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Published: Jul 14, 2026

Budget & FinanceInfrastructure

Sunnyside City Council Approves Server Equipment Purchase and Investment Pool Resolution

The Sunnyside City Council discussed and approved the purchase of a server rack UPS replacement from CDW-G for a cost not to exceed $12,767.39. This purchase was deemed a necessity to replace the main server infrastructure's UPS, which had failed. The cost will be allocated across all city departments as IT serves all of them. A budget amendment will be presented later to account for this unbudgeted expense. The council also discussed and approved a resolution authorizing the investment of city monies into the local government investment pool, updating the previous resolution to reflect the current administrative structure by assigning access to the City Manager and Finance Director instead of the previous Administrative Services Director position.

Community DevelopmentAll

Sunnyside City Council Schedules Budgeting Workshop for August 21st

The Sunnyside City Council hosted a budgeting workshop with Mike Bailey Consulting, scheduling it for August 21st, 2026. The workshop is intended to train council members and staff on priority-based budgeting, revenue sources, and processes. The council considered August 14th, August 21st, and September 11th as potential dates, ultimately selecting August 21st after discussions about individual council member availability and the importance of conducting the training before the budget season officially begins. The workshop is planned to run for several hours, with a potential start time earlier than noon to accommodate evening commitments.

Parks & EnvironmentAll

Sunnyside Lions Club Thanks City for 4th of July Support, Seeks Continued Funding

During the public comment period, Sherry Holden of the Sunnyside Lions Club expressed gratitude to the city and council for their support in entertaining the community on July 4th. The Lions Club spends over $10,000 annually on this free community event. Holden requested continued financial support in the city's upcoming budget. Additionally, the city acknowledged the Lions Club's letter of support for a parks project grant funding application.

Public SafetyOther

Sunnyside Council Discusses Public Safety Training, Fireworks Concerns, and Community Events

The Sunnyside City Council reviewed and discussed upcoming events and department activities. The police department conducted a night shooting training, posted on Facebook, and is holding oral boards for corrections positions and patrol officer testing. They also sponsored a lean at the swim meet and donated to the Lions Club for the 4th of July. A golf tournament with a silent auction is scheduled for Thursday, July 16th. The Mayor is attending a CADCA mid-year conference in Florida, focusing on substance prevention, mental health, and youth empowerment, with a specific workshop on the fentanyl crisis. Council members also discussed concerns regarding illegal fireworks usage, noting excessive noise and debris, and the potential for dangerous situations. They plan to revisit the fireworks ordinance and potentially schedule a study session on the matter.

Traffic & TransportationInfrastructure

Sunnyside Adopts Six-Year Transportation Improvement Program, Prioritizing Edison Project

The Sunnyside City Council conducted a public hearing and adopted the six-year Transportation Improvement Program (TIP) for 2027 through 2032. The TIP outlines transportation projects requiring state gas tax or federal revenue. The city will continue to seek funding for unfunded projects. Key projects discussed included intersection improvements at Midville and Alexander Road, which will include ADA ramps as a federal requirement. The number one priority project is 241 East Edison, which is now fully funded and scheduled for construction in fiscal year 2027. Second priority is First Street and YVH roundabout, with design funding secured and hopes for full funding by October/December. Other projects involve roundabouts at Exit 69 and intersection improvements at Juanita Road and Allen.

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