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Weekly Report – December 2, 2023
The City continues to pursue the potential for a new City Hall & Police Station in an existing building on First Avenue. A vital part of this project will be the voter-approved…
Weekly Report – November 24, 2023
Coming Soon – Citizen Satisfaction Survey
Here at the City of Normandy Park, we work hard to provide the best services possible to our residents. And we would like to hear from you…
Weekly Report – November 17, 2023
City Council Meeting Roundup
On Tuesday, November 14th, the City Council had its regular monthly meeting. Here are the meeting highlights…
New City Hall Location Proposed to Council
Office of the City ManagerCity Manager Amy ArringtonWrap-Up of the Let’s Talk Meeting – City Hall Project In case you missed the special meeting held on November 6th, here are some informational highlightsfrom the meeting.Background Since 2014, the City of Normandy...
Weekly Report – November 11, 2023
Since 2014, the City of Normandy Park has been working to establish a new City Hall and Police Station. And a new opportunity has emerged that can meet our needs in an existing…
Public Hearing – Metropolitan Parks District Biennial Budget Amendment
The Metropolitain Parks District Board will hold a public hearing to hear from residents on the proposed 2023-2024 Biennial Budget Amendment No. 2305. Additional information of the resolution can be found on the city website. Comments for the hearing will be taken in person at City Hall, 801 174th Street, Normandy Park, and remotely using Zoom. Please see the meeting agenda for instructions on how to provide comments.
Public Hearing – Metropolitan Parks District Property Tax Levy
The Metropolitain Parks District Board will hold a public hearing to hear from residents on the proposed 2024 Property Tax Levy Resolution No. 2304. Additional information of the resolution can be found on the city website. Comments for the hearing will be taken in person at City Hall, 801 174th Street, Normandy Park, and remotely using Zoom. Please see the meeting agenda for instructions on how to provide comments.
Let’s talk about the proposed new City Hall & Police Station in Normandy Park – Monday, November 6th @ 6:30 p.m.
Office of the City ManagerCity Manager Amy ArringtonNew opportunities have emerged for a potential new City Hall & Police Station in an existing building on First Avenue. On Monday, we will discuss the proposed project, options for City Hall Park if we move, and...
Public Hearing Notice 2023-2024 Biennial Budget Amendment
Public NoticeThe City Council of the City of Normandy Park will hold a public hearing to hear from residents on the proposed 2023-2024 Biennial Budget Amendment Ordinance No. 1060. Additional information of the resolution can be found on the city website. Comments for...
Weekly Report – October 27, 2023
Here is a friendly reminder to join us Monday evening to learn about a possible new City Hall and Police Department. In addition to a review of the proposed new…
Community engagement: Possible repurposing of City Hall
Join the City Council for community engagement discussion to help plan for the possible repurposing of City Hall. The City is considering the purchase of property on First Avenue to serve as City Hall and the Police Station. The City Council will meet on Monday, October 30th at 7:00 pm to discuss this proposed project, with a focus on how the current City Hall site could be used if the move occurs. Please join us at City Hall to learn more and let your voice be heard.
Weekly Report – October 13, 2023
Every six years, the City updates its PROS Plan. What is a PROS Plan? It is a six-year strategic plan for our Parks and Recreation Services. When the plan is updated, we look at the existing conditions of our facilities and programs, listen to community desires and priorities, identify gaps in facilities and programs, propose strategies, projects, and programs to address those gaps. Once complete, the City has a plan that reflects the strategies and a prioritized capital improvement plan for the parks and recreation services for the next 20 years. Click here to see the City’s current PROS Plan.