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Everett council approves minutes and consent items; no votes taken on camera policy

Everett City Council · February 19, 2026
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Summary

The City Council approved minutes (02/11/2026) and consent items 1–4 by roll call. No ordinance or formal vote on ALPR/Flock cameras occurred; council members requested a staff briefing.

The Everett City Council approved the meeting minutes for Feb. 11, 2026, following a motion and second and a roll-call vote in which all recorded members voted yes.

The council also moved to approve consent items 1–4. The motion was seconded and the consent agenda passed by roll call with all present council members recorded as voting yes.

No ordinance or motion to ban Flock or other license-plate reader cameras was introduced or voted on during the meeting; public commenters urged prohibition and staff offered to bring a briefing on safeguards and usage data at a future meeting.