Moses Lake considers large development near Lowe’s after swearing-in ceremony
A graphic representation of the proposed Desert Point development on the east side of SR 17 near Yonezawa Boulevard and Groff Elementary School.
SOURCE: CITY OF MOSES LAKE
Newly-elected mayor Dustin Swartz, standing left, trades places with outgoing mayor and council member Don Myers at the Moses Lake City Council meeting Tuesday. Outgoing Deputy Mayor Deanna Martinez, seated, also exchanged seats with the new deputy mayor, Judy Madewell.
Amazing Food Trucks co-owner Cedric Eklund addresses the Moses Lake City Council Tuesday evening. Eklund and his business partner, Amy Dalluge, expressed frustration regarding permitting for businesses in the city.
MOSES LAKE — The Moses Lake City Council swore in one new member and two returning ones at its meeting Tuesday and passed the mayoral baton. Once that formality was taken care of, they addressed multiple issues regarding development.
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