Edmonds-Woodway added to RFA annexation town halls

On March 5, Edmonds residents are invited to join town hall meetings aimed at discussing the proposed annexation to the Regional Fire Authority. Snohomish County Assessor Linda Hjelle will lead the workshops, which are designed to inform the community about the upcoming ballot measure and its implications on local fire services. The town hall meetings will serve as an essential platform for residents to engage directly with local officials, ensuring that their voices are heard regarding this critical issue. The proposed annexation promises to enhance public safety and improve fire response times in the area, making it a significant topic for community discussion. Residents will have the opportunity to ask questions and express their concerns, fostering a transparent dialogue about the potential benefits and challenges of the annexation.

As the date for voting approaches, community involvement becomes increasingly vital for making informed choices that affect public safety. Overall, these workshops aim to empower residents with knowledge and encourage active participation in local governance. The conversations held during these meetings could shape the future of fire services in Edmonds and surrounding areas.