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Kirkland council adopts immigration‑response resolution, approves work program and asks staff to study valet pilot and local minimum wage
Summary
Council adopted a resolution directing staff to prepare the city for federal civil‑immigration enforcement responses, approved the 2026–28 Planning Work Program, and asked staff to develop a public‑private valet pilot and to prepare options for evaluating a local minimum wage.
The Kirkland City Council on April 21 approved several policy actions and staff work directives, including a resolution preparing the city for federal civil‑immigration enforcement activity, adoption of the 2026–2028 Planning Work Program, and directions to study a downtown valet pilot and options for a local minimum‑wage evaluation.
Council adopted resolution R5729 directing the city manager to expedite internal policy reviews, training, and community outreach relevant to civil immigration enforcement; the resolution also asks staff to evaluate legal options to protect public access…
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