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Snohomish County presents $100,000 for Jensen Park pump track and backs crosswalk near Post Middle School
Summary
Snohomish County Council member Nate Nerring presented county checks for local projects, including $100,000 for a pump track led by the Arlington Rotary Club and support for a middle school crosswalk project.
Snohomish County Council member Nate Nerring visited an Arlington City Council meeting to present county funding for two local projects and to thank city staff and community partners.
Nerring said Snohomish County is contributing $100,000 to the Jensen Park pump track project, crediting the Arlington Rotary Club with taking the lead on the project and praising city staff for serving as the host entity. He also described a separate Post Middle School Crosswalk Project, presented in partnership with the school district, as “a really important one for safety for the kids who are crossing over there.”
Nerring and his staff posed for a photo with council members after the presentation. Council members and speakers later referenced the county’s support when discussing the Post Middle School ballot measure and related safety projects.
City officials and Rotary members will coordinate next steps for finalizing designs, procurement and implementation details for the pump track and the crosswalk; specific contractual or construction timelines and additional funding amounts for the crosswalk were not specified in the meeting record.
