Attorneys General in California and Illinois are leading the lawsuit, with Washington joining 13 other states to form a coalition.
If approved, the ordinance would give the city’s Public Works Director the power to close certain alleys in an effort to deter crime.
Thursday’s meeting will take place at 6 p.m. in the Lynden City Annex Chamber on 4th Street.
Gov. Ferguson was scheduled to sign two dozen more bills on Monday, March 16 and is set to sign another 11 bills into law the following day.
The bill establishes a new state income tax on individuals with more than one million dollars in annual taxable income.
Justice Barbara Madsen was the first woman popularly elected to the state Supreme Court in 1992.
The funds will elevate 16 properties in Sumas, Ferndale and Everson.
The department is seeking to enforce a Supreme Court ruling that says race cannot be used as a factor in admissions.
Editor’s note: An earlier version said the bill passed the legislature after the House […]
Mayor Kim Lund and her staff will be prepared to take questions regarding current projects and some of the city’s top priorities.