Mike Clugston is new City of Edmonds planning and development director

Edmonds, WALocal News

Mayor Mike Rosen appointed Mike Clugston as the planning and development director for the City of Edmonds. Clugston, who has dedicated 18 years to the city, previously served as the acting director and has a proven track record in current planning. His leadership in code updates and the 2024 Comprehensive Plan update highlights his commitment to community development. Clugston's ability to listen to diverse opinions has earned him praise from Mayor Rosen, who emphasized his results-oriented approach. Before joining Edmonds, he worked in environmental planning in Delaware County, New York, providing assistance to local towns.

Clugston holds a Master of Arts in geography from Binghamton University and a Bachelor of Arts in geology from Lehigh University. He also earned a professional certification from the American Planning Association, enhancing his qualifications. His appointment marks a significant step in the city’s ongoing development efforts.

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