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Committee places police coalition trial on consent agenda

Snoqualmie Public Safety Committee · July 7, 2026
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Summary

Snoqualmie Police Chief Ferrazzi told the committee July 6 about a proposed one-year trial to join a coalition of small police agencies; the committee agreed to place the item on the consent agenda with no objection.

Snoqualmie — Police Chief Ferrazzi told the Public Safety Committee that the Coalition of Small Police Agencies is seeking to add resources and partners, including a one-year trial membership that could bring training, detectives and facility support. "They're looking at adding resources, their training facility, detectives to our major crimes task force," Ferrazzi said.

Committee members agreed there was no objection to placing the item on the consent agenda for next week’s council calendar. A committee member noted there were no direct budget impacts and supported the placement on consent.

The item will appear on the consent agenda unless staff or council members request further presentation.

Ending: Materials will be provided to the city clerk and the police department will report back if the trial moves forward.