Council approves $15,000 allocation for July 4 parade security
Summary
The council approved Resolution No. 1,881 to amend the Chamber of Commerce service agreement and allocate a previously authorized $15,000 for July 4 parade security: $8,500 for route barriers, $2,500 for overtime for six city staff, and $4,000 for Chamber security and event staffing.
The Enumclaw City Council approved Resolution No. 1,881 on June 22, authorizing an amendment to the provision-of-service agreement with the Chamber of Commerce to provide additional funding for security at the July 4 parade.
Parks Director Lina Hicks summarized the allocation of the $15,000 the council had previously authorized: $8,500 for barriers lining the parade route, $2,500 to cover overtime for six additional city staff assigned to the event, and $4,000 to the Chamber of Commerce for hiring private security and event staffing. "The funds have already been authorized by council. This would just kind of break it up of how we're going to spend it," Hicks said.
Councilmember Kuman Frazier moved to approve the resolution with a second; the council approved it by voice vote.
Why it matters: the allocation clarifies how previously authorized funds will be spent to staff and secure the July 4 parade and is intended to cover barriers, staff overtime and contracted security. The resolution passed at the meeting and the council adjourned at 7:30 p.m.
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