Letter to the editor About those citizen volunteers at the Edmonds Marsh

Edmonds, WALocal News

William Alexander calls on Mayor Rosen to resolve communication barriers that prevent the Edmonds Stream Team from restoring salmon habitats in Edmonds marsh. The volunteer group's leader, Joe Scordino, has reported no communication from the city's office, which has stalled their efforts for nearly two years. Alexander recalls a previous letter sent to then-Mayor Mike Nelson, which included a statement from Rosen advocating for volunteerism as a vital community asset. He expresses disappointment that the current administration has not acted to facilitate volunteer involvement, despite the mayor's campaign promises to support such initiatives. The letter highlights the need for a creative solution to engage volunteers and improve local ecosystems.

Alexander emphasizes that community engagement is essential for environmental restoration. He urges the mayor to find a way to allow access to the marsh property for volunteers. Addressing these issues could reinforce the city's commitment to volunteerism and environmental stewardship.

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