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Mount Vernon adopts 2026–2031 Capital Improvement Plan, ordinances approve projects including Fire Station No.1
Summary
The Mount Vernon City Council approved the six‑year 2026–2031 Capital Improvement Plan (ordinance 39‑20) after an open-record public hearing. The plan lists roughly $129.6 million in projects across utilities, transportation, parks and public safety; the council approved the ordinance by unanimous vote.
The Mount Vernon City Council on Oct. 8 adopted the city’s 2026–2031 Capital Improvements Plan, approving ordinance 39-20 after a second open‑record public hearing and council discussion.
City staff described the CIP as a six‑year planning tool required by the Washington State Growth Management Act that lays out projected investments in public safety, utilities, transportation, parks, facilities and technology. “The CIP is required under the Washington State Growth Management Act, GMA, as part of the comprehensive plan,” a staff presenter told the council during the hearing.
The presentation…
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