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Councilmember Mitchell says she plans to retire in July; mayor reviews local and regional items
Summary
Councilmember Elizabeth Mitchell told colleagues she is considering retiring from the council in July to allow residents time to apply; Mayor Mike Quinn reported on Coffee with the Mayor topics including the Police Department, Point Wells, Upper Bluff development and state legislative action, and noted a memo from Police Chief Jason Valentine prompting discussion about incident notification.
Councilmember Elizabeth Mitchell told the council she is considering retiring in July and wanted to give residents advance notice to consider applying for the seat. "Councilmember Mitchell shared that she is thinking about retiring from the Council in July and wanted to give plenty of notice so residents can consider applying when the time comes."
Mayor Mike Quinn summarized topics from a recent "Coffee with the Mayor," listing the Police Department, Point Wells, Upper Bluff development and Washington State legislative action, and reported on a Snohomish County Mayors' meeting. The minutes note a memo from Police Chief Jason Valentine and that the council discussed when they should be notified of incidents. The mayor also opened discussion about open positions for regional organizations and the council reached consensus to leave two open positions for now.
