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Snoqualmie F&A committee forwards June 23 council agenda, highlights transportation plan hearing
Summary
The Snoqualmie Finance & Administration Committee approved and forwarded a draft City Council agenda that includes a public hearing on a six‑year transportation improvement plan, a strategic plan update from Burke Consulting, and a fire department annual report listed as informational.
The Snoqualmie Finance & Administration (F&A) Committee approved a draft City Council agenda and forwarded it to the full City Council, drawing attention to a public hearing on the city’s six‑year transportation improvement plan and a strategic plan update by Burke Consulting.
The move matters because the transportation plan will be the subject of a public hearing at the June 23 council meeting, and Parks and Public Works is scheduled to present the plan with a proposed motion for adoption. Committee members also agreed to add a public safety committee work‑plan update to the council agenda and noted the fire department annual report will likely be presented for information only.
The committee began by approving routine items: minutes dated June 3, 2025, and a claims report dated June 23, 2025. The chair called for any objections; when none were raised the committee accepted both items and proceeded to review the draft council agenda.
Under the draft agenda, a 6 p.m. roundtable will include a strategic plan update from Burke Consulting followed by the regular council meeting at 7 p.m. The council agenda includes a public hearing on the six‑year transportation improvement plan; Parks and Public Works staff are listed as presenting the plan with a proposed action of presentation and adoption.
A committee member said a second‑quarter (Q2) financial update will be provided at the next F&A meeting. The group also noted that the fire department annual report will likely be informational — the committee did not place any request on the agenda for formal action on that report. The public safety committee work‑plan update, a carryover from an earlier meeting, was added to the council agenda at the committee’s request.
The committee placed a placeholder for executive session at the end of the council agenda and confirmed the revised draft will be forwarded to the City Council for its June 23 meeting. With no objections, the chair closed the meeting and adjourned.
