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Bothell City Council Adopts 2040 Vision and Strategic Priorities

Bothell, WALocal News

In January 2023, the Bothell City Council developed a 2040 Vision to shape the city's future, along with three-year Strategic Priorities focusing on seven essential areas for community growth. Officially adopted on March 7, 2023, these documents signify the council's commitment to proactive governance and community engagement. They will guide policy-making, budget development, and prioritization for years to come, ensuring residents' needs are considered. The city encourages community members to explore these plans to understand how Bothell intends to evolve. While the Strategic Priorities may adapt, the foundational elements of the 2040 Vision will remain unchanged, reflecting the council's dedication to fostering a sustainable and thriving environment for all residents.

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