General Legislative Session - Regular Meeting

Tuesday, October 13, 2026Official site

The Snohomish County Council held its legislative session on October 13, 2026, reviewing legislation assignments, discussing the 2027-29 state legislative agenda, and hearing public comments.

About this meeting

Government Body
General Legislative Session
Meeting Type
General Legislative Session
Location
Snohomish County, WA
Meeting Date
October 13, 2026

Published excerpts

Only published remarks appear here. The full transcript is not published.

11 sections (from 12 segments)

0:13 – 0:48•Megan Dunn

Okay, good morning everyone. Snohomish County Council is called to order for our general legislative session, or I'm sorry, administrative session. Today is Tuesday, October 13th, 2026 at 9 a.m. We're meeting in the Jackson boardroom and also remotely. I'll read the script for public comment and then our clerks will take roll. We'll take public comment beginning in person and then remotely on zoom click on the hand icon to raise your hand if you're calling in by phone press star 9 to raise your hand and when called upon press star 6 to unmute each speaker will have 3 minutes to speak and pleas

1:12 – 1:27•Megan Dunn

There's a little bit of delay with people joining remotely. Next is public comment. Did anyone wish to provide public comment? Anyone in person? And then we'll go to any hands raised online. So if you wanted to provide public comment, please raise your hand.

1:45 – 3:31•Megan Dunn

John, you should be able to unmute. There you go, you're unmuted. Are you able to comment? We're not hearing you. Mr. Martin, you're muted now. If you want to try to unmute, it's star six by the phone. Yeah, we still can't hear you. If you want to join the meeting, leave the meeting and then join again, we can open up public comment again at the end of the agenda if there's no objection from council, and then there's also instructions on the screen for providing comment online. Okay, are there any other public comment? Okay, so we will move on. We have introduction and assignment of legislatio

4:31 – 5:31•Megan Dunn

So we're not taking action tomorrow. It's just continued with the other items to a public hearing tomorrow. So any questions from council? Okay. So if there's no objection, this item will move to tomorrow along with the public hearings. Okay, thank you. Item F is also to move to GLS for October 21st to set time and date for public hearing. Item D is for assignment to move to GLS on October 21st for consideration. Item H is to move to GLS for the 21st for consideration. And item I is to move to GLS on October 28th for consideration. So if there's no objection, those items will be moved. Okay, h

5:52 – 6:04•Megan Dunn

Full council action on items from Committee of the Whole. There was no action. Other business, please review motion 26-406. And then next we have a legislative agenda discussion.

6:36•Megan Dunn

See Josh. Josh, if you're online, can you raise your hand? Oh, yeah, Josh is here. Okay. And then we'll move Erin over.

8:28 – 8:39•Megan Dunn

Okay. I had a question just about annexations. Any thoughts around some of the changes for working with cities on annexations?

9:38 – 9:59•Megan Dunn

And the language we have in there now is sufficient to cover any emerging? Yeah, I think so. Great. Okay. Any other questions? Okay. Then do you need approval or just head nods, no objections that we want approval?

10:04•Megan Dunn

So if there's no objections, then this will be our legislative agenda. Thank you.

10:09 – 10:57•Megan Dunn

Thank you so much. Okay. Before we move, we have a walk-on executive session, but we're going to try public comment again because we have John Martin raising his hand again. Oh. Oh, okay. Okay. So we do have a hand raised ending an eight, five, four. I think that might be council member Meade. Uh, can you identify yourself? Hi, can you hear me? Yes. That's is that, is this John Martin? Okay. So if there's no, so we'll go ahead and open a public comment again. So go ahead, Mr. Martin.

14:02•Megan Dunn

Thank you for your comment, Mr. Martin. Okay, with that, we will close public comment again, and we have a need for a walk-on executive session.

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