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Pasco City Councilman Leo Perales
Leo Perales is your District 3 Councilman for the great city of Pasco.
Its Your City. Expect More.
Opinions are my own and don’t represent my employer or the city of Pasco.
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When this happens, it's usually because the owner only shared it with a small group of people, changed who can see it or it's been deleted.Wonder if he was upset about a illegal war🤔
They are everywhere.
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Love these numbers.
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When this happens, it's usually because the owner only shared it with a small group of people, changed who can see it or it's been deleted.Tune in.
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When this happens, it's usually because the owner only shared it with a small group of people, changed who can see it or it's been deleted.Not gonna happen McKinney
John's cares more. Amanda felt like a shadow puppet to the wealthy.
John Duresky is the only choice. He accepts 0 Aipac dollars. Amanda McKinney supports genocide. That is a fact
That lady is the worst that's ever landed in the 4th CD Called ICE on Mexicans
🏛️ PASCO CITY COUNCIL AGENDA PREVIEW | OCTOBER 5, 2026
We have a Pasco City Council Regular Meeting this Monday, October 5, at 7:00 PM at Pasco City Hall. Unlike our workshop meetings, regular meetings are where Council can take formal action.
Here’s a quick look at what’s on the agenda and how you can participate.
📋 CONSENT AGENDA
We’ll start with several routine items, including approval of the September 8 and September 14 meeting minutes and $5,119,041.21 in City claims.
Council will also consider appointments of Eleanor Neff, Destinee Rea, and Aubrieann Johnson to the Arts & Culture Commission.
🤝 BIG BRO JOE DAY
We’ll have a proclamation recognizing Big Bro Joe Day and the work being done in our community.
🏙️ SALE OF CITY-OWNED DOWNTOWN PROPERTY
Council will consider a resolution authorizing the sale of a City-owned property at the corner of North 20th Avenue and West Argent.
This is another City property we’re looking at moving back into private ownership and productive use.
🏘️ SOTO ANNEXATION — ROAD 52
Council will consider setting October 19 as the date to begin consideration of the Soto Annexation.
The property is currently addressed at 1117 Road 52 and is generally located south of West Court Street, north of West Sylvester Street, west of Road 44, and east of Road 52.
Monday’s action would not approve the annexation. It would set the date for the next step in the annexation process.
🚧 TRANSPORTATION BENEFIT DISTRICT
One of the larger discussions of the night will be implementation of Pasco’s Transportation Benefit District program.
This is listed as discussion only, so I’ll be listening closely to what staff presents regarding how the program will be implemented and how transportation funding will be prioritized.
💬 HOW TO GET INVOLVED
If you have something you want City Council to hear, public comment is one of your opportunities to participate.
The meeting begins at 7:00 PM Monday at Pasco City Hall, 525 N. Third Avenue. If you’re attending in person and want to speak, you can sign up before the meeting in Council Chambers.
If you want to provide public comment remotely, the City requires you to complete the online Public Comment Request Form by 4:00 PM on Monday, October 5.
Submit a Public Comment Request
You can also watch the meeting live on PSC-TV Channel 191, through the City’s online stream, or on the City’s Facebook page.
Pasco City Council information and agendas
Whether you agree, disagree, or simply have questions about what we’re working on, I encourage you to stay engaged and let us know what you think.
Pasco’s TBD is a legally established, special‑purpose district to address chronic road funding gaps. It is now in the code, with a 0.1% sales tax approved for 2027.
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When this happens, it's usually because the owner only shared it with a small group of people, changed who can see it or it's been deleted.Crutchfield kept growth at a minimum and always kept Pasco in the black. Should have learned from him.
City government has this weird idea that its okay to spend more than what's actually available in the city's budget, then try too come up with ways too fill the shortfalls, I run a 501c3 non profit organization we don't spend money that's not in our bank account
No industry wants to come to Pasco because we have five marijuana stores we’re known as the drug capital of southeastern Washington. We don’t have a good reputation so no good business businesses want to come here Leo.
Why does Pasco need to be any bigger?? With more growth comes more needed infrastructure etc. We already have more people than our roads can handle. More business and people has a snowball effect. I don't understand the idea of "we must get bigger and bigger. As it is we have so much for police to do that they let other things slide like no traffic enforcement, our residential streets are almost never swept with a street sweeper, Our courts can't process cases because of lack of personal to do so. Why not look at staying the size we are and focus on not spending more than we have. If a couple has two kids and can't pay there bills then having two more kids so you get a bigger tax break come income tax time is foolish. The only way the City of Pasco is where they are is because of spending more money than they have to spend and adding more people to our town is not the answer. I have not heard how Pasco got itself into this mess, what spending put the city where it is financially?
How the hell is there that big of shortfall
Economic development would be great, but until then, it's time to tighten the belt and cut spending. That's what families would do, but government is always addicted to spending.
Maybe you should have skipped repaving Road 36 where is deadends after Wernett??
Pasco has always made it difficult for businesses to open. How many years did we have the empty strip mall on Burden? We drove away Costco because we were greedy and wanted them to fund more infrastructure than what is expected of other businesses. How about we clean up Road 68? We have people panhandling and openly using drugs. Saw someone using in the Yokes parking lot yesterday.
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