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The Board of County Commissioners will hold a regular legislative session with public hearings on limiting access to portions of Hallett and Laurel Roads and revising a traffic code for Green Bluff Drive and Halliday Road. They will also consider several resolutions, agreements, and contracts, including bids for meat and poultry and a Bearcat Oil Distributor, plus an amendment to the sign-on bonus policy.

• Granting an easement for CRP 2991 on Parcels 46354.9155 and 46354.9156
• Amendment No. 26ASO2980(1) with Adams County Integrated Health Care Services
• Award bid for Quarterly Meat & Poultry: $67,460.04 for Detention Services
• Award bid to Modern Machinery for Bearcat Oil Distributor: $392,153.00
• Public hearings on limited access for Hallett Road and Laurel Road, and traffic code revision for Green Bluff Drive/Halliday Road

Board of County Commissioners

The Spokane County Board of Commissioners will hold a briefing session to discuss and potentially take action on several items, including road vacations, a transit-oriented development agreement with the City of Spokane, a proposed code update on car rental sales and use tax, a contract amendment for credit card purchases at the fair, a federal grant for wildfire fuels reduction, a budget calendar update, and SCRAPS software purchase and public hours changes. The meeting is open for public comment on final actions.

• Various road vacations presented by County Engineer Matt Zarecor
• City of Spokane Division Street TOD agreement
• Proposed County Code update on car rental sales and use tax
• Amendment No. 1 to Contract P14429 for credit card purchases at the fair
• SCRAPS software purchase request and update to public hours

Board of County Commissioners

The Spokane County Board of County Commissioners will hold a strategic planning meeting to discuss the Comprehensive Plan 2046 update, specifically the Final Environmental Impact Statement and Future Land Use. Acting CEO Jeff McMorris will also discuss scheduling a public hearing for a data center permit pause, Navigator funding for the Long Term Recovery Group, and a Broadlinc letter of support request. The agenda includes potential executive sessions regarding real estate transactions, employment matters, and litigation.

• Comprehensive Plan 2046 Update - FEIS and Future Land Use discussion by Scott Chesney, Director of Planning
• Scheduling a public hearing date for the data center 'permit pause'
• Discussion of Navigator funding for Long Term Recovery Group
• Broadlinc letter of support request
• Possible executive sessions on real estate acquisition/lease and litigation

Board of County Commissioners

The Spokane County Board of Commissioners is holding a briefing session to discuss data center zoning, with presentations from the Planning Director and Chief Civil Deputy Prosecutor. The agenda also includes possible executive sessions on real estate, personnel, and litigation matters. No final votes are scheduled; items are for discussion and consideration only.

• Data center zoning discussion (9:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m.)
• Possible executive session on acquisition/lease of real estate (RCW 42.30.110(1)(b))
• Possible executive session on sale/lease of real estate (RCW 42.30.110(1)(c))
• Possible executive session on public employee performance (RCW 42.30.110(1)(g))
• Possible executive session on publicly bid contract negotiations (RCW 42.30.110(1)(d))

Board of County Commissioners

The Spokane County Board of Commissioners will hold a regular legislative session with public hearings set for September 1 on conservation district rates, surplus property sales, and residential recycling service levels. The board will also consider a pause on accepting land use and permit applications for data centers, along with several contracts, grants, and agreements.

• Set public hearing for Spokane Conservation District rates and charges for 2027-2036
• Set public hearing for sale of surplus county properties (parcels 03092.9004, 03092.9009, 05331.9001, 27142.9015, 36223.9167, 45191.0906, 45202.0528)
• Set public hearing on amending residential recycling collection service levels in unincorporated areas
• Award bid to Granite Construction Co. for SCRISAR left turn lane, $672,000 plus sales tax
• Adopt pause on acceptance of land use and permit applications for data centers

Board of County Commissioners

The Board of County Commissioners is holding a strategic planning meeting to discuss updated regulations regarding fire recovery and a regional fire response, with participation from Senator Patty Murray's staff, Sheriff John Nowels, and other officials. The meeting also includes possible executive sessions on real estate, personnel, and legal matters. No final action is scheduled on the agenda items.

• Discussion of updated regulations regarding fire recovery
• Spokane Area Fire discussion with Senator Patty Murray staff, Sheriff John Nowels, and others
• Possible executive sessions on real estate acquisition/lease and sale/lease
• Possible executive session on public employment applicant evaluation
• Possible executive session on pending litigation

Board of County Commissioners

The Spokane County Board of Commissioners will hold a regular legislative session with multiple agenda items, including planned final action and initiation of condemnation proceedings for two properties. The board will also consider various resolutions, agreements, contracts, grants, and public hearings on establishing county roads and granting a franchise to an electric cooperative.

