Ross Dimmick appointed to Edmonds Port Commission

Edmonds, WALocal News

Ross Dimmick has been appointed to the Edmonds Port Commission, taking over the at-large seat left vacant by Steve Johnston's retirement. Dimmick brings over 35 years of experience in environmental consulting, having worked under the Endangered Species Act and the National Historic Preservation Act. Commission President David Preston noted Dimmick's impressive qualifications and passion for the Edmonds and Woodway communities. Dimmick, who has also been a commercial fisherman, aims to enhance the port's service while ensuring environmental stewardship and financial stability. The Port of Edmonds Commission is responsible for approving the annual budget, overseeing major projects, and developing policies to support port goals.

Dimmick thanked the commission for the opportunity and expressed his eagerness to contribute positively. His appointment signals a commitment to local environmental issues and community engagement. The commission's work is vital for the economic development of the region, emphasizing the importance of effective leadership.

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