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Mission
We are stewards of our natural and built environment, striving to preserve and create an extraordinary community for our residents, businesses, neighbors, and visitors.
Values
In serving our community we embrace the following traits.
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City Council Meetings
Learn more about City Council meetings, topics to be discussed on the agendas, and ways the community can be involved.
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Agendas & Minutes
Access easily searchable meeting agendas and minutes for the City Council, Council Committees, and commissions.
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Ballot Prop. No. 1
On November 2, 2021, Snoqualmie voters will decide whether to approve Proposition 1 to increase the City of Snoqualmie sales and use tax by two-tenths of one percent (0.2%) for transportation improvements. That equates to an increase of $0.20 cents per $100 dollars of all taxable sales within Snoqualmie, including purchases by residents and non-residents alike. The increase would go into effect on March 31, 2022.
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Mayor Matt Larson
Elected by Snoqualmie citizens every four years, the Mayor works closely with city staff to ensure community members' voices are heard and their priorities are central to the decision-making process.
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City Council
Read about the seven City Council Members who serve Snoqualmie.
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Council Committees
City Council committees are made up of three City Council members each. Those committees receive input from the City's commissions on current issues, which is then considered in City Council decision making.
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Commissions
Read about the activities of the City's six commissions: Arts, Civil Service, Economic Development, Lodging Tax Advisory, Parks & Events, and Planning Commission.
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Citizens Academy
The Snoqualmie Citizens Academy is a free seven-week course offered to citizens to get a first-hand look at how Snoqualmie's government works. See the curriculum and apply now!
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City Budget
The Finance Office's mission is to provide excellent customer service to the public, financial stewardship of the City’s resources, professional financial services, and support to city departments.
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Community Surveys
Read surveys taken by Snoqualmie residents showing their ratings of city department service levels, trust in city government, public safety, quality of life, economic development, and more.
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Public Hearings
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Public Records Requests
Learn about public records: what they are, where to find them, and how to make a public records request.
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Snoqualmie Municipal Code
A city's Municipal Code is made up of ordinances, which are the laws enacted by a city's elected officials. Snoqualmie Municipal Code is available online and from the City Clerk.
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Staff Directory
Look through the staff directory to find a particular employee or group within a department. We're here to help!
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Transparency
The City holds transparency as one of its core traits. Through open public meetings, public hearings, and multiple communications channels, the City will keep you in the loop and answer your questions. Learn more.