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Maple Valley council approves consent calendar including new Human Services Manager position and Community Engagement Commission

City of Maple Valley City Council Ā· May 1, 2026
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Summary

The council approved a consent calendar that added a Human Services Manager position (reclassification from Community Resource Coordinator), created a Community Engagement Commission, and authorized several vendor and contract actions; the motion passed 7-0.

At its Dec. 8 meeting, the Maple Valley City Council approved the consent calendar, passing a package of administrative and contract items by unanimous vote.

Key consent items recorded in the minutes included: approval of the Nov. 24 special meeting minutes; payment of vendor and benefit checks and transfers totaling $1,635,909.48; Ordinance No. O-25-872, which adds the position of Human Services Manager to salary range D and reclassifies the existing Community Resource Coordinator to that title; and Ordinance No. O-25-873, which adds Chapter 11.80 to the Maple Valley Municipal Code to establish a Community Engagement Commission. The consent calendar also authorized Resolution R-25-2021 (a Public Works on-call vendor agreement with Drain-Pro, Inc.), Resolution R-25-2031 (a Parks Property Tax Levy Agreement with King County), Resolution R-25-2032 (Amendment No. 5 to the Parametrix Inc. professional services agreement for the S-17 Cedar Downs Water Quality Retrofits Project) and Resolution R-25-2033 (Amendment 3 to the MIG professional services agreement for three permanent message boards for the F-07 project).

Councilmember Didem Pierson moved to approve the consent calendar; Councilmember Syd Dawson seconded. The motion carried, 7-0. Minutes do not record additional debate or public testimony on these consent items.

Staff will implement the personnel changes and execute the contracts and amendments authorized by the resolutions as recorded in the council minutes.