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2010-11 City Council

Meet Your City Councilmembers
Front row, from left: Deputy Mayor Will Hall and Mayor Keith McGlashan. Back row, from left: Councilmembers Terry Scott, Doris McConnell, Chris Eggen, Shari Winstead and Chris Roberts.

As the City's governing body, Shoreline's seven elected part-time City Councilmembers establish City policies and laws, adopt an annual budget, approve appropriations, contract for services and grant franchises. City Councilmembers serve staggered four-year terms; roughly half the Council is up for election every two years.

The City Council chooses a Mayor and Deputy Mayor from among its members at the first meeting of the new year following an election. The Mayor presides at Council meetings and represents the City at ceremonial functions and inter-governmental meetings. The Deputy Mayor presides in the Mayor's absence.

City Council Meetings
Study Sessions are the first and third Mondays at 7:00 p.m. On the second and fourth Mondays, Workshop Dinner Meetings are at 5:45 p.m. and Business Meetings are at 7:00 p.m. Council meetings will be held at Shoreline City Hall, Council Meeting Room on the first floor, 17500 Midvale Ave N.  Call the Agenda Line at (206) 801-2236 for the latest information.

Council Goals and Strategic Objectives
The City Council sets yearly goals that, along with the City's Vision, Values and Strategic Plan, guide the City's work plan for the year.

News
Council Meetings now begin at 7:00 p.m.
As of Tuesday, Sept. 7, all Shoreline City Council meetings -- business meetings and study sessions -- will begin at 7:00 p.m.
Proposition 1 Maintenance and Operations Levy
At its July 26 meeting, the Shoreline City Council adopted a resolution placing Proposition 1, a maintenance and operations levy to maintain basic public safety, parks & recreation, and community services, on the November 2, 2010, general election ballot.
Shoreline rated as one of America’s best small cities
After regularly being featured in local magazines over the years, the City of Shoreline is now recognized nationally as a great place to live. In CNN Money’s America’s Best Places to Live 2010 list of small American cities, Shoreline is number 64 of 100.
Shoreline signs contract for new Regional Animal Services program
On July 1, Shoreline Mayor Keith McGlashan ceremonially signed the service contracts for a new Regional Animal Services model to handle animal control, sheltering and licensing services. The new contract took effect July 1 and expires at the end of 2012.
Those soliciting home improvement services need a license, must obtain a permit
The City would like to remind residents that Shoreline requires permits for any paving, grading or other type of work done to driveways and areas that border City right-of-way. Shoreline also requires a soliciting license for companies that go door-to-door offering services.

Events
Tuesday, September 07 7:00PM
Monday, September 13 7:00PM
Monday, September 20 7:00PM
Monday, September 27 7:00PM
Monday, October 04 7:00PM

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