Stay informed about government news and updates in Yakima, WA.
The Yakima City Council invites local volunteers to apply for open positions on the Yakima Housing Authority Board, Board of Appeals, and the Henry Beauchamp, Jr. Community Center Advisory Committee. This call for volunteers highlights the city’s commitment to community engagement and the importance of citizen participation in local governance.
The Yakima City Council has scheduled a special meeting for March 29, 2016, which will include an executive session at Yakima City Hall. The agenda is expected to address significant local governance issues, providing residents with insights into city operations and decision-making processes.
The Yakima City Council meeting on January 5, 2016, will include significant agenda items such as the election of the Mayor and Assistant Mayor and special recognition for community service. This meeting, taking place at Yakima City Hall, serves as a critical platform for local governance and community engagement.
The Yakima City Council is set to convene on December 1, 2015, for a regular business meeting, highlighting key agenda items such as the swearing-in of Interim City Manager Jeff Cutter and a public hearing on the proposed 2016 city budget. This meeting is crucial for local governance as it addresses significant fiscal planning and management issues impacting Yakima's community.
Yakima City Attorney Jeff Cutter has been appointed as the interim city manager following the forthcoming departure of Tony O’Rourke. This decision by the Yakima City Council marks a significant transition in local governance, with Cutter set to assume his new role effective November 1, 2015.
The 2015 Yakima Citizen Survey is now available online, inviting community members to participate in shaping local governance through their feedback. This annual survey is part of a broader initiative to engage residents and assess public services, ensuring their voices are heard in city planning. The survey results will contribute to the city's strategic planning efforts and community development.
The Yakima City Council is set to convene on August 4, 2015, to discuss crucial agenda items, including an ordinance on the definition of a “Mission” in zoning districts. Recent study sessions have highlighted significant issues like refuse rate adjustments and environmental standards. This meeting will provide residents with an opportunity to engage in local governance.
The Yakima City Council will convene for a regular business meeting on June 2, 2015, at Yakima City Hall, discussing key agenda items such as future funding for the downtown plaza project and the annexation of 120 acres. This meeting aims to address community development and infrastructure improvements, reflecting the council's commitment to local governance and urban planning.
The Yakima City Council is set to meet on March 3, 2015, at Yakima City Hall to discuss significant agenda items, including recognizing retiring fire department secretary Rita Mantey and a public hearing on the Yakima Airport Master Plan. This meeting highlights key local governance issues and community engagement in Yakima.
The Yakima City Council is set to convene for its regular business meeting on February 3, 2015, at Yakima City Hall. Key agenda items include discussions on potential state legislature items and a beautification agreement with the Downtown Association of Yakima. This meeting is crucial for local governance and community engagement.