Lake Stevens City Council approves police guild settlement agreement

April 11, 2025 | Lake Stevens, Snohomish County, Washington

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In a special city council meeting held on April 1, 2025, the Lake Stevens City Council convened primarily to address collective bargaining matters. The meeting, which was recorded for later publication on the city’s YouTube channel, featured a brief agenda focused on an executive session.

The council members present included Daughtry, Peters Hagen, Donohue, Shipman, Jarstad, and Taggart, with Council Member Ewing excused from the session. After a brief roll call and the Pledge of Allegiance, the council moved into a 15-minute executive session to discuss collective bargaining issues.
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Upon returning from the executive session, the council took action on a significant matter concerning the Lake Stevens Police Guild. They voted to authorize the City Administrator to sign a Unit Clarification Settlement Agreement, which includes the addition of a new job classification for a Senior Administrative Assistant. This decision aims to clarify job roles within the police department, helping to distinguish between various tasks and responsibilities.

Council members emphasized that this measure serves as a housekeeping effort to improve organizational clarity and efficiency within the police department. A budget amendment related to this new position is expected to be presented in April.

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The meeting concluded with a unanimous vote to adjourn, reflecting the council's commitment to addressing administrative needs and enhancing operational effectiveness within the city’s departments. The swift proceedings underscore the council's focus on maintaining clear communication and structure in city governance.

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