• Condemnation proceedings for portions of Assessor Parcel No. 56334.9601 (Bona Vista Manufactured Home Community LLC) and Parcel No. 55041.9035 (Brooke Marie Kelly)
• Award bid to Granite Construction Co. for Scrisar Left Turn Lane construction, $672,000 plus sales tax
• Award bids to ten vendors for Staple Foods Tri-Annual, $155,972.43 plus sales tax
• Contract with Julee Tonani for Employee Wellness Program, not to exceed $68,054.40
• Public hearings on establishing several county roads in various plats

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The Spokane County Board of Commissioners is holding a briefing session to discuss and potentially take action on a wide range of items, including airport property acquisitions, tourism agreements, grant acceptances, property sales, and program updates. The agenda is informational and includes possible executive sessions for legal and personnel matters.

• Spokane International Airport utility easement and property acquisition (Parcel No. 35014.0111)
• Visit Spokane and Spokane Sports TPA agreements
• Acceptance of FY27 AOC Therapeutic Court award and Victim Witness Assistance Grant
• West Plains PFAS Filtration Project grant of $170,000 from WA Dept. of Ecology
• Affordable Housing Development fee deferral and permitting process

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The Spokane County Board of Commissioners will hold a strategic planning meeting focused on the Spokane Area Fires. They will hear updates from emergency management, public works, and the assessor, and discuss property tax assessments for lost property, a special demolition permit fee, and recovery efforts. The board may also hold executive sessions on real estate, personnel, and litigation matters.

• Spokane Area Fires update from Emergency Management Director Chandra Fox
• Discussion of wildfire impact on property tax assessments by Assessor Tom Konis
• Proposed special fee for demolition permits related to Spokane Area Fires
• Amending SCC to create additional vesting mechanism and nominal fee for fire recovery
• Possible executive sessions on real estate acquisition/lease, personnel, and litigation

Board of County Commissioners

The agenda indicates there is no BOCC meeting for August 4, 2026. The document contains only procedural boilerplate and an adjournment item.

Board of County Commissioners

The agenda indicates that the Board of County Commissioners will not hold a meeting on August 4, 2026. The only item listed is adjournment, making this a procedural cancellation. No business will be conducted.

• Meeting cancelled with only adjournment on the agenda

Board of County Commissioners

The August 3, 2026, meeting of the Spokane County Board of County Commissioners is cancelled. The agenda lists no business items and only includes adjournment.

Board of County Commissioners

The agenda indicates there is no BOCC meeting for July 28, 2026. The only listed action is to adjourn.

Board of County Commissioners

The Board of County Commissioners board briefing session scheduled for July 28, 2026, is cancelled; the agenda lists only adjournment. No substantive items will be discussed or decided.

• No items; meeting cancelled

Board of County Commissioners

The Board will set dates for condemnation proceedings on two parcels and consider limited‑access petitions for Hallett Road and Laurel Road. Commissioners will appoint members to the Parks and Recreation Committee, the Housing and Community Development Advisory Committee, and the Essential Public Facilities Committee. The meeting includes a recommendation to allocate housing units for 2026‑2046 and several resolutions, notably accepting a $941,297.08 grant for the Spokane County Public Defender’s Office and a $45,507 award for the HIDTA task force, authorizing airport‑related property purchases, and approving contracts for crisis stabilization services. A public hearing will address revisions to the traffic code, including school speed zones on Pittsburg Street and Farwell Road.

• Authorize Spokane Airport Board to purchase property at 5007 S. Hayford Road (Parcel No. 24062.0125)
• Accept $941,297.08 award from Washington State Office of Public Defense for public defender services
• Accept $45,507 award from the Executive Office of the President, Office of National Drug Control Policy for HIDTA task force
• Execute contract with Pioneer Human Services for facility‑based crisis stabilization services (July‑Dec 2026)
• Consider revising Spokane County Traffic Code Section 46.61.4155.1 for 20 mph school speed zones on Pittsburg Street and Farwell Road

Board of County Commissioners

Spokane County Commissioners will hold a briefing meeting to discuss a range of items, including a broadband PDA update, a financial assistance award for Court Appointed Special Advocates, additional funding for the West Plains PDA, easement and quitclaim deed matters, and a proposed moratorium on large load data centers. The meeting also covers urban county requalification, a health‑care authority waiver initiative, EPF site selection criteria, and affordable housing fee deferral. All items are presented for discussion and consideration only.

