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The Pasco City Council regular meeting on November 10, 2026, approved the consent agenda unanimously. It included claims of $7,775,038.99, write-offs totaling $2,350,723.66, and Resolution 4728, Amendment No. 1 to a professional services agreement with RH2 Engineering, Inc. for Foster Wells Lift Station design services; no amendment amount was stated. Council also adopted Ordinance 4826, assuming the rights and powers of the Pasco Transportation Benefit District. Staff said this would simplify administration and allow transportation decisions to be handled as city business; no new tax or funding measure was approved at this meeting. Staff cited a projected street-fund shortfall by the end of the biennium and road-mileage growth of 43% since 2010 as reasons for seeking additional transportation funding options.

The city’s presentation described infrastructure investments and plans—including water-treatment and transmission improvements, Broadmoor-area roads, a Court Street/Road 68 roundabout, and utility projects supported by low-interest loans and state and federal grants. A shoreline-program listening session covered a state-grant-funded user guide and permit-tracking work, with completion expected by the end of June; staff said the shoreline master program itself was not being revised. The meeting also opened a public hearing on Ordinances 4827 and 4828 concerning land-use designations and zoning, but the transcript ends before any council action is recorded. No vendor award or other new procurement approval was identified beyond the RH2 agreement amendment.