# Regular Council Meeting 11/10/2026

At the City of SeaTac Regular Council Meeting on November 10, 2026, council heard small-business owners and advocates describe financial hardship and request direct assistance. The city manager cited planned coordination with the South Sound Regional Tourism Authority, existing small-business capital resources, a proposed procurement specialist in the 2027–2028 budget, and council direction to prioritize local businesses when city spending allows. A nonprofit speaker also urged the city to expand its $100,000 Human Services Bridge funding and consider an RFP for local nonprofits to deliver minor home-repair services; no such procurement action was approved. Council approved the consent agenda, including a fee-schedule resolution and an ordinance increasing the B&O tax rate for applicable businesses from 0.2% to 0.366%. The proposed property-tax levy was continued to November 24; staff recommended a 0% increase over the 2026 levy, with adjustments for new construction and refunds.

The proposed 2027–2028 biennial budget estimated $295.6 million in revenue and $342.6 million in expenditures across all funds, and included the proposed procurement specialist position. The budget ordinance (Agenda Bill 6858) did not pass at this meeting; council subsequently approved a motion to bring it back as an action item on November 24. Council also referred an update and action on the Angle Lake fishing pier and boat-ramp replacement to the November 24 meeting, and referred International Village project-management contract extension and LMN architectural-services contract discussions to a December 8 study session, with possible later action. No contract awards or new spending approvals for those projects were made at this meeting.

**Jurisdictions:** sled
**Industries:** Construction & Infrastructure, Professional Services
**Topics:** Physical Infrastructure
**Published:** November 10, 2026

### Sources
- [Regular Council Meeting 11/10/2026](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IWJP9i84fX0) - City of SeaTac