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Mayor says city arranged Harbor Hopper parking; resident raises parking concerns

City of Langley City Council · June 1, 2026
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Summary

A resident raised parking impacts from the Harbor Hopper ferry during public comment; Mayor Kennedy Horstman reported the city brokered an agreement with Island Church of Whidbey to allow ferry passenger parking and said the IT modernization project will be postponed until later this summer.

During the public-comment period, Alexa Allemano told the council she was concerned about parking impacts associated with the Harbor Hopper ferry service operating in Langley.

In his mayor’s report, Mayor Kennedy Horstman stated the city brokered an agreement with the Island Church of Whidbey to permit Harbor Hopper passenger parking. Horstman also reported that the city’s IT modernization project is being postponed to later this summer.

Council members did not take further formal action on the parking issue at this meeting; the mayor’s announcement described a brokered arrangement between the city and the church to provide parking capacity for ferry passengers. Public-comment and mayoral items were presented near the start of the meeting’s routine reports.