Edmonds Economic Development Commission to hold special meeting Oct. 29

Edmonds, WALocal News

The Edmonds Economic Development Commission will convene a special meeting on October 29 to tackle the city's pressing $5 million budget shortfall. Among the solutions under consideration are the introduction of paid parking in downtown areas and a new business and occupation tax. The meeting is set to begin at 6 p. m. in the 3rd-floor Brackett Room of Edmonds City Hall, located at 121 5th Ave.

N. Residents are encouraged to participate remotely via Zoom, with access details included in the agenda. This initiative is part of a broader strategy to enhance revenue streams and improve the city's financial outlook. Local officials emphasize the importance of community engagement in these discussions, as the outcomes will directly impact residents and local businesses. The commission aims to finalize recommendations that could lead to concrete policy changes addressing the fiscal challenges ahead.

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