Councilmember Yolanda Trout announces run for Mayor of Auburn

Auburn, WALocal News

Auburn City Councilmember Yolanda Trout has officially announced her candidacy for Mayor of Auburn, bringing over a decade of public service to the forefront of her campaign. Her platform is built on key pillars such as community engagement, public safety, and economic revitalization, aiming to enhance the quality of life for Auburn residents. Trout is challenging incumbent Mayor Nancy Backus in the upcoming 2025 elections, with a filing deadline set for May 9, 2025. In her campaign announcement, she expressed confidence in Auburn's potential for growth, stating, “Together, we can create a brighter future for everyone. ” She aims to increase transparency in city government and strengthen public safety initiatives while focusing on economic growth in the downtown core.

Furthermore, Trout is dedicated to expanding youth leadership programs and enhancing collaboration with residents through town halls and public forums. Her extensive experience includes serving on national boards, which adds credibility to her campaign. For more details on her vision and initiatives, interested parties can visit her campaign website, ElectYolanda. com.

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