News Flash

Plan Ahead: New Utility Rates/Taxes

Attention ratepayers: Your utility bills are changing in 2020 to support ongoing City services.  The changes reflect previously adopted rate increase on water, sewer and stormwater utilities, plus an increase in the utility tax rate.

See the 2020 ...

Utility Bills: Low-Income Discount Programs

The Issaquah City Council recently expanded programs for low-income discounts on utility bills:

• A program for seniors is now expanded to include both renter and owners.
• A new household program will provide a $100 rebate check each year. Enrollment will star...

Welcome: New Councilmember Zach Hall

Congratulations to Councilmember Zach Hall, who was formally sworn in Jan. 6, 2020 to serve in his elected seat (following certification of the 2019 King County Elections) of Position No. 2. He will represent Issaquah residents for a four-year term on the...

Mayor Pauly Elected to SCA Board

Issaquah Mayor Mary Lou Pauly was recently elected to the Sound Cities Association (SCA) Board of Directors, representing the North Caucus Cities.

The SCA represents 38 cities in King County, and provides a voice for over one million people. The organizati...

Welcome: New Councilmember Barbara de Michele

Congratulations to Councilmember Barbara de Michele, who was formally sworn in Nov. 26, 2019 to serve in her elected seat (following certification of the 2019 King County Elections). Position No. 3 was previously held by an appointed member. She will repr...

City Council Adopts 2020 Budget

The Issaquah City Council adopted the 2020 budget during its Nov. 18, 2019 meeting.