The seven members of the Lynnwood City Council are elected at-large to serve the City of Lynnwood. All are elected for four-year terms. Each year the Council elects a President and a Vice President from within the Council. The City Council's primary duties are to make laws, adopt regulations and budgets, levy taxes, authorize public improvements, provide for public safety and health, approve board and commission appointments, and oversee a wide-ranging agenda for the people of Lynnwood.
Lynnwood City Council
(City of Lynnwood - City Council)
Public
Observations
The Week Ahead
(March 24, 2025)
A busy week was planned for cannabis-related legislation and budgets at the legislature while the City of Lynnwood had fallen behind on an effort to open for retail businesses.
WSLCB - Board Caucus
(March 18, 2025) - Social Equity Program Update
Staff brought the board up to speed on the status of social equity applicants, outreach to local officials, training videos, and the next application window.
The Week Ahead
(March 10, 2024)
As the legislature raced ahead, other entities would be addressing product samples, medical cannabis, the retail ban in Lynnwood, and a new ethics policy at WSLCB.
WSLCB - Executive Management Team
(February 26, 2025) - Summary
Agency leaders addressed data dashboards, rulemaking, a new Policy and Rules Manager, a city government presentation, legislative deadlines, and revised media rules from the governor.
City of Lynnwood - City Council - Work Session
(November 18, 2020) - Summary
Four retail allotments were on the table as Lynnwood City Council members began discussion of their jurisdictional ban on cannabis businesses in place since June 2015.
City of Everett - City Council - Meeting
(October 14, 2020) - Summary
The Everett City Council voted to permit three more medically endorsed cannabis retail establishments in their city, increasing the total number of stores from five to eight.