City of Edmonds - 2025-2030 Capital Facilities Plan Public Hearing

Edmonds, WALocal News

The City of Edmonds will host a public hearing on October 22, 2024, at 7:00 pm to discuss its updated Capital Facilities Plan for 2025-2030. This plan is vital for outlining necessary improvements and upgrades to the city's infrastructure, which includes transportation, parks, and stormwater management systems. These enhancements are crucial for the effective implementation of the city's Comprehensive Plan, aimed at better serving its residents. For those wishing to participate, information on attending or viewing the City Council meeting is available online. The City Public Works website features a draft list of projects included in the plan, and residents can also review a printed version at the City Hall reception desk.

This public hearing represents an important opportunity for community engagement in local governance. By discussing these projects, the city aims to foster transparency and gather public input. Such initiatives highlight the city’s commitment to maintaining and improving essential public facilities for a better quality of life.

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