Coffee with the Mayor meeting in Woodway June 7

Edmonds, WALocal News

Mayor Mike Quinn will host a "Coffee with the Mayor" event on Saturday, June 7, at Woodway Town Hall, located at 23920 113th Pl. W. The gathering is scheduled from 9 to 10:30 a. m. and will feature coffee and doughnuts, creating a welcoming environment for residents.

Up to two council members will accompany the mayor, facilitating conversations about local issues. This informal interaction allows residents to engage directly with their elected officials, fostering transparency and community involvement. Events like this are significant for local governance, as they encourage open dialogue and strengthen community ties. Such initiatives can lead to increased civic participation and a better understanding of residents' needs. Regular opportunities for engagement help build trust between officials and constituents, essential for effective governance.

The event underscores the importance of accessibility in local politics.

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