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Votes at a glance: Snoqualmie council actions on Dec. 8, 2025

City of Snoqualmie City Council · December 10, 2025
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Summary

On Dec. 8 the council approved agenda and consent items, adopted an electric motorcycle ordinance, adopted new indigent defense standards and approved a new contract with Valley Defenders PLLC, amended financial policy, and approved motions on the totem pole and murals (each passed 5–1).

Key formal actions taken by the Snoqualmie City Council on Dec. 8, 2025:

- Excused council member Washington from tonight's meeting (motion moved by Mayor Pro Tem Holloway; approved). - Approved the special and regular meeting agendas and the consent agenda (claims report and contract amendments). - AB 25-120: Adopted ordinance 1315 (Snoqualmie Municipal Code chapter 10.36) to define and regulate electric motorcycles (motion introduced by Councilor Wotton; passed). - AB 25-122: Approved Resolution 1740 adopting updated indigent defense standards required by Washington State Supreme Court order number 25-700-a-1644 (effective Jan. 1, 2026) (motion passed). - AB 25-123: Approved Resolution 1741 to contract with Valley Defenders PLLC for indigent defense services (motion passed). - AB 25-089: Approved Resolution 1729 amending the city's Financial Management Policy to align codes and purchasing thresholds with recent RCW changes (motion passed). - Totem pole motion: Move to Public Works for assessment/restoration and send to Arts Commission with preference it not return; passed 5'1 (Councilor Vincent opposed). - Council-chamber murals: Temporary acoustic/visual treatment approved (5'1); motion to remove murals to storage and forward disposition to the Arts Commission passed 5'1 (Councilor Vincent opposed).

Where explicit tallies were recorded in the meeting, the staff record notes five ayes and one nay (Councilor Vincent) for the totem pole and murals motions; other items passed by voice vote without a detailed roll-call tally in the transcript.