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Licensing

Business Licensing

In September 2001, the City Council passed Ordinance 67 specifying that any person, corporation, company, firm, joint-stock company, partnership, joint venture, trust, business trust, club, association, society, daycares, or any group of individuals acting as a unit or otherwise must purchase a business license.

Business license are issued on a calendar year basis and expire on December 31st of the year for which they are issued. The cost of obtaining a license is:

  • $35.00 for any business operating in the City of Liberty Lake.
  • $20.00 for businesses whose revenue does not exceed exceed $10,000

Pet Licensing

Effective January 1, 2003, the City of Liberty Lake began a Pet Licensing Program.  Per Ordinance No. 111, all dogs and cats residing within the city limits must be licensed. 

License fees are as follows:

DogAltered$10.00
DogUnaltered$28.00
CatAltered$5.00
CatUnaltered$18.00

Licenses are valid for one year and renewals are due within the expiration month.  Payments not received before the 15th day of the following month will be assessed a $20 late fee, per Resolution No. 03-57. Please note that licenses will not be issued without a current Rabies Certificate.

For Peddler/Solicitor Licenses contact City Hall at (509) 755-6700.


 

Business Licensing

Please contact Cindy Smith at 755-6703 should you have any questions.

 Application

 

Pet Licensing

Thank you for licensing your pet. In the unfortunate event your best friend should get lost, a license can be your pet's phone call home.

 Application

Contact Bobbi Anderson at City Hall, 755-6700.

 
Getting Licensed

To get your Business License:

Applications for a Business License can be mailed to you by calling:

Cindy Smith
(509) 755-6703

Please stop by City Hall if you prefer to apply in person.

To get your Pet License:

Pet licenses can be obtained at City Hall or any of the following participating veterinarian office:

Harvard Gentle Care Animal Hospital
4904 North Harvard
Otis Orchards WA 99027
Veterinarian 927-7144

City Hall
22710 E Country Vista Drive
Liberty Lake, Washington 99019
(509) 755-6700
(509) 755-6713 Fax

LOST/FOUND PETS

Contact City Hall at 755-6700.  The Liberty Lake Police Officers take lost and found pets to the Harvard Animal Hospital Clinic.  All pets are given an examination by a veterinarian and receive medical attention if needed.   We will make every effort to contact the owner or the emergency number given to us at the time of licensing.    When we can not locate the owner, Harvard Animal then attempts to adopt the animal out to new owners.  After all else fails, the animals are taken to the Humane Society or SpokAnimal.

 

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