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Edmonds City Council is set to begin 2027-28 budget talks Nov. 10 as the city eyes state money

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If you follow Edmonds City Hall, Tuesday's council meeting is a busy one. My Edmonds News reports that the Nov. 10 agenda has three public hearings and deliberations on the 2027-28 biennial budget. Council members also have a report recommending an extension of the pause on the City's boards and commissions.

3public hearings on the Edmonds council's Nov. 10 agenda

The agenda also includes deliberations on the 2027-28 biennial budget.

Source: My Edmonds News

  • Meeting date: Nov. 10
  • Budget cycle: the 2027-28 biennium
  • Boards and commissions: a report recommends extending the pause

Edmonds is also looking to the state for money. The Edmonds Beacon reports that under a draft 2027 legislative agenda, the City will seek $4 million for Highway 99 improvements and $1 million for .

Edmonds' draft agenda seeks $4 million for Highway 99 and $1 million for Yost Pool

Source: Edmonds Beacon

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Highway 99 improvements$4 million
Yost Pool$1 million

Sources: My Edmonds News, Edmonds Beacon

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