• Broadband PDA Update (presented by Ariane Schmidt, CEO Broadlinc)
• Acceptance of award of financial assistance for CASA programs (presented by Tori Peterson, Juvenile Court Administrator)
• Interlocal Agreement – West Plains PDA – Additional Funding for CRP No. 3279 (presented by Jake Saxon, Design Program Manager, Public Works)
• Easement – City of Spokane Valley, Parcel Nos. 45191.0906 & 45202.0528 – CRP 2764 (presented by Matt Zarecor, County Engineer)
• Proposed Large Load Data Center Moratorium and Regional Planning Conversation (presented by Commissioners Chris Jordan and Amber Waldref)

Board of County Commissioners

The Spokane County Board of County Commissioners will hear a sales tax update, a 2026 financial update, and a discussion of the 2027 budget from the Director of Finance. The Planning Director will lead a 90‑ to 120‑minute worksession on the Spokane County Comprehensive Plan 2046. Possible executive‑session topics are listed but no final actions are scheduled.

• Sales tax update (Director of Finance)
• 2026 financial update (Director of Finance)
• 2027 budget discussion (Director of Finance)
• Spokane County Comprehensive Plan 2046 worksession (Planning Director)
• Possible executive‑session topics on real‑estate transactions and contract negotiations

Board of County Commissioners

The Board of County Commissioners will meet for a briefing session to discuss various department updates and proposals. All documents provided for the meeting are in draft form for discussion and consideration only.

• Spokane International Airport briefings on Tobler and Kern property acquisitions
• Proposed traffic code revisions to add stops at Green Bluff Drive and Halliday Road
• Proposed special demolition permit application fees for Upriver Fire victims
• 2026 Spokane County Interstate Fair ticket and parking prices
• Home Electrification & Appliance Rebates (HEAR) Program awards and contracts

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The Board of County Commissioners will receive recommendations on housing allocations for county jurisdictions. The meeting includes setting public hearing dates for several new county roads and voting on various grants and service contracts.

• Proposed housing allocations for Spokane County jurisdictions for 2026-2046
• Public hearings set for August 11 to establish roads including Chatham Avenue and Molly Street
• Grant of $13,758,184 from DSHS for Developmental Disability Services
• Contracts for Juvenile Court Services: Synergy Counseling ($90,000), Relational Roots Therapy ($150,000), and Lutheran Community Services Northwest ($11,000)
• Grant of $10,000 from Rails to Trails Conservancy for the Argonne Gap in the Centennial Trail project

Board of County Commissioners

The Board of County Commissioners will hold a briefing session to discuss various department reports, grant awards, and proposed code modifications. All documents provided for this meeting are in draft form for discussion and consideration.

• Family and Juvenile Court Improvement Plan Award for 2026-2027 in the amount of $107,965.00
• Spokane Conservation District Rates & Charges Proposal
• Proposed modifications to Spokane County Code Chapter 1.08 regarding the Department of Emergency Management
• Riverwalk Point II (HOME) and Broadway Seniors (HOME-ARP) Grant and Regulatory Agreements
• Rescinding the second amendment related to the Beacon Hill Phase 2 Project Management

Board of County Commissioners

The Board of County Commissioners will hold public hearings on speed limit revisions for several roads and a road name change. The body is also deciding on various grants, service contracts, and board appointments.

• Contract with Harris Recording Solutions, Inc. for Auditor's Office software: $421,392 for 2026, $151,800 for 2027, and $133,574 for 2028
• Financial assistance for Detention Services Crisis Intervention Specialist Program: $727,000
• DHS Operation Stonegarden Grant for Emergency Management Department: $117,000
• Public hearings on speed zone revisions for Craig Road, Hastings Road, Elk Camden Road, and Old Trails Road
• Proposed road name change from Inland Road to Old Trails Road

Board of County Commissioners

The Board of County Commissioners will meet for strategic planning to discuss housing allocations and environmental impact alternatives for the Comprehensive Plan 2046. The agenda also includes discussions on public safety and health revenue and the Essential Public Facility Committee.

