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Washington Terrace council adopts FY2025–26 budget, approves privacy policy and other measures

5028205 · June 17, 2025
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Summary

Washington Terrace City Council on June (date of meeting not specified) approved the city’s fiscal year 2025–26 budget, adopted the county auditor’s certified property-tax rate, approved a $22,695 budget amendment for law-enforcement radio encryption and adopted a state-mandated privacy program policy.

Washington Terrace City Council on June (date of meeting not specified) approved the city’s fiscal year 2025–26 budget, adopted the county auditor’s certified property-tax rate, approved a $22,695 budget amendment to pay the city’s share of encryption for the regional law-enforcement radio system, and adopted a state-mandated city privacy program policy.

The actions were taken at a regularly scheduled council meeting in which finance staff reviewed the certified tax rate and additional budget items, and staff answered council questions about fraud risk, information-security roles and a contract addendum for the city prosecutor.

The budget vote and related measures

Council members voted to adopt Resolution 25-12 to approve the fiscal year 2025–26 budget, the city fee schedule and the county auditor’s certified property-tax rate. Finance staff said the certified tax rate is “lower” than last year and that the budgeted revenue being certified rose by about $20,000, roughly 1.5%, which staff attributed to new growth. The council approved the budget by roll call (unanimous; roll-call names and total votes not fully specified in the record).

Council also approved Resolution 25-11, a one-item budget amendment to cover Washington Terrace’s share of the law-enforcement radio encryption project. City staff said the city’s portion for working with contract cities is $22,695. The council moved and seconded the resolution and adopted it (vote recorded as unanimous; three members were recorded present for that vote).

Privacy program adoption and records access

The council approved Resolution 25-14 to adopt the city privacy program policy required by the state under recent legislation (referred to in the meeting as House Bill 444). City staff…

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