Eck launches reelection campaign, pledging values-based approach to city issues

Edmonds, WALocal News

Chris Eck officially launched her re-election campaign on Wednesday, gathering around 60 supporters at Brigid’s Bottleshop in Edmonds. During the event, she emphasized the critical role of local leadership and the need for community engagement in decision-making. Endorsed by organizations like the Sierra Club, Eck highlighted her dedication to environmental protection and citizen advocacy. She outlined her primary focus on addressing the city's budget crisis, aiming to restore cuts to human services and police staffing. Eck argued that balancing growth with environmental sustainability is not only feasible but essential for the community's future.

She plans to pursue innovative revenue-generation strategies beyond traditional tax increases. Eck's commitment to amplifying marginalized voices in city governance resonated throughout her address. Her values-based approach aims to guide Edmonds through its current challenges while preserving its character and natural resources.

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