# 2026-09-22 Pullman City Council Meeting

The Pullman City Council’s regular meeting on September 22, 2026, included approval of the consent agenda, which covered updates to the city’s transit asset management plan, payment of accounts payable totaling $2,233,882.95 (amount as transcribed), completion of the Bishop Boulevard resurfacing grant, and a revised 2027–2028 budget schedule. In its transit development plan presentation, staff described a proposed $20 million facility project anticipated in roughly four to six years, grant funding assumptions, and a need to increase vehicle replacements from two every two years to three or four. Staff also said the city expects to pursue a contract for a comprehensive operational analysis in the coming year. No vendor was named and no contract award was made. The police department said it hopes to add public-records redaction software in 2027; no purchase was presented for approval.

The council adopted an updated public-records fee schedule and ambulance-service fee schedule, and approved a first collective bargaining agreement for part-time casual firefighters. Revenue hearings discussed city finances and a Metro Parks District proposal to use 19% of its banked levy capacity, generating about $146,000 and contributing to an estimated 2.24% increase in property taxes including new construction; no levy was set at this meeting. The council also approved the 2027 legislative priorities. A downtown association representative asked the city to accept holiday snowflake decorations as gifts, but no action was recorded on that request.

**Jurisdictions:** sled
**Industries:** Transportation, Construction & Infrastructure
**Topics:** Physical Infrastructure, Grants & Funding
**Published:** September 23, 2026

### Sources
- [2026-09-22 Pullman City Council Meeting](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jGvlANp_lLg) - City of Pullman