Kirkland annexation budget forecast looking brighter, city says

28 July 2010, 5:55 pm

Services to the Kirkland annexation area may need to be phased in slower than first anticipated, but the overall outlook of the preliminary budget is better than expected, according to a report given to the Kirkland City Council on July 20. But in the end, timing will be everything.... Read More »

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