City of Everett Proposition 262 - Charter Amendment, Section 3.2
What does this measure do?
Supports: Government Efficiency
Everett's City Council would have to hold at least 36 regular meetings a year instead of 48, with at least two each month, one starting by 6:30 p.m., and a calendar published each January. Residents would get fewer meetings but at least one evening meeting a month.
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Proposed by: Everett City Council, on advice of the 2026 Charter Review Committee
The elected council sent it to voters in July 2026. A 15-member committee picked by the mayor and council reviews the city charter (its rulebook) every 10 years. Charter changes need voter approval.
Source: heraldnet.com
A YES vote means
The council would have to hold at least 36 regular meetings a year, with the new monthly schedule and published calendar.
A NO vote means
The council would still have to hold at least 48 regular meetings a year.
No financial records found for this ballot measure.
Sources: snohomishcountywa.gov2