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Council adopted a broad set of actions across housing, transportation, public safety, and budget items: approved grant applications for bus electrification and transit assistance, moved forward on preschool and child-care grant agreements, instructed feasibility studies for affordable housing and mobility hubs, adopted interim rules for recreational vehicle parks, and continued a local emergency declaration tied to recent windstorm and wildfire response.
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The Council approved funding requests and reports that will affect local transit, parks, housing studies, and emergency response. For example, the Department of Transportation was authorized to pursue state grants to electrify the Washington Bus Yard and to accept annual SB1 transit funds, which supports future electric bus operations. The Department of Recreation and Parks was authorized to accept preschool grant funding that helps keep subsidized preschool slots open. The Council also asked city agencies to study using specific DOT parking lots for affordable housing and to plan a mobility hub; and it kept the local emergency declaration in place so departments can respond more quickly to wildfire and storm recovery needs.
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