Edmonds City Council set to vote on new public works director Tuesday

Edmonds, WALocal News

Edmonds Mayor Mike Rosen appointed Andy Rheaume as the public works director, pending City Council confirmation on October 14. Rheaume, who has over 20 years of experience, previously served in Anacortes, where he oversaw significant infrastructure initiatives. His responsibilities included managing regional water and wastewater treatment plants and transportation planning, among other vital municipal functions. Rosen highlighted Rheaume's leadership qualities and dedication to customer service, emphasizing the importance of public works in ensuring clean drinking water and safe streets. Rheaume's career began as a maintenance technician, and he has since advanced to leadership roles, including time as a councilmember and mayor in Bothell.

His extensive experience positions him well to address the public works needs of Edmonds. The City Council's upcoming vote will determine his official appointment. Rheaume's leadership is anticipated to bring innovation and effective management to the department.

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