Auburn Mayor Nancy Backus to deliver State of the City address on Wednesday, Feb. 26

Auburn, WALocal News

Auburn Mayor Nancy Backus is preparing to deliver her annual 'State of the City' address on February 26, 2025, at the Muckleshoot Casino Events Center, a key event for the local community. The evening will kick off with a reception at 5 p. m. , allowing attendees to enjoy refreshments and network with one another. At 6 p.

m. , Mayor Backus will take the stage to discuss Auburn's achievements, challenges, and future goals, making it an essential event for local stakeholders and residents. The event is free to attend, and community members are encouraged to bring a plus-one to foster greater participation. To reserve a seat, attendees need to RSVP by 5 p. m.

on February 25, ensuring adequate preparations are made for the audience. This address serves not only as a platform for the mayor to communicate with the public but also as a reflection of the city's commitment to transparency and engagement. Parking information and further details are available through the provided RSVP link. Overall, this event highlights the importance of local governance and community involvement in shaping Auburn's future.

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