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Mayor announces state-funded dog park, ribbon-cutting plans in Zillah

City of Zillah City Council · February 18, 2025
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Summary

Mayor Scott Carmack said a long-planned dog park in Zillah is funded through resources secured from the Washington State Legislature; a ribbon-cutting and a one-day free dog-license incentive are being scheduled, with details to follow.

Mayor Scott Carmack told attendees that a long-planned dog park included in the city's Park Plan has funding secured through the Washington State Legislature, a development the mayor credited to work by City Administrator Michael Grayum.

Carmack said a date for the ribbon-cutting and grand opening is being established and that the city hopes to coordinate a one-day free dog-license incentive with partners including the Humane Society. He said an announcement will follow once details are set.