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Votes at a glance: consent agenda, Ship Harbor grant authorization, two interlocal agreements approved
Summary
At the March 23 meeting the council approved the consent agenda, Resolution 3206 (Ship Harbor grants), an interlocal agreement to fund a SMART team contracted administrator (city share ~$7,142.86), and an interlocal agreement with DOH for an OD2A grant (about $19,696).
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The Anacortes City Council recorded several procedural and funding votes on March 23. Key outcomes:
• Consent agenda: The council approved consent agenda items a–c by voice vote (Mayor Walters declared "the ayes have it").
• Resolution 3206 (Ship Harbor grants): Council approved a resolution authorizing the mayor to sign applicant authorization forms to pursue two Recreation and Conservation Office grants (ALEA and WWRP) and a required local match; the resolution passed by voice vote.
• SMART team interlocal agreement: Chief Floyd presented an interlocal agreement that would fund a contracted administrator to support the Skagit/Island multi‑agency response team. The total contract is $50,000 to be split equally by participating agencies; Anacortes' share was listed as $7,142.86. The council moved, seconded and approved the interlocal agreement by voice vote.
• OD2A (overdose data to action) interlocal agreement: Assistant Chief McDonald presented a federal OD2A grant administered by the Washington State Department of Health; the presenter said residual funds of approximately $19,696 were available and that the program requires no local match. The council authorized the mayor to execute the interlocal agreement; vote was by voice and approved.
All votes at the meeting were conducted by voice and recorded as 'the ayes have it.' Specific roll‑call tallies with member names were not recorded in the transcript for every motion.

