Janelle Cass announces campaign to retain Edmonds Port Commission District 1 seat

Edmonds, WALocal News

Janelle Cass launched her campaign to retain her position as Port of Edmonds Commissioner, District 1, following her appointment in 2023. With a degree in civil and environmental engineering from the U. S. Air Force Academy, she brings a wealth of experience in public service, particularly from her tenure at the FAA. Cass faces Chelsea Rudd in the election for the critical District 1 seat.

The Port of Edmonds, which consists of five commissioners, has three seats open this election cycle, underscoring the importance of the upcoming vote. She has played a key role in various initiatives, including the Port’s Strategic Plan and significant infrastructure projects like the Port Walk and Sea Wall replacement. Cass also serves on both the Edmonds Chamber of Commerce Board and the Edmonds Tree Board, reflecting her dedication to local issues. She emphasizes the importance of community engagement in shaping the Port's future, citing her involvement in the City of Edmonds’ waterfront visioning process. Cass aims to foster economic opportunities while ensuring environmental protection in her ongoing efforts.

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