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City of Nooksack · Fund #111 · Special Revenue
City of Nooksack Street Fund
City of Nooksack Street Fund accounts for street maintenance and transportation operations: paving, signs, signals, sidewalks, and minor capital street projects. Funded primarily by a dedicated property-tax levy and the ...
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About this fund
City of Nooksack Street Fund accounts for street maintenance and transportation operations: paving, signs, signals, sidewalks, and minor capital street projects. Funded primarily by a dedicated property-tax levy and the state Motor Vehicle Fuel Tax distribution under RCW 47.30.
Authorization
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RCW citation: RCW 35A.34; RCW 47.30
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Discussed in meetings
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The May 4, 2026 Lynden City Council meeting featured a state lobbying presentation and routine administrative actions. The session included approval of previous meeting minutes, three consent agenda items involving ...
The Public Works and Natural Resources Committee tackled five significant infrastructure and environmental items in their April 27th meeting, with all receiving unanimous approval. The session was dominated by two major ...
The Bellingham Planning Commission held an informational meeting to review the draft 2026 Parks, Recreation & Open Space (PROS) Plan, which will guide the Parks Department's development over the next 20 years. Parks ...
The Lynden City Council's April 20, 2026 meeting focused primarily on infrastructure investments and routine administrative items. The centerpiece was approval of a substantial engineering contract with Reichhardt & ...
The April 20 City Council meeting was dominated by a comprehensive work session on the city's Growth Management Act-mandated comprehensive plan update, specifically focused on proposed zoning changes throughout the ...
The Ferndale City Council Finance and Administration Committee met for a brief 18-minute session to review two routine financial reports. Finance Director Danielle Ingham presented the first quarter 2026 Treasury ...
The Bellingham City Council conducted its regular meeting on April 13, 2026, processing a substantial agenda that included routine financial approvals, policy updates, and strategic planning initiatives. The meeting ...
The Bellingham City Council's Committee of the Whole addressed several governance and organizational improvements on April 13, 2026, including receiving a comprehensive report on the 2026 state legislative session and ...
The Public Works and Natural Resources Committee approved three significant infrastructure items that will advance sustainable forest management, reduce development costs, and improve downtown accessibility. The ...
The Lynden City Council's April 6, 2026 meeting featured a ceremonial oath of office for three police personnel and consideration of two significant infrastructure and finance items. Police Corporals Luke Buitenbos and ...
Methodology note
Real Record tracks the Street Fund separately. The "NOOKSACK — Street Fund" line on Whatcom County tax bills feeds this fund.