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Council accepts $6,000 safety equipment donation for streets crews

Liberty Lake City Council · August 6, 2026
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Summary

Council accepted a donated package of safety equipment from the Local Highway Technical Assistance Council valued at about $6,000 to support street operations and training.

Council accepted an in-kind donation from the Local Highway Technical Assistance Council (LHTEC) consisting of safety equipment — traffic cones, high-visibility gear and similar items — with an estimated value of about $6,000.

Streets staff Ben said the donation came as part of a drawing LHTEC runs for municipalities and will bolster training and field operations. "We received about ... $6,000 equivalent of safety equipment, like newts, safety cones, things like that," Ben said. Council voted to accept the donation unanimously.