Letter to the editor Its time to invest in Edmonds future by supporting Proposition 1

Edmonds, WALocal News

In a letter to the editor, former Edmonds mayor Dave Earling endorses Proposition 1, citing the city's urgent need for new revenue to combat a structural shortfall. Over the years, Edmonds has developed a vibrant community, but rising costs and aging infrastructure now jeopardize essential services. Proposition 1 seeks to fund public safety, parks, and infrastructure while offering exemptions for financially vulnerable seniors. Earling emphasizes that leadership requires making tough decisions, and this proposition is a step toward safeguarding Edmonds' future. He notes that despite budget cuts and layoffs, the city cannot maintain its services without this new funding.

The upcoming November vote represents a critical moment for the community's future. Voting Yes is framed as essential for preserving the quality of life that residents have built together. Earling calls on fellow citizens to join him in supporting the proposition.

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