Marysville was scheduled to weigh $805,714 in federal construction funds for 67th Ave NE project

What the records say

In materials published ahead of the April 14, 2025 City Council meeting, the city was scheduled to consider a motion authorizing the Mayor to sign and execute a Local Agency Agreement and a Local Agency Federal Aid Project Prospectus with the Washington State Department of Transportation (WSDOT). ¹ The two documents would obligate $805,714 in federal construction funds — awarded through the Puget Sound Regional Council — for the 67th Ave NE project, which runs from Grove St to 88th St NE. ¹ The agenda bill describes the work as pavement preservation and ADA facility improvements. ¹ The record does not list a construction timeline. ¹

• The city was scheduled to consider authorizing the Mayor to sign a Local Agency Agreement and a Local Agency Federal Aid Project Prospectus with WSDOT. ¹
• The agreements would obligate $805,714 in federal construction funds, awarded through the Puget Sound Regional Council, for the 67th Ave NE (Grove St to 88th St NE) project. ¹
• The agenda bill describes the project as pavement preservation and ADA facility improvements. ¹

Why it matters

The agreements are the step that locks in $805,714 in federal money for pavement preservation and ADA improvements on 67th Ave NE between Grove St and 88th St NE. ¹ Residents who use this corridor would be affected by the work, though the record does not say when construction would begin. ¹

What changed / what's next

• The proposed change would authorize the Mayor to sign and execute the agreements with WSDOT, obligating $805,714 in federal construction funds for the 67th Ave NE project. ¹
• The available records do not establish the meeting's outcome. ¹
• If authorized, the Mayor would sign and execute the agreements with WSDOT to obligate the federal construction funds. ¹