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Commander King summarized comparative costs and operational differences. He said Lynnwood’s booking fee is $100 and its daily housing rate is $192; Snohomish County’s listed booking fee (as presented in the packet) was read aloud as about $1,047.19 and its daily rate $204. The Lynnwood agreement also includes a courtroom video fee of $100 and on-site medical staff, which the commander said could reduce hospital transports for intoxicated arrestees. Commander King said the net fiscal difference is minimal in many cases but that the Lynnwood option can save officer time and provide logistical benefits for domestic-violence proceedings.

Council members asked about facility capacity, length-of-stay limits and liability. Commander King said he toured the Lynnwood facility and described it as newly expanded and that once a detainee is in Lynnwood custody, facility responsibility (including liability) transfers to Lynnwood. Councilmember Murray confirmed that Lynnwood is primarily for misdemeanor bookings and that felony arrests would still go to the county jail.

Council agreed the interlocal agreement will be placed on the April 17 consent agenda for formal action after review. No formal approval occurred on March 27.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","Mountlake Terrace City Council Work Session - March 27, 2025","oneSentenceSummary","The Mountlake Terrace Police Department reviewed a proposed interlocal agreement on March 27 that would allow use of the Lynnwood Jail as an additional booking and housing option for certain detainees.","taxTitle","Mountlake Terrace, Snohomish County, Washington","taxId",70959,"location","headline","","shortSummary",{"_33":76,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":77,"_41":78,"_43":79,"_45":80,"_47":81,"_49":82,"_51":83,"_53":84,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":85,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":86,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6101976,"Snohomish County Sports Commission outlines events, economic impact and World Cup opportunities for Mountlake Terrace",1334,153000,1487000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=2806317-31037716ac96e3c5e9cee06679d9586d&start=153&end=1487","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/2806317-31037716ac96e3c5e9cee06679d9586d/thumbnail_153000.jpg","/articles/6101976/Mountlake-Terrace/Snohomish-County/Washington/Snohomish-County-Sports-Commission-outlines-events-economic-impact-and-World-Cup-opportunities-for-Mountlake-Terrace","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6101976-d7ede211a02c7d564d48654dc4da83b6/orig.mp4?Expires=1771159285&Signature=DC5L-nwYUfuSu8ek~AN2T8bDYkOoTfAwuDpfdPw9pSP9Cb8ZqKGw6hWf5jIB-hdmJTS15d~2sCrpo1L62vA-yOkkvYpbtPCln8BLC0XeYtadJUhz8CbSi7Qp4VEJW7~Wf2qQQToO~jX0N0E7aLn3UWNcggUiSv3DIHornh3nYmgKNq0sgeJUnvE3wzW4wi7pXqTkpbNShmGXJFNk9G-JQceE9XHUwFfMHQn346t7MvkI-f7Vrfg2Dym0TRrw76doBmgA4Kf28gdVqIguqt62fNerFRsliD6cb7gLwNI3pQJfZBUc6Jiq7MhMkDcihUoI~BZsMzDQkAg4TsqnqLDpog__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Tammy Dunn, executive director of the Snohomish County Sports Commission, briefed the Mountlake Terrace City Council on March 27 about sports tourism and events in Snohomish County and in District 4, which includes Mountlake Terrace.

Dunn described the commission as a standalone 501(c)(3) destination-management organization that recruits, retains and facilitates sporting events to increase visitation, room nights and local spending. \"Our vision is, sports become the premier destination in the region for sports, enriching the community, and increasing economic vitality through sports,\" she said.

Dunn presented county-level metrics and said Snohomish County’s sports-related economic impact rebounded after the pandemic; the commission counted roughly $32 million in local impact for 2024 and about 39,000 room nights. Focusing on District 4, she said the district generated about $2.2 million in economic impact in 2024 with just over 2,000 room nights, and she told councilors Mountlake Terrace itself produced about $178,000 of economic impact in 2024 (compared with about $1 million in 2019).

Dunn highlighted upcoming and recurring events the commission supports, including Ice Fest, soccer tournaments, the Washington State Scholastic Esports Association spring high-school championships (May 18 at the Lynnwood Event Center), and other emerging sports such as pickleball and disc golf. She said the commission is preparing a \"watch party playbook\" for communities to use around the 2026 FIFA World Cup and that Visit Seattle will publish additional guidance in April.

