Joseph Ademofe enters race for Edmonds City Council Pos. 3

Edmonds, WALocal News

Joseph Ademofe announced his candidacy for Edmonds City Council Position 3, focusing on housing affordability, economic development, and public safety. He stated his commitment to innovative solutions to the pressing issues facing the city. Ademofe, who immigrated from Nigeria and has lived in the U. S. since 2008, has pursued an extensive education, earning a master's degree in international studies.

His professional background includes public safety work at the University of Washington and serving on the Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, and Accessibility commission for Edmonds. The Position 3 seat is currently held by Neil Tibbott, who is not seeking re-election, and business owner Erika Barnett is also a candidate. Ademofe aims to ensure the city remains prosperous for future generations, reflecting his family's desire for a nurturing environment. His candidacy highlights the importance of community engagement in local governance. By addressing housing and economic concerns, Ademofe is positioning himself as a proactive candidate for change.

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