District tournaments, selecting host sites, and establishing new game time protocols. The association mandated the use of GameChanger for scoring and pitch count monitoring, set umpire compensation rates, and established procedures for breaking ties in district play. Additionally, the board implemented new rules regarding intentional walks, limiting the number of instances per team and per player, and established a rule that counts intentional walk pitches against a pitcher's total.
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