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Zillah gets green light for splash park; dog‑park event provided 386 vaccines and microchips
Summary
City staff reported the Washington State Recreation and Conservation Office issued final notice to proceed for Zillah's splash park, with construction to start next month. Mayor Scott Carmack also reported the off‑leash dog‑park event delivered 386 vaccines and microchip services to owners across Yakima Valley and Kittitas County.
City Administrator Michael Grayum told the council the city received a final notice to proceed from the Washington State Recreation and Conservation Office for the splash park; construction will begin next month. Grayum also said the city is scheduling surfacing and painting of pickleball courts in 2–3 weeks when evening temperatures are warmer and plans a ribbon‑cutting once the work is complete.
Mayor Scott Carmack highlighted the successful off‑leash dog‑park event, reporting that "386 vaccines and microchip services were provided to dog owners from all over Yakima Valley and Kittitas County." The mayor also noted regional coordination on animal control and said he will travel to Washington, D.C., with the Yakima County Development Association and other city leaders to advocate for regional projects that include improving Cheyne Road in Zillah. He additionally announced Mark Nelson as Interim Public Works Director.
