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Mayor announces $15,000 dog‑park grant; public works outlines water and repairs plan

Soap Lake City Council · September 17, 2025
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Summary

Mayor Peter Sharp said Soap Lake will receive a $15,000 grant for the dog park; Public Works Director Olson reported crews are installing a water meter at East Beach, closing restrooms for repairs, and completing framing for a passport processing area at City Hall.

Mayor Peter Sharp told the council the city "will receive a grant from the Human Society for $15,000.00 for the dog park." Public Works Director Olson said crews are working to bring water to the dog park and that a water meter is being installed at East Beach; restrooms there are currently closed.

Olson also updated the council on other infrastructure work: framing for a passport processing area at City Hall is nearly complete, fire hydrant testing is about 90% complete, maintenance has been done on the city's vac and jet trucks, and asphalt repairs are scheduled for 5th Place, Dogwood and McKay’s entrance. The report framed these as ongoing, budgeted maintenance and capital support items.