Affordable housing topic of Edmonds Civic Roundtable Conversation with Council Aug. 20

Edmonds, WALocal News

The Edmonds Civic Roundtable will host a “Conversation with the Council” event on August 20, focusing on affordable housing in the community. Scheduled from 7:45 to 9 a. m. at the Pancake Haus, the meeting aims to address key questions such as the definition of affordable housing, qualifications for assistance, and its availability locally. Tom Mesaros, the program chairman, highlighted the event as an opportunity for residents to connect with their councilmembers and raise pertinent questions.

Featured speakers include Edmonds City Councilmember Susan Paine and Chris Collier, the government relations director for the Housing Authority of Snohomish County. This structured conversation encourages audience participation, enhancing community engagement on housing issues. Reservations are encouraged due to limited seating, and breakfast options will be provided by the Pancake Haus. Affordable housing remains a significant topic in many communities, reflecting ongoing challenges in housing accessibility. The event underscores the importance of public dialogue in addressing local social issues.

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