• 2026 Housing Allocations by Jurisdiction for the Comprehensive Plan
• Comprehensive Plan 2046 — Environmental Impact Statement Preferred Alternative Discussion
• Resolution and Bylaws for Essential Public Facility Committee
• Public Safety and Health Revenue Discussion

Board of County Commissioners

The agenda indicates there is no meeting for the Board of County Commissioners on June 30, 2026. The only listed action is to adjourn.

Board of County Commissioners

The Spokane County Board of County Commissioners will hold a briefing session on June 30, 2026. The agenda contains only procedural information, location details, remote access instructions, and an ADA notice. No items are scheduled for discussion, vote, or decision.

Board of County Commissioners

The Spokane County Board of Commissioners will set hearing dates for a road name change and multiple traffic code revisions. The board will also consider various contracts, including a $24,100 forestry management agreement and a $90,333.34 tractor purchase.

• Set hearing date for Inland Road to Old Trails Road name change
• Set hearing dates for traffic code speed limit revisions on Old Trails, Craig, and Hastings Roads
• Authorize $24,100 forestry management work for Spokane County Parks
• Award bid for Kubota Tractor to Adams Tractor for $90,333.34
• Authorize contract for Crisis Behavioral Health Services with Wellpoint Washington

Board of County Commissioners

The Spokane County Board of Commissioners will hear updates from the Community Services Department and Emergency Management, including acceptance of a $117,000 FY25 Operation Stonegarden grant. They will also review a sub‑grant to the Spokane Fire Department, adjust the SCRAPS fee schedule, consider a franchise request from Kootenai Electric Cooperative, and discuss revising the traffic code for 20 mph school zones on Pittsburg Street and Farwell Road. The meeting concludes with discussions on the Essential Public Facility Committee and miscellaneous agenda approvals.

• Acceptance of FY25 Operation Stonegarden grant funding – $117,000
• Authorization of FY24 SHSP grant sub‑grant to Spokane Fire Department for supplies and equipment
• SCRAPS fee schedule adjustment
• Franchise request from Kootenai Electric Cooperative, Inc.
• Proposed revision of Traffic Code Section 46.61.4155.1 for 20 mph school zones on Pittsburg Street and Farwell Road

Board of County Commissioners

The Spokane County Board of Commissioners will meet to discuss and vote on various resolutions, contracts, and proclamations. The meeting will be held in-person at the Public Works Building and remotely.

• Proclaim June 16 as Mt. Spokane High School Fastpitch State Champions Day
• Proclaim June 16 as Freeman High School Softball State Champions Day
• Appoint Curt Golden to Fair & Expo Advisory Board
• Award contract 26JVC2225 to Slingshot, Inc. for $30,000
• Award contract 26JVC2226 to Darren Dinwoodie for $25,000

Board of County Commissioners

The Spokane County Board of Commissioners will hold a briefing meeting to discuss a series of draft items. Topics include a cost reimbursement agreement with the FBI CEHT Task Force, a contract for SSODA services, proposed road name changes and traffic code revisions, an interlocal chip seal project with the City of Spokane, and a follow‑up on the Avista Stadium operating agreement. All items are presented for discussion and consideration only; public comment is allowed if the Board takes final action on any item.

• FBI CEHT Task Force Cost Reimbursement Agreement (presented by Undersheriff Kevin Richey)
• Contract 26JVC2229 for SSODA services between Juvenile Courts Services and Priscilla Hannon, MSW
• Road name change and various traffic code revisions (County Engineer)
• Interlocal Agreement for City of Spokane Frederick Ave Chip Seal Project (Senior Director of Public Works)
• Follow‑up on agreement with Longball, Inc. for operating and using Avista Stadium

Board of County Commissioners

The Spokane County Board of Commissioners will hold a strategic planning meeting to discuss the 2027 budget and options for affordable housing development. The meeting includes a possible executive session regarding real estate and contract negotiations.

• Discussion of the 2027 Budget
• Options for Affordable Housing Development permitting process
• Possible executive session on real estate acquisition/lease
• Possible executive session on contract negotiations
• Possible executive session on litigation

Board of County Commissioners

The Spokane County Board of Commissioners will meet to approve vouchers, execute agreements, and conduct a final hearing on supplemental appropriations for 2025 and 2026. The board will also set a public hearing date for a traffic code change regarding all-way stops.

• Approve vouchers totaling $266,269.50
• Award $2,148,988.97 in Consolidated Homeless Grant funds
• Set public hearing for June 23 on all-way stop at Appleway and Wellesley
• Authorize application for Criminal Justice Training Commission grant
• Approve $20,000,000 for Campus Infrastructure Improvement expenses