Key Dates

January 16 2026

City Council Planning Session Discussion on Next Steps for City Facilities

November 25 2025

November Election Certified, PSM Ballot measure received 54.61% voter approval, which was short of the 60% needed for a successful bond measure

November 04 2025

PSM Ballot Measure Appears on November 4, 2025 General Election Ballot

July 15 2025

City Council approves PSM Ballot Measure for November Election

July 01 2025

City Council conducts first reading of bond ordinance and revises project budget to $103,160,000.

June 17 2025

City Council approves the PSM Schematic Design and sets the project budget at $103,900,000.

June 11 2025

City announces strategic property acquisition adjacent to former City Hall Campus.

September 2024 → June 2025

The PSM Design team conducts the Schematic Design phase of the PSM Facility.

March → September 2024

The City conducts the “pre-design” phase for the PSM Facility with the architect team from Northwest Studio.

March 2024

City Council directed the City Manager at the March 1, 2024 Planning Session to commence planning and design for a new Public Safety and Maintenance Facility (PSM) on the current City Hall Campus.

February 2024

City Manager recommends City Council prioritize the Public Works Building for replacement in response to facilities condition assessment.

October → December 2023

City staff and consultants continue working on temporary and long-term solutions.

October 03 2023

City Council votes to permanently close City Hall.

July 18 2023

Presentation to City Council on final results of asbestos testing at City Hall and preliminary scope of work to abate the facility.

April → July 2023

City Hall tested to determine source and extent of asbestos contamination and city teams relocate.

April 17 2023

Asbestos confirmed and City Hall temporarily closed.

April 2023