Moses Lake council sets priorities at 2-day workshop
Moses Lake City Manager Rob Karlinsey goes over the results of a two-day workshop held by the Moses Lake City Council to determine the city’s priorities for 2026 and beyond.
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Water, and ensuring the city has enough, was identified by Moses Lake City Council members as one of the city’s highest priorities.
MOSES LAKE — Moses Lake City Council members will review a plan July 22 detailing a set of priorities established by council members during two days of discussion earlier this month. City Manager Rob Karlinsey said the plan, whenever it’s approved, will be an important component as city officials make decisions for the future, beginning with the 2026 budget.
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