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King County Council adopts Redmond water plan and E-911 advisory ordinance on consent
Summary
On Feb. 3, 2026, the King County Council approved two consent ordinances — adopting the City of Redmond water system plan and advancing a measure related to the King County Regional E-911 Advisory Governance Board — by a 9-0 roll-call vote.
King County Council Chair Sarah Perry said the council adopted two ordinances on consent at its Feb. 3, 2026 meeting, approving the City of Redmond water system plan and advancing changes related to the King County Regional E-911 Advisory Governance Board.
The vote on consent agenda items 6 and 7 was moved by Vice Chair Barone and carried 9-0 on a roll call. Chair Sarah Perry summarized the outcome: "By our vote, we've adopted proposed ordinance numbers 2025-0269 and 2025-0360." The clerk conducted the roll call before the adoption.
The two items read into the record were described by the clerk as: proposed ordinance 2025-0269, approving the City of Redmond water system plan dated May 2025, and proposed ordinance 2025-0360, relating to the King County Regional E-911 Advisory Governance Board. Both measures were approved without substantive debate and were adopted as presented on the consent calendar.
The meeting record shows the council handled these two matters on consent following a public hearing period in which members of the public were allowed two minutes each to speak. After the vote the chair confirmed the published agenda and any changes made at the meeting would stand as approved and the council adjourned.