Council members responded with local context and interest in leveraging facilities and school programs. Councilmember Sonmore noted local venues and programs such as the city’s soccer field and ice arena and listed local Hall of Fame inductees associated with Mountlake Terrace. Councilmember Murray and others discussed esports and local STEM connections at the high school.

Dunn closed by noting the Snobbish (Snohomish) County Sports Hall of Fame banquet on Sept. 24, where inductees from Mountlake Terrace will be recognized.

The presentation was informational; no action was taken.","Tammy Dunn, executive director of the Snohomish County Sports Commission, briefed the Mountlake Terrace City Council on March 27 about sports tourism and events in Snohomish County and District 4.",{"_33":88,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":89,"_41":90,"_43":91,"_45":92,"_47":93,"_49":94,"_51":95,"_53":96,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":97,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":98,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6101981,"Mountlake Terrace council delays decision on Flock automatic license-plate readers after privacy and oversight questions",2033,1908000,3941000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=2806317-31037716ac96e3c5e9cee06679d9586d&start=1908&end=3941","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/2806317-31037716ac96e3c5e9cee06679d9586d/thumbnail_1908000.jpg","/articles/6101981/Mountlake-Terrace/Snohomish-County/Washington/Mountlake-Terrace-council-delays-decision-on-Flock-automatic-license-plate-readers-after-privacy-and-oversight-questions","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6101981-b1e16f5c70f200a5ca80b89e12120ba7/orig.mp4?Expires=1771159285&Signature=L8eKu6CCWoUxvWrlWBI3-XiCQRJhMUme26Zv7fnSUQmf98GBLfreXHQ0wpmdMimC--htgRKU0MAWR1F7udioTLJVxdH1XgSIYJreAYdIhuOM5ecFcQK4IIQVabZxQUhFv5iXgdHCcZyrgZD0-CwI7ZMExjIHWPYS7IcKJiW9wE42CiA~F4o1ZIARbvmaq6E-wU-XXFnLDzyWXz53uNQ2Mjk3cQkDTFU1Im5MxAY5Eln9WqkouB4pmdjiZwSov~mIiOSU3jovT~X0z5uVPOy3ELuQVpmhM4yQsvcHkzFxTmhMUspkWEDms-OoHCRDrenbMV9zoKD6QqLN3F5UaGLTkg__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Mountlake Terrace councilors on March 27 heard a presentation from vendor and police staff on Flock Safety automatic license-plate reader cameras that the police department is proposing to deploy. City staff said the proposed contract is a two-year agreement priced at $54,000 (about $27,000 per year) to supply, install and maintain eight fixed LPR cameras and associated services.

Police Commander King introduced the request and said the system would provide investigative leads and could integrate with neighboring agencies using Flock. \"We would be able to tie into their cameras. The only thing that bleeds outside of Mountlake Terrace into those areas, we would also be able to use that information, and they would be able to use ours if we would let them,\" Commander King said.

Kristen McLeod, community engagement manager for Flock Safety, told the council the system focuses on images of vehicles (rear images) and is designed to provide alerts from national feeds (NCIC and Amber Alerts) and custom hot lists. McLeod said Flock automatically deletes data after 30 days by default and that customers retain ownership and control of their data, including which outside agencies may be allowed access. She also described Flock’s optional public transparency portal and internal audit logs that record search reasons and user IDs.

Council members pressed for specifics about oversight and legal exposure. Councilmember Murray asked whether Flock or the police department determines whether a search is valid; McLeod and Commander King said searches require a search reason and are audited internally. Murray also asked about an ongoing lawsuit in Norfolk, Virginia; McLeod said she would follow up with legal counsel and provide more information through the commander.

Other questions covered practical use cases and limits: the system is not a red-light or speed-enforcement tool; it is motion activated and intended for investigations such as stolen-vehicle alerts, missing-persons or Amber Alerts, and timed investigative searches tied to incident numbers. Commander King said the department expects an administrator to manage access and auditing and that evidence pulled for an investigation would be retained in the department’s evidence system.

Because several council members expressed concerns about policy, interagency sharing and potential legal costs, the council agreed not to place the item on the immediate consent agenda. Mayor Pro Tem announced staff would bring the contract back for further discussion and potential placement on the April 17 consent calendar.

The council did not take a final vote on the agreement on March 27.","The council heard a presentation on a proposed two-year, $54,000 agreement with Flock Safety for eight automatic license-plate reader (LPR) cameras. Councilmembers raised questions about data sharing, retention, and legal risks; the item was continued for further discussion and placement on the April 17 consent agenda.","actionData","errors"]

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