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Pullman council weighs hiring a lobbyist; members cite potential grant wins and partnerships
Summary
Councilmembers discussed the costs and benefits of retaining state and federal lobbying services, possible partnerships with the Port and County, and whether the city can afford the investment now or should pursue shared arrangements.
Councilmembers discussed whether Pullman should hire a professional lobbyist for state and federal advocacy and whether to pursue a cost‑sharing arrangement with the Port and Whitman County. Interim city administrator Jeff Albrecht opened the item as a discussion, noting prior conversations and the potential for shared contracting.
Why it matters: A retained lobbyist could identify and pursue grant opportunities, advocate Pullman priorities in Olympia and Washington, D.C., and provide…
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