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The 5.7-acre park will feature a new playground and plaza, upgrades to existing trails, and water and electric installation.
The cuts are not taking effect until the city deems it necessary for them to stay afloat.
Forecasters have designated that much of western Washington is in a Moderate Drought as of March 4.
The lawsuit claims that the sheriff’s office is illegally collaborating with federal immigration officials and aiding the Trump administration in its work to bring in local law enforcement.
The county council approved a $76,500 contract with Matrix Consulting Group at its meeting on Feb. 25.
Gov. Ferguson is aiming to bring the Washington state’s fleet back to pre-pandemic operating capacity, with at least 18 boats on the water by this summer.
Brown says that their actions amount to over $35 million in illegal debt collections, plus an additional $7 million in commissions.
A U.S. district court judge in Seattle dismissed the case with prejudice on Jan. 21, 2025, meaning that it can’t be brought back to court, but the group appealed the decision last month.
Whatcom County’s District Court is offering an opportunity for those with a warrant to avoid jail time.
The county is hoping to have a preliminary estimate of the project’s budget in May and finish a capacity study on both facilities.