Vote Tawny

10/18/2026

This is my personal summary of the Pullman City Council meeting 10/13/2026 and is not an official record. Please refer to the City's published minutes for the official record. If you see any errors please contact me. [email protected]

10/09/2026

Pullman City council. These are a high level overview- if you see any mistakes, please let me know so that I may correct them. I try had to keep bias out, but some may creep in.

09/01/2026

Pullman City Council 8/25/26
These are intended to be a high level review. I try hard to keep out bias, but it can always creep in. If you see a mistake please let me know so I can fix it.
Thanks everyone!

08/23/2026

There is a fire NW of Pullman near Albion. Whitcom 9-1-1 is aware and has dispatched first responders.

Please avoid the area if at all possible so the firefighters can do their work.

08/23/2026

The Lentil Festival always feels a little like the beginning of a new year in Pullman. The students return, school begins, our streets fill up again and the whole community seems to come back to life.

I was proud to volunteer yesterday and even had the chance to help stir 500 gallons of lentil chili!

As this new season begins, I am filled with hope for Pullman. I am excited about the possibilities ahead for our downtown, our businesses, our neighborhoods and the people who call this community home. I am grateful to be here, honored to serve and looking forward to listening, learning and working together in the year ahead.

07/31/2026

Pullman City Council 7-28-26
This is a high-level review of the meeting, shared as objectively as possible. Any mistakes or omissions are unintentional, and corrections are always welcome.

07/29/2026

https://www.youtube.com/live/5jke9JIDiCs?t=4011&is=q-w2T4P6-SSuqCCL

“There are a lot of things city government can’t do to shape a downtown. We can’t set rent, dictate business hours, or control wages. But we can invest in the things that make a difference—great infrastructure, attractive public spaces, and projects like this that make people take a second look when they drive into Pullman. When a downtown is welcoming, interesting, and easy to enjoy, people are more likely to stop, spend time here, and support our local businesses. That’s exactly the kind of investment city government should be making.”

Pullman City Council Study Session for July 28th, 2026

07/27/2026

Ever wonder what happens at a City Council Study Session?

This Tuesday’s meeting is a Study Session, which means Council will receive presentations, ask questions, and discuss upcoming issues—but no final action or votes will be taken.

This week’s agenda includes:
• 📊 2026 Quarter 2 Financial Update
• ❤️ Community Heart & Soul Action Plan
• ⭐ Pullman Chamber Walk of Fame Discussion
• 🏛️ 2027 Legislative Priorities

Whether you attend in person or watch on the City of Pullman’s YouTube channel, it’s a great opportunity to see what we are working on!

07/26/2026

Pullman City Council. These notes are intended as a high-level review. Mistakes are always possible, please reach out if you find one so that I can fix it.

07/12/2026

Pullman City Council 6/30/26
These are high-level meeting notes intended to provide a general overview. They may contain errors or omissions, so please feel free to reach out if you notice anything that needs to be corrected