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Economic Alliance presents Snohomish County update May 20

Edmonds, WALocal News

Economic Alliance Snohomish County will host the annual Snohomish County Update on May 20 from 11 a. m. to 1 p. m. at Boeing Future of Flight.

County Executive Dave Somers will join a panel of leaders to discuss vital issues such as Paine Field's economic growth, sustainable fuel policy, and infrastructure investment. “We live in a remarkable part of the world,” Somers stated, reflecting on the balance between growth and preserving natural resources. EASC President Ray Stephanson highlighted the significance of collaborative leadership in driving innovation. Admission is set at $45, which includes lunch provided by Shawn O'Donnell’s. A free livestream of the event will begin at 11:30 a.

m. on EASC’s YouTube channel. The discussion aims to inform attendees about the ongoing developments in transportation and climate innovation in the region. For further information, individuals can visit EconomicAllianceSC. org or email info@EconomicAllianceSC.

org.

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