Mayor Nelson Budget Address

Edmonds, WALocal News

Mayor Mike Nelson shared his budget plans for 2022 during a public address on October 4, 2021, focusing on the financial priorities of the City of Edmonds. The proposed budget will soon be presented to the City Council for approval, reflecting the administration's commitment to addressing community needs. This year's budget aims to enhance public services and infrastructure, ensuring that the city continues to thrive. The Mayor emphasized the importance of public participation in understanding and shaping these fiscal plans, inviting residents to engage with the budget process. A link to the full video of the budget address has been provided, allowing residents to gain a comprehensive understanding of the proposals.

The administration aims for increased transparency and accountability in local governance. This budget presentation is a crucial step in planning for the city's future, as it sets the financial framework for upcoming projects and initiatives. Overall, the address highlights the significance of community involvement in local government decisions.

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