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Votes at a glance: consent agenda and parade funding resolution pass; absences excused

Enumclaw City Council · June 22, 2026
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Summary

At its June 22 meeting the Enumclaw City Council approved excusing several absent members, approved the consent agenda, and passed Resolution No. 1,881 to allocate $15,000 for parade barriers, overtime and Chamber security; several ordinances were read for first reading only.

The Enumclaw City Council recorded several procedural and funding actions on June 22.

Excused absences: The Mayor Pro Tem moved to excuse council members Salmons, Waterhouse and Smith and to note Council member Stanley’s leave for the birth of her child; the motion was seconded and approved by voice vote (ayes recorded). The transcript identifies the mover as the Mayor Pro Tem and the second recorded as another council member.

Consent agenda: A motion (stated in the transcript as made by Councilman O'Flore and seconded by Councilmember Cupin Fraser) approved the consent agenda by voice vote; the clerk announced the motion passed.

Resolution 1,881: Council approved Resolution No. 1,881 by voice vote to break out a previously authorized $15,000 allocation for July 4 parade needs: $8,500 for barriers lining the parade route, $2,500 for overtime to cover six additional city staff, and $4,000 to the Chamber of Commerce for security and event staffing. Parks Director Lina Hicks presented the staff report and recommended approval; Councilmember Comen Trader moved the resolution and it passed by voice vote.

First readings (no vote/adoption): Ordinance No. 2,839 (electric motorcycles) and Ordinance No. 2,841 (2026 budget amendment No. 1) were read by title only for first reading; staff delivered explanatory reports but no adoption votes occurred that evening.

Votes and records: The transcript records voice votes with "ayes" and no roll-call tallies; individual councilmember roll-call votes were not recorded in the transcript.