New codes of conduct and ethics will oversee city official behavior
The city passed these codes hoping to ensure city official accountability in the future.
The city passed these codes hoping to ensure city official accountability in the future.
After years of advocacy from youth and pro-environment council members, Sammamish has finally created a plan of action.
Although they faced some resistance, due to the support of others this homeless encampment was able to extend their permit to stay in Sammamish.
Plan for 28 townhomes and 10 single-family homes was approved after nearly three years of delays.
Councilmember Treen was reprimanded for failing to report a violation of the Public Records Act.
The council is seeking feedback for the leading policy document to determine Sammamish’s future.
Residents will pay an average additional $19.17 per year.
Among the four candidates for the position, MacColl’s prior positions as deputy and interim city manager helped him stand out.
Sammamish is one of the only cities in King County-Cities Climate Collaboration to not have a climate action plan. These advocates want to change that.
The two new council members have experience on city commissions and in community leadership, and will serve until Nov. 2023.