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Committee forwards a slate of public-works contracts and ordinances to Jan. 6 consent agenda
Summary
The committee voted to forward multiple routine public-works contract amendments and ordinances — including fleet maintenance contract amendments, a King County stormwater-decant interlocal, a right-of-way landscape amendment, a forged-fiber franchise ordinance and repeal of local review of certain forest-practice permits — to the Jan. 6, 2026 council consent agenda.
The Federal Way Land Use & Transportation Committee forwarded a package of contract amendments and ordinances to the Jan. 6, 2026 council consent agenda, city staff said.
Fleet maintenance: Jared Larson, operations manager for Public Works, requested two contract amendments with Eagle Tire and Automotive to extend maintenance service through Dec. 31, 2026 and add not-to-exceed amounts of $150,000 for non-police fleet and $250,000 for police vehicles. Larson said the city maintains 108 general operational vehicles and 205 police vehicles and that the city’s new maintenance facility and staffing plan remain the longer-term solution to reduce reliance on outside vendors. Council members asked about how vehicles are…
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