10-15-26 | Waste Services Change, More Ribbon Cuttings, Infrastructure Grant, Parks Master Plan
HerrimanologyShow Notes
City Councilmember Terrah Anderson joins as we talk about the upcoming waste services change for residents on public streets, two more business ribbon cuttings for Juice It Up and Sweat 440, some construction updates, and items from this week's City Council meeting.
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0:00 Start 0:35 Intro 1:27 Ribbon cuttings 3:02 Olympia infrastructure grant 5:17 Parks master plan 8:17 DECA students and the athletic complex 9:23 Planning Commission interviews and getting involved 11:33 Waste services transition 16:50 How to get City news 18:34 6000 West paving 19:47 Wrapup
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