Two Edmonds City Council meetings are scheduled this week.
At its April 7 business meeting, the council will look at four proposed 2026 budget amendments, review personnel changes in light of recent budget cuts, learn more about an upcoming sewer project, and proclaim April 9 Local News Day, which celebrates the power of local news in local communities.
Representatives for all Edmonds news organizations will be present including My Edmonds News, the Daily Herald, the Edmonds Beacon and Se Habla Media, which provides Spanish-language broadcasts.
Presentations
- Proclamation of Local News Day, April 9, 2026
- 2026 budget amendment
- Phase 14 sewer replacement and rehabilitation project
- Mayor’s finance update
Council business
- Reclassification of HR assistant
- Change job classifications for two wastewater treatment plant workers
- Discussion of new national opioid settlement participant documentation.
The proposed budget amendments were discussed at the council’s March 18 finance committee meeting. They include money for the Edmonds Marsh as the marsh awaits grant approval, $60,000 for a park impact fee study that brings the City into state compliance on fees, and a $21,000 increase in IT costs due to rising software and equipment expenses.
The meeting will begin at 6 p.m. in the Council chambers, Public Safety Complex, 250 5th Ave. N., Edmonds.
To participate in the meetings remotely, click on zoom.us/J/95798484261. To listen by phone, call +1 253 215 8782 and use Webinar ID 957 9848 4261.
Council study session Wednesday, April 8
The Council at its Wednesday, April 8 study session review Robert’s Rules of Order, the required parliamentary process for City meetings. Councilmembers will also discuss a “Coffee with Council” proposal.
The virtual-only meeting will begin at 3 p.m.
To participate in the meeting remotely, click on zoom.us/J/95798484261. To listen by phone, call +1 253 215 8782 and use Webinar ID 957 9848 4261.
You can see the agenda for either meeting on the City’s meeting portal.