City Council Regular Meeting - 3rd Monday - 19 Oct 2026

The City of Woodland, Washington City Council regular meeting was held October 20, 2026 (the meeting title identifies it as October 19). The council approved the first-half October vouchers, though the total was not stated, and approved a professional services agreement with Confluence Engineering Group for a corrosion-control treatment study at the water treatment plant; no contract amount was provided. It also approved a lease with Clark-Cowlitz Fire Rescue for the 100 Davidson building, ordinances addressing the fire-station bond payoff and water connection installation fees, and a resolution correcting sewer assessment charges and inspection fees. The council indicated the city had sufficient reserves to forgo a property-tax increase. Votes on the described action items were unanimous; amounts and further details were not captured in the transcript.

A workshop considered a preliminary concept for improving community courts and fitness facilities on school-district property. The discussion covered possible RCO grant funding, shared use, insurance, maintenance, and an interlocal agreement; a city representative described a potential 20-to-50-year operational agreement, but no funding or project approval was adopted. Separately, staff reported that a $464 county pre-application conference could be a first step in exploring an urban growth boundary/comp-plan application, with possible authorization to be considered later. No procurement decision was made on that matter. The county representative also reported opposition to Flock cameras, but no city policy action was taken.