City of Edmonds welcomes new executive assistant and public information officer - My Edmonds News

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The City of Edmonds has appointed Beckie Peterson as the new executive assistant to the mayor, effective May 19, 2025. Peterson previously served as a legislative executive assistant, where she gained valuable experience in municipal operations. Neil Neroutsos has been named the interim public information officer, tasked with managing public and media communications. This leadership change is intended to improve the city’s responsiveness and operational effectiveness, particularly in community engagement. The city council expressed confidence in both Peterson and Neroutsos to fulfill their new roles effectively.

The appointments reflect the city’s commitment to enhancing governance and transparency. As these officials step into their positions, they aim to streamline communication and foster better relationships with residents. The leadership shift is anticipated to bring fresh perspectives to the city's administrative processes.

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